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Fred DeSarro - Wikipedia
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50 Greatest Modified Drivers – Fred DeSarro | Stafford Motor …
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Fred DeSarro was the 1972 and 1976 Winston Racing Series Modified track champion at Stafford. His biggest wins were the 1970 Stafford 200, which sewed up the 1970 NASACR National Modified Championship with and the Inaugural Spring Sizzler® in April of 1972.
Fred DeSarro - Eastern Motorsport Press Association
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Fred DeSarro DeSarro drove Len Boehler's #3 and Sonny Koszela's #15 to many victories and titles. Pavement Modified champion at Connecticut's Stafford Speedway (1972 and 1976) and Thompson Speedway (1974 through 1977) and 1970 NASCAR National Modified titlist. He earned NASCAR State Championships in Connecticut and Massachusetts in his career.
Fred DeSarro – edflemke.com
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Fred DeSarro. 1969 – Martinsville Cardinal 500. Photo by Pete Stoll. Posted on. 1969-11-11. 2021-08-11 Author. flemke.
Fred DeSarro, HoF - NEAR
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Fred DeSarro raced bikes as a youth, then moved on to racing boats. When he turned 16, he graduated to stock cars. He quickly established himself at the Waterford-New London track, then moved on to the Norwood Arena. In 1970, DeSarro captured the NASCAR National Modified Championship, driving the Kozella “Woodchopper” #15.
Fred DeSarro - The Third Turn
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From The Third Turn, an online resource for all news and results stock car racing. Jump to: navigation. , search. Fred DeSarro. (July 3, 1937 - November 1, 1978) · Hope Valley, RI. Most Recent Race: July 28, 1974 - Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park - Finish: 1. VIEWING CAREER RESULTS BY SERIES.
Veteran Modified driver killed at Thompson
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The 1970 national Modified champ Fred DeSarro was killed at Thompson in 1978. Cookman died there in 1987. The 57-year-old Baldwin was a 20-year veteran of the tour and had won six career NASCAR...
Fred DeSarro Wins Norwood Finale
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Norwood Arena Speedway: stock car racing, nascar tracks, modifieds Fred DeSarro Wins Norwood Finale September 5,1968 BY SKIP EMPEY T he curtains have been drawn on another season at the world's fastest quarter mile oval. Hearts were won by Bugs Stevens, Armando Vieira, Bob Melnick and Leo Cleary. Flying Tiger Ed Dwelly, Skippy May and Bob Healey.
Stafford Speedway Track History | Stafford Motor Speedway
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Fred DeSarro winner of the 1st Spring Sizzler in 1972. Stafford Speedway Track History. 50 Greatest Modified Drivers. Historical Photos. Spring Sizzler Recaps. Spring Sizzler All-Time Race Stats. 51 Years of Modified Tradition. The SK Modified® Story. 2022 Stafford Speedway Online Power Ratings.
Coastal 181 - Weekday Photos
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Like yesterday’s photo, this is an image of Fred DeSarro in the legendary Boehler “Ole Blue” coupe. He had just won that first Spring Sizzler in 1972 and would go on to be Stafford’s track champion. It was a happy day, but sadness would follow. Fred was killed in a horrible crash at Thompson (CT) Speedway six years later.
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