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NEMA AWARD BANQUETS
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Photos and Awards Reports
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2023 NEMA Banquet - 3-23-24
2022 NEMA Banquet - 3-25-23
2020
& 2021 NEMA Banquet - 3-5-22
2019 NEMA Banquet - 11-9-19
2018 NEMA Banquet - 11-10-18
2017 NEMA Banquet - 12-2-17
2016 NEMA Banquet - 12-3-16
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2015 NEMA
Banquet - 12-5-15
2014 NEMA
Banquet - 11-22-14
2013 NEMA
Banquet - 11-16-13
2012 NEMA
Banquet - 11-17-12
2011 NEMA
Banquet - 11-19-11
2010 NEMA
Banquet - 11-20-10
2009 NEMA
Banquet - 11-21-09
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2008 NEMA Banquet - 11-22-08
2007 NEMA Banquet - 11-10-07
2006 NEMA Banquet - 1-13-07
2005 NEMA Banquet - 1-28-06
2004
NEMA Banquet - 1-15-05
2003
NEMA Banquet - 1-24-04
2002
NEMA Banquet -
1-11-03 |
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NEMA Champions
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2015 - John Zych Jr. - John
Zych Sr. #9
2015 - Anthony Payne - Lites - Scott
Bigelow #32 - Lites
2016 - John Zych Jr. - John Zych Sr.
#9
2016 - Jim Chambers - Lites - Jim Chambers #12 - Lites
2017 -
Randy Cabral - Bertrand Motorsports. #74
2017 - Dan
Cugini - Lites - Dan Cugini #51 - Lites
2018 -
Randy Cabral - Bertrand Motorsports. #74
2018 - Dan
Cugini - Lites - Dan Cugini #51 - Lites
2019 - Avery
Stoehr - Bertrand Motorsports #39
2019 - Ryan Locke -
Lites - Frank Manafort #76 - Lites
2020 - Todd Bertrand -
Bertrand Motorsports #48
2020 - PJ Stergios - Lites -
Bill Stergios #11 - Lites
2021 - Randy Cabral - Bertrand
Motorsports #74
2021 - Jake Trainor - Lites - Matt
Seymour #11 - Lites
2022 - Avery Stoehr - Bertrand
Motorsports #74
2022 - Jake Trainor - Lites - Matt
Seymour #29 - Lites
2023 - Avery Stoehr - Bertrand
Motorsports #39
2023 - Alby Ovitt - Parker Brothers
Racing #20 |
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Jim O’Brien Memorial
Award
In 2011 NEMA lost one
of its most dedicated competitors and contributors with the
passing of Jimmy O’Brien. As a car owner and officer,
O’Brien helped write over four decades of NEMA history.
O’Brien, a NEMA member since 1970, said his greatest moment
came in 1990 when son Matt jumped into his #16 Midget.
The O'Brien Family honors his memory with the Jim O’Brien
Memorial Award for “outstanding contributions to the family
and to racing”.
2011 - Glen Cabral
2012 - Doug
Cleveland
2013 - Greg Stoehr
2014 - Pete
Pernisiglio Sr.
2015 - Glenn Cugini
2016 - Gil Bertrand
2017 - John Mikitarian
2018 - John Zych Sr.
2019 - Paul Scally Jr.
2020-21 -
Johnny Coy Jr.
2022 - Bobby Seymour
2023 - Peter
Valeri |
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Johnny Thomson Memorial
Award
A small group of NEMA members led
by Bill Estabrook, Sr. have helped keep the memory of Johnny
Thomson alive and well with the annual presentation of the
annual Johnny Thomson Memorial Award. Thomson of Lowell, MA,
is widely acknowledged as New England’s greatest
open-cockpit racer.
After almost 50 years, in 2014
the final Johnny Thomson Memorial Award was presented.
