~ By Tom Boggie I don’t know about anyone else, but after watching Demetrios Drellos in last Friday night’s season-opener at Albany-Saratoga Speedway, I think he’s on to something. Even though Drellos fell victim to an incredible crossover move by … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie Well, I’m back. Is that moaning and groaning I hear? What, you’re not looking forward to another 4th Turn season of useless trivia, trips down memory lane, obscure rock and roll references and maybe even some … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie Now that Malta Massive Weekend is in the books, do you know what that means? It’s hockey season! Now, Albany-Saratoga promoter Lyle DeVore can put on his Washington Capitals hat and go back to watching Alex … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie I went to another track last weekend because it was hosting a big race, so that was the only racing I saw because Albany-Saratoga was dark. I don’t want to hash out the blow-by-blow details of … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie With the 2022 racing season winding down, it won’t be long before tracks and sanctioning bodies begin handing out end-of-year awards. I’m going to start today. My vote for Promoter of the Year goes to Jordan … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie The three men I admired most.The father, the son and the holy ghost.They caught the last train for the coast.The day the music died. I know just how Don McLean felt when he wrote the classic … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie The Albany-Saratoga Speedway schedule that came out last spring doesn’t officially call Friday night’s card Champions’ Night, but it is the final points night for modifieds, sportsman and pro stocks, so I guess Champions’ Night is … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie Got an hour or so? That’s about how long it’s going to take to break down Tim Hartman Jr.’s championship-clinching performance at Albany-Saratoga Speedway last Friday night. Hartman Jr. officially clinched his record-setting fourth sportsman championship … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie Remember the old days at Albany-Saratoga Speedway, when Brett Hearn and Ken Tremont Jr. and Jack Johnson would start deep in the pack every week and come charging to the front, when there was a big … Continue reading →
~ By Tom Boggie It was 18th century Scottish poet Robert Burns who wrote, “The best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men. Gang aft agley.” The simple translation is, “The best laid plans of mice and men can still go … Continue reading →