COOK CELEBRATES SUPERPRO CHAMPIONSHIP

      Ft. Wayne veteran driver Tommy Cook celebrated his 2007 Bollhoff Rivnut SUPERPRO Series championship at the banquet recently held at Bullingers Pub in Jackson, MI.

     Cook used consistency in garnering his first SUPERPRO crown by finishing no worse that seventh in all eleven events in 2007.  He finished 152 points ahead of nineteen year old Michael Gaier.  Tommy’s brother Al Cook Jr. was third followed by 2005 champion Rob Buckley and Kevin Todd.  Colin Toland’s ninth place finish was enough to award him the 2007 Five Star Racing Bodies SUPERPRO “Rookie of the Year.“ 

     Tommy Cook won the drawing for the new Five Star Racing ABC Body and Al Cook Jr. was the winner of the TCI Automotive racing transmission.  Special recognition was given to Bollhoff Rivnut, All Star Performance, Lane Automotive, American Racing Tires, Q Racing and Corrigan Oil, Bassett  Racing Wheels, Team Tech Motorsports, Whitney Racing, Zentx Media Group, Rogers Crankshaft and Machine, Group 5 Graphics, Howe Racing Products, Randercar Racing Chassis, Aluminum Racing Products, and Engineered Systems, Inc., Greg Cool, Angola Motor Speedway, Baer Field Speedway, Spartan and Springport Speedway, Winchester Speedway, Anderson Speedway, Plymouth Speedway, and Auto City Speedway for their support of the Bollhoff Rivnut SUPERPRO Series.

     Other awards given included Kevin Todd (Sportsman), Rob Buckley (Hard Luck)

Al Cook, Jr. (Most Improved Driver), Michael Tutino and Ryan Inman (SUPERPRO Appreciation Awards).  SUPERPRO President’s Awards went to Paul Bailey (SUPERPRO Chief Technical Inspector) , John Bailey and Michael Colpean.

     The 2008 Bollhoff Rivnut SUPERPRO Series kicks off on Saturday May 24 at Angola Motor Speedway with the running of the “Engineered Systems 75.”