Given annually by a small group of NEMA members from the
Lowell, MA area, the award was given to honor the memory
of New England's greatest open-cockpit racer. Besides an
outstanding career in midget and sprint cars, Thomson
raced the Indy 500 eight times, winning the pole in 1959. He
died in a sprint car crash in Allentown, PA in the fall of
1960 at the age of 38.
Veteran NEMA member Bruce
Beane announced at the 2014 NEMA Banquet that it would be
the final time the award was given, as many of the
originators of the award have passed.
The final
recipient of the Johnny Thomson trophy was Linda Cleveland,
long time NEMA official and secretary.
Linda Cleveland ('14)
Ed Breault ('13)
Joe Fiore ('12)
Greg Stoehr ('11)
Mike Scrivani (‘10),
Mike
and Lu Jarret (‘09),
Nokie Fornoro (‘08),
Irene Venditti
(‘07),
Ben Seitz (‘06),
Shawn Torrey (‘05),
Mike Luggelle
(‘04),
Joey Payne (‘03),
Pete Pernesiglio (’02),
Chris Romano (’01)
Marilyn Angelillo (’00).
Other members to be recognized with the Thomson Memorial Award
include Gene Angelillo (’87), Bruce Bean (’91), Keith
Botehlo (’98), Doug Cleveland (’99), Drew Fornoro (’83),
Marvin Rifchin (’95), Walt Scadden (’97), Paul Stoehr (’88),
and Russ Stoehr (’94).
The very first recipient was Dick
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Dick Gallagher Memorial
Hall of Fame
For many years, the idea of a
NEMA Hall of Fame had been discussed among its
history-minded members, but nothing ever came of it. After
the untimely death of Dick Gallagher, who had been one of
those members, his family decided that we had waited long
enough, and established the Dick Gallagher Memorial Hall of
Fame. As with similar awards, it is meant to honor the most
outstanding members of our club. While there have been some
obvious objections, in most cases, new inductees must have
been retired for a few years.
The
master trophy is displayed with honor at the Pronyne
Motorsports Museum in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
The trophies are donated by Doug
and David Steward in memory of their granduncle and
grandmother, Dick Gallagher and Helen Gallagher Donaghey.
Hall of
Fame Members List
2022 - Pete Pernesiglio -
Owner
2018 - Doug Cleveland - Owner
and Driver
2016 - Marilyn Angelillo -
Long-time Secretary
2015 - Mike Scrivani -
Long-time President and Car Owner
Gene Angelillo - 1983, ‘85, ‘86,
‘88, ‘90, ‘92, ‘96, ‘98 to ‘03, and ‘05 Champion Owner;
1996-02 NEMA President
Bruce Beane - Long-time Owner (‘97
Champ) & Official
Dick Brown - 1960-61 Driver
Champion
Ray Burke - ‘55 Driver Champ;
17-time Board Member
Joe Csiki - 1962, ‘63, & ‘65 Driver
Champion; 1961 and 1962 Owner Champion
Joey Coy - 1989, ‘91, & ‘93 Driver
Champion
Ed Czyzewski - Long-time Car Owner
Chuck Daniel - 1978-90 President;
Long-time Car Owner
Milt Dentch - 1952-53 President
Freeman Downing - 1965-67 Owner
Champion
Maury Dumas - 1957-93 Starter
Chris Economaki - National
Speedsport News Editor
Bill Eldridge - 1953-53 & ‘57-58
Driver Champion
Mike Favulli - 1986-93 President;
Leading Driver
Frank Ferrara - 1965-71 Starter
Drew Fornoro - Club’s biggest
winner; Nine-time Champion
Nokie Fornoro
- The 1981 NEMA champ, Nokie sits fourth in all-time
