Canadian Historian Brian Pratt Submits Study on 1936 Pacific Northwest Midg  

Canadian Historian Brian Pratt Submits Study on 1936 Pacific Northwest Midget Racing to ARRA

Ringoes,NJ – ARRA, Auto Racing Research Associates, a group of over 40 auto racing historians ranging across the nation and into Canada, are happy to announce that they recently added a page on Pacific Northwest midget car racing courtesy of ARRA Canadian historical expert ARRA historian Brian Pratt.

  “Brian was our first Canadian based historian to join our fold here at ARRA.” mentioned ARRA President Fred Voorhees as he loaded up the organizations website with the latest researched subjects.  “He got in touch with me today and submitted these files and I quickly worked with them to get them up onto our websites cloud storage area and from there...fabricating the website page.  I never know what will greet me when I open up my email for the day.  It was a nice surprise this morning to see the email from Brian.”

   Those fans curious to check out the newest page of statistics can view them at the following link:https://sites.google.com/view/tracks-series-organizations/pacific-northwest-midget-racing

Auto Racing Research Associates is a growing group of over forty 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, 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.  They are the official statistics information source of the Flemington Speedway Historical Society and have been doing much of the research work for a number of years for the Northeast Dirt Modified Museum and Hall of Fame in Weedsport, NY.