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PHOENIX – Chase Elliott ran a flawless race, leading 153 of 312 laps and held off fellow title contender Brad Keselowski by more than 2.7 seconds. NASCAR's most popular driver is now a champion of its most prestigious series.

John Goodyear and Art Staus picked Elliott. John tied Gerry Hafer on wins, but Gerry held his lead on points.

Congratulations to Gerry Hafer, our 2020 Prediction Row Champion!

Final Standings

  1. Gerry Hafer  3 wins, 418 points
  2. John Goodyear  3 wins, 406 points
  3. Larry Hanna  2 wins, 398 points
  4. Steve Poplarski  2 wins, 371 points
  5. Jim West  2 wins, 335 points
  6. Art Staus  1 win, 394 points

Click on the PREDICTION ROW tab at the top of this page so you can keep up with the competition from race to race. And check the notes at the bottom for an explanation of scoring.

Club Hall of Fame member Grady Wade delighted fans and impressed car owners for four decades. He pushed supermodifieds and sprint cars to the limits.

The September 2020 edition of Sprint Car & Midget Magazine featured Wade's accomplishments in great detail.

Click Here to download the full magazine article.

The pride and joy of club president Chris Bleistein is his 1982 Corvette. A gift to himself, he bought it new and still drives it today.

The accomplishments of his deli restaurants enabled Chris and his family to enjoy the 'Vette over the years. Road trips and car shows were always enjoyable.

Click Here to download the full Daily Sun article and see pictures of Chris' pride and joy.

Seemingly for his entire life, club hospitality coordinator John Angiolo has enjoyed every aspect of auto racing.

Since leaving Wisconsin to enjoy retirement in The Villages, Angiolo's passion for racing continues at full throttle. John is no stranger to many tracks and racers across central Florida.

Click Here to download the full Daily Sun article.