NEMA wins with 45
Dick Gallagher - Long-time Driver
Dave Humphrey - Six-time Driving
Champion
Ray Kelley - 1956-57 Owner Champion
Wen Kelley - Long-time
Secretary/Treasurer
Carl Kibbe - 1980, ‘89, ‘91, & ‘93
Owner Champion
Rollie Lindblad - 1976 Owner
Champion; “Badger” Innovator
Johnny Mann - 1972 & ‘74 Driving
Champion
John McCarthy 1970, ‘71, & ‘73
Owner Champion; Twelve-time President
Ralph Miller - Long-time
contributor in the early years
Bob Miour - Long-time Club
Photographer
Dick Monahan - Perhaps the longest
serving NEMA official
Al Monast - 1960-61 Owner Champion
Jimmy O’Brien - Long-time Owner;
13-time Treasurer
Gibby Parmenter - 1953, ‘54, & ‘58
Owner Champion; Contest Board Chairman
Bob Pascale - 1956 & ‘59 Owner
Champion
Al Pillion - 1956 & ‘59 Driver
Champion
Lenny Poe - 1955-62 President
Ray Roberts - 1966 Driver Champion;
Contest Board
Marvin Rifkin - Tire Manufacturer;
Long-time Benefactor
Billy Ryder - 1976-87 Starter
Smokey Secundo - 1962-64 & 1966
Owner Champion
Ben Seitz - 2004-2007 Driver
Champion
Mike Seymour - 1984 Driver
Champion, Multi-term VP
Lee Smith - 1977, ‘80, & 82 Driver
Champion; 1979 & ‘80 Owner Champion
Paul Stoehr - Long-time Driver,
Owner, & Official
Russ Stoehr - 1990, ‘97, ‘00, ‘01,
& '02 Driver Champion
Ed Stone - 1959 Owner Champion
Bill & Nickie Tapley - 1994 & 1995
Owner Champions
Peter Valeri - 2004-2007 Owner
Champion
Jerry Wall - Driver & Owner;
“Yellowjacket” Innovator
Butch Walsh - 1981-84 President;
1973 Driver Champion
Bobby White - 1975 and ‘79 Driver
Champion
Paul Young - Long-time Owner &
Official |
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Wen Kelley Memorial
Each year, the Wen Kelley
Memorial is awarded to the member(s) who exemplifies
outstanding dedication and service to NEMA much in the way
that Kelley himself did for over 37 years.
2023 -
Dennis O'Brien
2022 -
Richie Coy
2021 -
Craig Merrimen
2020 - Freddy Cleveland
2019 -
Paul Scally
2018 -
Steve Cleveland
2017 -
Cynthia Tebbetts
2016 -
Bob Blanchette
2015 -
Pete Falconi
2014 - Tim Bertrand
2013 - Mike
Jarret
2012 - Bob Blanchette
2011 - Glen Cabral
2010 - Shawn Torrey
2009 - Laura Kibbe
2008 - Linda Cleveland
2007 - Mike Scrivani
2006 - Lu Jarret
2005 - Patty Campanale
2004 - Pete Pernisiglio
2003 - Matt O'Brien
2002 - Bob Webber, Sr.
2001 - Curt Kibbe
2000 - Don Douville
1999 - Mike and Boddy Seymour
1998 - Marilyn and Gene Angelillo
1997 - Don Douville
1996 - Bruce Beane
1995 - None
1994 - Bob Bahre, Earl Grant, Bob
Hart, Bob Miour, Irene Venditti
1993 - Ray Kelley, Jim O'Brien,
Gibby Parmenter, Marvin Rifkin, Venditti Family
1992 - Milt Dentsch, Dick
Gallagher, Jim Green, Dick Monhan, Lennie Poe, Ray
Roberts
1991 - Al Pillion
1990 - John McCarthy
1989 -
Mary Kelley |
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Ralph Miller Memorial Award
for Outstanding & Continuing
Perseverance
Ralph Miller was a long-time
contributor to NEMA in its early years and was a two-time
car-owner champion in the non-Offy days. This award, donated
in loving memory of Ralph by his daughter and son-in-law
Cathy and John Calure, recognizes Outstanding and Continuing
Perseverance of a veteran car owner.
