Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame announces 2021 Inductees

Dec 18, 2020 | Sports

The Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame has announced its 10 inductees that will make up the class of 2021.

From Nova Scotia, the inductees are Drag Racer Glen Walker of Lower Sackville, Dwight Giddens of Bible Hill in the Builder Category and Russel and Bobby White of Kennetcook, Stock Car competitors and Builders.

From New Brunswick inductees include Stock Car competitor Hinson Ashe, Sports Car competitor Ray Bastille and Competitor and Sports Car Builder Bob Guthrie.

From Prince Edward Island there’s Stock Car builder and competitor Emmo Donahue, Stock Car Builder and Competitor Kris Fournier, Competitors and Builders in Stock Car Allan MacPhail and David Peters, and the Prince Edward Island Antique Car Club.

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