ARRA Announces New Section to their Website  

Ringoes,NJ – Auto Racing Research Associates… ARRA, just recently announced their intentions of moving from a Northeast focused statistical website to expand to becoming national in scope, are proud to announce another exciting new addition to their popular website!  In cooperation with fellow ARRA historian Guy Smith, and linking to a section of Guy’s website, TrackChasers, ARRA has added another section to their website titled “Centurions”! 

   “With our move towards a more national coverage, Guy contacted me with the idea of linking up with one of his pages files that contains an interesting study of drivers, both national and even international in scope.” noted ARRA President Fred Voorhees of the newest news out of the ARRA office.  “The idea of the study is to honor those drivers who have either competed and or attended races at 100 or more different racing facilities during their career.  I thought it was a novel idea and thought we could make an interesting section for those who may be interested, and to also provide a bit more reference for a great number of drivers.  In total…there are 171 different drivers listed in this new section. I invited all race fans to visit this new section of our website.”

  Fans can visit this new section of the ARRA website at:  https://sites.google.com/view/racer-centurions/home

Auto Racing Research Associates is a group of over two dozen auto racing historians across the country banded together for the purpose of the research, documentation and displaying of auto racing history such as driver win statistics, as well as track, racing series’ and organizations histories and also the background of racing personalities, particular cars from the past and various other interesting facts of racing history that should not be forgotten.  ARRA continues to build a network of associated auto racing related websites to unite for better chances of furthering the understanding of the past of our sport.  ARRA offers looking up services for those looking for one particular piece of information from the past.  We encourage you to visit our new website if you have not had the pleasure yet.