By definition perseverance is “steady
persistence in a course of action, a purpose, a state, in
spite of difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement.”
2019 - Christian Briggs
2018 -
Pete
Pernisiglio Sr.
2017 - Greg Stoehr
2016 - Glenn Cugini
2015 - Doug Cleveland
2014 - Jeff
Johnson
2013 - Gene Feigel
2012 - Jeff
Horn
2011 - Dave Leonard
2010 - Jim Miller
2009 - Paul Scally
2008 - John Zych Sr.
2007 - Mike Luggelle
2006 - Shane Hammond
2005 - Alex Shlatz
2004 - Ed Breault
2003 - Mike Luggelle
2002 - Adam Cantor
2001 - Glen Cabral
2000 - Jim O'Brien
1999 - Peter Pernesiglio
1998 - Cleveland Crew |
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Joe Csiki Most Improved
Drivers
Joe Csiki was an innovator and a
champion winning three driving and two championships in the
early 60s.
2023 - Kyle
Valeri
2022 - Dylan
Coutu
2020-21 - Jake
Trainor & Tianna Kibbe
2019 - Lanson
Fornoro & Ryan Locke
2018 - Richie Coy
2017 - Paul
Scally & Ben Mikitarian
2016 - Jim
Chambers & Ryan Locke
2015 - Alan
Chambers & Anthony Payne
2014 - Jim
Chambers & Logan Rayvals
2013 - John Zych Jr. & Danny Cugini
2012 - Jake Smith & Bethany Stoehr
2011 - Mike Horn
2011 - James Santa Maria
2010 - Chris deRitis
2009 - Abby Martino
2008 - Randy Cabral
2007 - Erica Santos
2006 - Shane Hammond
2005 - Shane Hammond
2004 - Ben Seitz
2003 - Adam Cantor
2002 - Kyle Carpenter
2001 - Barry Kittredge
2000 - Randy Cabral
1999 - Glen Cabral
1998 - Keith Botelho
1997 - Jim Miller
1996 - Chuck Welling
1995 - Keith Botelho
1994 - Barry Cannon
1993 - Paul Lawless
1992 - Greg Stoehr
1991 - Matt O'Brien
1990 - Glen Cabral |
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Mechanics of the Year
NEMA mechanics
work long and hard to prepare and tune their machines
for
speed and safety.
2023 - Dan Rock & Dennis O'Brien
2022 - Keith Botelho & Matt Seymour
2020-21 - John Zych Sr. & Matt Seymour
2019 - Glen Cabral & Matt Seymour
2018 - Glen Cabral & Dan Cugini
2017 - Rachael LeClerc
2016 - John Zych Sr. & Jeff Locke
2015 - John Zych Sr. & Scott Bigelow
2014 -
Bertrand Motorsports & Bigelow
Motorsports
2013 - John Zych Sr. & Glen Cugini
2012 - Mike Horn & Jeff Johnson
2011 - Greg Stoehr & Kathryn Stoehr
2010 - John Andruk
2009 - MJ Motorsports
2008 - Bertrand Motorsports & PJ
Stergois
2007 - Ed Breault
2006 - Randy & Glen Cabral
2005 - Kevin Keeler
2004 - Peter Valeri
2003 - Gene Angelillo (Top 5)
2003 - Mike
Scrivani, Jr.
2002 - Bruce Beane
2001 - Joe Fiore
2000 - Glen Cabral
1999 - Chuck Welling
1998 - Cleveland Crew
1997 - Bruce Beane
1996 - Walt Scadden
1995 - Dan Douville
1994 - Mike Seymour
1993 - Bay Hayes
1992 - Rick Hart
1991 - Carl Kibbe
1990 - Dan Blair |
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Ray Roberts Memorial
The award is named for Ray Roberts, a
long-time NEMA campaigner and Contest Board member. He was
known for his reverence for the underdog.
