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All-Time NEMA Winners & Top 5s from 1953 to 2021

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NEMA LITES Drivers - 10/13/24

NEMA LITES Cars - 10/13/24

NEMA Midgets Drivers - 10/5/24

NEMA Midgets Cars - 10/5/24

UPDATED AS OF 10/1/24 2024 NEMA MIDGETS & NEMA LITES RULEBOOK

UPDATED AS OF 5/2/23 2023 NEMA MIDGETS & NEMA LITES RULEBOOK

2024 MEMBERSHIP FORMS

2024 NEMA Membership Form  - Temporary Permit Form - Driver Medical Release Form This PDF is the medical release form that the NEMA board voted to use in place of submitting a full physical. We will continue to honor the DOT cards but instead of having the physical submitted to the club, the member should print the form, take it to the Doctor’s office, have it signed by the physician, and then return it with the membership application as was required in the past with the physical. NEMA Medical Release Form Driver/Team Info Forms Must be filled out by all drivers. This is a required part of you driver registration/license. Will be part of the web Roster Listing and the NEMA Program book. Please make every effort to fill the form out on your computer (a MS Word doc) and email to the NEMA web master so that the information does not have to be retyped. Driver/Team Info Form HERE NEMA Parental Consent Form

NEMA Annual Car & Driver Safety Evaluation Guide

To all NEMA car owners and drivers: Below is the NEMA safety guide for your use. The safety sheet PDF below is a quick reference guide to help owners and drivers to self-inspect their cars and/or driver's equipment. You will find reference numbers after each section which correspond to our current rule book, giving more details on that section of the guide. Feel free to print the guide and perform your own inspection. The safety committee will also have guides available and will sign off on each car and driver's equipment, to be sure all cars and drivers meet these minimum rule book standards. The safety committee will provide you with a 2018 safety inspection sticker for your car after reviewing the guide with each car owner and/or driver. If you have any questions in regards to this guide, please free to contact safety committee members John Mikitarian (triplemmotorsports@gmail.com) or Jim Cataldo. We will be available at every race for reviewing this guide with you. Our goal is to inspect as many cars as soon as we can to be sure we all meet these minimum standards. Regards NEMA Safety Committee

NEMA SAFETY SHEET PDF

RACE DAY PROCEDURES

NEMA Race Day Procedures PDF

NEMA's 1000th Race Star Speedway - 8/23/14

CARLSON - CABRAL - ZYCH

Recognizing Some NEMA Milestones

Spring, 2016 -- The Northeastern Midget Association will open the season at Star Speedway on May 21. It will be the 1018th point-paying race in the club's 63-year history. Passing unheralded was the club's 1,000th race at Star Speedway on August 23, 2014. Randy Cabral was the winner, besting John Zych Jr. and Seth Carlson. New England's oldest and most enduring touring division, NEMA was formed in the late spring of 1953 at the Thompson clubhouse. Fred Meeker was the first NEMA winner at Seekonk Speedway on May 30, 1953. New England Auto Racing Hall of Famer Bill Eldridge won the next afternoon at Waterford. The NEMA Lites open at Thompson Speedway's Icebreaker on April 9. There have been 106 races for a division that started with an exhibition run at New London-Waterford in 2008. The 100th Lites race was won by Danny Cugini at Lee on July 17 of last year. With two victories last year, Randy Cabral is now tied with Nokie Fornoro in fourth place on NEMA's all-time win list with 47. He has 16 seasons with a least one victory tying him with Bobby Seymour on that list. They have come consecutively, equaling a NEMA standard set by National Midget Hall of Famer Dave Humphrey. Most of Cabral's wins have come in Tim Bertrand's No. 47 but it all started when an upstart Cabral captured the 2000 Boston Louie in a family car. Star Speedway, with 103 races going back to 1968, is the leader among tracks hosting NEMA events. Randy Cabral tops active NEMA competitors with four Star wins including three of the last four. John Zych Jr. has also won at Star. NEMA is clearly one of the most competitive open cockpit divisions in the country. Over the past six years, there have been 23 different NEMA winners and in all but one of those seasons, at least one "first-timer" appeared. Over that span John Zych Jr., Todd Bertrand, Avery Stoehr and Seth Carlson have become top contenders. Danny Cugini and Jim Chambers were first time winners in 2015. Bertrand, Stoehr and Cugini are all products of the NEMA Lites. The Lites have had 20-different winners in the past three seasons, champion Anthony Payne and Megan Cugini among the 2015 first timers. Designed with competiveness in the forefront nine years ago, the Lites are a true success story. Nominations are now being accepted for the New England Auto Racers Hall of Fame. The nomination form and procedure are available on the New England Antique Racers' website - www.near1.org. Please disregard the posted deadlines. Those with NEMA connections already enshrined are Gene Angelillo, Chuck Arnold, Burt Brooks, Ray Brown,Joe Csiki, Bill Eldridge, Frank Ferrara, Drew Fornoro, Dave Humphrey, Johnny Kay, Wen Kelly, Rollie Lindblad, John McCarthy, George Monsen, Al Pillion, Billy Randall, Marvin Rifchin, Mike Scrivani Sr., Louie Seymour, Hank Stevens, Ed Stone and Bentley Warren.