2012 race season final

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This document lists 14 upcoming races for the 2012 season across various speedways, including the Waterford Speedbowl, Stafford Motor Speedway, Lee USA Speedway, Star Speedway, Seekonk Speedway, Oswego Speedway, and Beech Ridge Speedway. It also names Randy Cabral as the 2012 driver champion and Tim Bertrand/Bertrand Motorsports as the 2012 owner champion. The document concludes by thanking Norm Marx and John Dadalt for providing photos.

Race 2 – Waterford Speedbowl –
Marvin Rifchin Memorial

NEMA Lites Mid Week Show –
Star Speedway

Race 7 – Shane Hammond Memorial
– Waterford Speedbowl

Race 9 – Angelillo Memorial -
Waterford Speedbowl

Race 10 & 11 – Beech Ridge
Speedway – PASS Weekend

2012 Driver & Owner Champions
Randy Cabral (Driver)
Tim Bertrand / Bertrand Motorsports (Owner)

Thank you!
• All photos courtesy of Norm Marx & John
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