Competitors
deserve admiration for a host of attributes that extend
beyond simply winning races. Strength of character,
sportsmanship, and dedication, do not necessarily show in
the finishing order.
2023 - Pete
Pernesiglio, Sr.
2022 - Jon Andruk
2020-21 - Chris
Vose
2019 - Matt
O'Brien
2018 - John
Mikitarian
2017 - Jim Cataldo
2016 - Dennis
O'Brien
2015 - Paul Scally
2014 - Joe Santa
Maria
2013 -
Kevin Park
2012 - Christian Briggs
2011 - Lee Bundy
2010 - Brian Cleveland
2009 - Lee Bundy
2008 - Doug Cleveland
2007 - Shawn Torrey
2006 - Jim O’Brien
2005 - Alex Shlatz
2004 - Jack Glockner
2003 - Bob Bradbury
2002 - Campanale Crew
2001 - Laura Kibbe
2000 - Richard Annis
1999 - Steve Dumas
1998 - Lee Bundy
1997 - Linda Cleveland
1996 - Pete Pernesiglio
1995 - John Ferrell
1994 - Dave Scott
1993 - Henry Nelson
1992 - John & Helen Lane
1991 - Mike Lugelle
1990 - Monte Cockerline |
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Ed Clotheir
Rookies-of-the-Year
2023 - Ryan Tidman
& Trent Goodrow
2022 - Dylan Rock
& Kyle Ferrucci
2021 - Michael
Pernesiglio
2020 - Jake Trainor & Joe Bailey
2019 - Drew
Eldridge
2018 - Andy Lunt,
Kyle Valeri, & Jake Trainor
2017 - Richie Coy
2016 -
Ben Mikitarian
2015 - Alan
Chambers & Jim Cataldo
2014 - Avery
Stoehr & Ryan Krachun
2013 -
Ian Cumens & Richie Morroccorocco
2012 - Seth Carlson & Avery Stoehr
2011 - Todd Bertrand
2011 - Seth Carlson
2010 - Lanson Fornoro
2009 - Chris deRitis
2008 - William Wall
2007 - Jeremy Frankoski
2006 - Cory Cleary
2005 - Mike Keeler
2004 - Shane Hammond
2003 - Sean Caisse
2002 - Tim Heath
2001 - Kevin Weeks
2000 - None
1999 - Randy Cabral
1999 - Barry
Kittredge
1998 - Larry Cheetham
1997 - Ed Breault
1996 - Mike Ober
1995 - Dave Jepson
1994 - Paul Scally III
1993 - Barry Cannon
1992 - John Mikitarian
1990 - Jack Matava |
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Evans/Thrall Top Owner/Driver
Named for Ronnie Evans and Len Thrall,
two prolific NEMA competitors who raced over three decades
from the 50s through the 70s, this award honors the highest
finishing owner/driver in the final point standings.
2023 - Paul Scally & Randy Cabral
2022 - Matt O'Brien & Paul Scally
2021 - Doug Cleveland & Richie Coy
2020 - Mike Horn & Richie Coy
2019 - Paul Scally & Richie Coy
2018 - Paul Scally & Dan Cugini
2017 - Paul Scally & Dan Cugini
2016 - Paul Scally & Jim Chambers
2015 - Paul Scally & Scott Bigelow
2014 - Paul Scally & Scott Bigelow
2013 - Todd Bertrand & Andy Barrows
2012 - Jim Miller
2011 - Russ Stoehr
2010 - Greg Stoehr
2009 - Jim Miller
2008 - Greg Stoehr
2007 - Greg Stoehr
2006 - Greg Stoehr
2005 - Lee Bundy
2004 - Ed Breault
2003 - Ed Breault
2002 - Ed Breault
2001 - Barry Kittredge
2000 - Ed Breault
1999 - Russ Stoehr
1998 - Ed Breault
1997 - Ed Breault
1996 - Paul Lawless
1995 - Bobby Seymour
1994 - Paul Lawless
1993 - Bobby Seymour
1992 - Bobby Seymour
1991 - Bobby Seymour
1990 - Bobby Seymour |
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Associate Member Never Say Die Award
2023 - Ronald Coutu
& Dylan Coutu
2022 - Chris Vose
2020-21 - Mike
Scrivani
2019 - Christian
Briggs & Drew Eldridge
2018 - Christian
Briggs & Meg Cugini
2017 - Bethany
Stoehr & Richie Coy
2016 -
Megan & Danny Cugini
2015 - Doug
Cleveland & Jeremy Decourcy
2014 -
Doug Cleveland & Kevin Park
2013 -
Jim Chambers & Craig Rayvals
2012 - The Bigelow Family
2011 - John Zych Jr.
2010 - Laura Kibbe
2009 - Ed Breault
2008 - Mike Jarret
2007 - B.J. MacDonald
2007 - Robert Kuiken
2006 - Mike Lugelle
2005 - Chris Desrosiers
2004 - Lee Bundy
2003 - Gino Spada
2002 - Gino Spada
2001 - Alex Schlatz
2000 - Larry Cheetham
1999 - Jim O'Brien
1998 - Walt Scadden
1997 - Brett Mowrey
1996 - Linda & Doug Cleveland
1995 - George Lombardo
1994 - Monte Cockerline
1993 - John Ferrell
1993 - Don Douville
1992 - John Lane
1991 - Steve Bielusiak
1990 - Paul Cleveland |
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The Dave Humphrey Lifetime NEMA Members
2023 - Jeff
Horn
2022 - Jim
Susi & Ed Duncan
2021 - Johnny
Coy Jr.
2020 - Paul Scally Jr. & Lu Cleveland
2018 -
Kurt Kibbe
2016 -
Linda CLeveland
2015 - Glen
Cabral
2014 - Alan
Cantor
2013 - Pete Falconi
2012 - No Selections
2011 - Pete Zanardi & Doug Cleveland
2010 - No selections
2009 - Mike and Lu Jarret
2008 - Peter Pernesiglio, Ellie
Seymour & Shane Hammond
2007 - No selections
2006 - Sam Weisberg
2005 - Jim and Bettyanne Parsons
2004 - Mike Scrivani Jr., Gene
Angelillo
2003 - Jim O'Brien
2002 - Chris Alexander, Dave Morton
2001 - Paul Stoehr, Bill Estabrook
2000 - John Zahar, Butch Walsh
1999 - Lenny Peo, John McCarthy
1998 - Bob Miour, Marvin Rifkin
1997 - Bruce Beane, Dave Monahan
1996 - Dave Humphrey, Mike Favulli |
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NEMA Future Star Awards
(Up & Coming Driver Awards)
2023 - Brayden Egan
2022 - Dylan Coutu
2020-21 - Jake Trainor & Michael
Pernisiglio
2019 - Lanson Fornoro & Chase Locke
2018 - Alby Ovitt & Jake Trainor
2017 - Ryan Locke
2016 - Avery Stoehr & Ryan Locke
2015 - Avery Stoehr & Jeremy Decourcy
2014 - Avery Stoehr & Ryan Krachun
2013 - Kenney Johnson & Logan Rayvals
2012 - Dylan Duhamie & Brandon Martinez |
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Pat Thibodeau Youth and
Determination Awards
2021 - Dylan Coutu
2019 - Chase Locke
2018 - Kyle Valeri
2017 - Ryan Locke
2016 - Avery Stoehr & Ryan Locke
2015 - Avery Stoehr & Megan
Cugini
2014 - Kenney
Johnson & Anthony Payne
2013 - Bethany Stoehr &
Megan Cugini
2012 -
Dylan Duhamie & Jim Santa Maria
2011 - Anthony
Nocella & Bethany Stoehr
2010 - Scott Law & Todd Bertrand
2009 - Anthony Nocella
2008 - Adam Cantor & Jeff Abold
2007 - John Zych Jr. & Chris Leonard
2006 - Kevin Park
2005 - Mike Ordway Jr.
2004 - Sean Dolan
2003 - Erica Santos
2002 - Bobby Santos, III & Ben Seitz
2001 - Gary Sherman
2000 - Steve Grant
1999 - Andy Shlatz
1998 - Jon Barrows
1997 - Robert Boetticher
1996 - Derek Pernesiglio
1995 - Bill Greenwood
1994 - Mike Csiki & Mike Horn
1993 - Pete Pernesiglio
1992 - Curt Kibbe
1991 - Joey Payne, Jr.
1990 - Eric Pratt & Matt O'Brien |
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Marilyn and Gene Angelillo Memorial Award
for
Outstanding Performance
After NEMA
suffered the devastating loss of Marilyn Angelillo,
long-time car owners Ed and Rachael Breault felt compelled
to create an award that would honor the memory of such a
proud and deserving woman. In 2007, Gene Angelillo along
with his daughter and son-in-law Laura and Curt Kibbe
presented the first-ever Marilyn Angelillo
“Woman-Behind-the-Man” award.
At the passing of
Gene Angelillo in 2010, the award was renamed
"The Marilyn and Gene Angelillo Memorial Award for
Outstanding Performance".
2023 - Tiana Kibbe &
Christina Cabral
2022 - Cindy Vose
2021 - Rachael
Scally
2020 - Mariah Bertrand
2019 - Misty Locke
2018 - Sharon
Spector
2017 - Denise
Chambers
2016 -
Ellen Hugues
2015 - Tara Stoehr
2014 -
Rachael LeClerc
2013 -
Janice Zych
2012 - Jennifer
Scrivani
2011 - Tara Stoehr
2010 - Cyndy Scrivani
2009 - Linda Cleveland
2008 - Deb Marvuglio
2007 - Lu
Jarret |
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Shane Hammond Sportsmanship
Awards
2023 - Pete Pernisiglio, Sr.
2022 - Dennis O'Brien & Matt O'Brien
2021 - Chris Vose
2020 - Tianna Kibbe
2019 - John Zych Jr.
2018 - Randy Cabral
2017 - Glen Cabral
2016 - Mike Scrivani
2015 - Tim Bertrand & Paul Bigelow
2014 - Seth
Carlson & Kevin Park
2013 -
Todd Bertrand & Megan Cugini
2012 - Anthony Marvuglio
& Danny Cugini
2011 - Keith Botelho & Christian Briggs
2010 - Jim Miller & Anthony Nocella
2009 -
Eddie LeClerc Jr. |
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Brian Caruso Hard Charger
Award
Sponsored by Ken Schrader Racing
2023 - John Zych, Jr. & Danny Cugini
2022 - Avery Stoehr & Joey Bailey
2020-21 - Avery Stoehr & Jake Trainor
2019 - Avery Stoehr & Ryan Locke
2018 - John Zych & Dan Cugini
2017 - Ben Mikitarian
2014 -
Scott Bigelow
2013 - Avery
Stoehr
2012 - Carl Medeiros
2011 - Bethany Stoehr |
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Hard Luck Awards
2023 - Ryan Tidman & Mike
Pernisiglio
2022 - Richie Coy & Mike
Pernesiglio
2020-21 - Matt Merry & Chris Vose
2019 - Matt O'Brien & Chase Locke
2018 - Meg Cugini
2017 - Kevin Park
2016 - Jim Cataldo
2015 - Danny Cuigini (for both NEMA
& Lites)
2014 - Jeff and Kenney Johnson & Dennis
and Chris O'Brien
2013 -
Allan Cantor & Scott Bigelow
2012 -
Dustin Anderson &
Andy Barrows |
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Hoosier Lites Challenge Winner
2012 - Ian Cumens |
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