T-Mac….Tim McCreadie Finds His Way into the ARRA Website   

T-Mac….Tim McCreadie Finds His Way into the ARRA Website as a Researched Superstar

ARRA Research announces the addition of two more driver research files added to their always growing website.  The Northeast dirt track fans need no introduction to T-Mac…Tim McCreadie.  The young lion got his start in go karts in the Northeast and quickly moved to 358 modifieds…winning his first feature event in 1996 at the Brockville, Ontario racing facility.  Dirt track racing fans watched him mature under the tutelage of his famous Father Bob “Barefoot Bob” McCreadie.  Timmy stuck around the Northeast for a number of years until he and his sponsor Carl Myers of Sweeteners Plus decided to take their racing national and began what would be a successful foray into the nation wide series of Lucas Oil, and World of Outlaws late model racing….with Tim taking down a couple of national championships  along the way.  Now, his career record can be examined on the ARRA racing statistical website.  Those wishing to view the newest ARRA page can view it here:  https://sites.google.com/site/arracarsdriversevents/home/tim-mccreadie ; 

     Also…ARRA historian Bob Mays has recently submitted the career stats on Midwest driver Lloyd Beckman.  The Modified/super modified/sprint car drivers amassed close to 250 feature wins before retiring in 1995.  Beckman’s racing career can be viewed on the site also.  Just wend your way to the driver’s section and scroll down to Lloyd Beckman and click on the link to his page.  Those interested in viewing Beckman’s career record can view it here:  https://sites.google.com/site/arracarsdriversevents/home/lloyd-beckman

     Auto Racing Research Associates is a growing group of thirty nine auto racing historians across the country banded together for the purpose of the research, documentation and displaying of auto racing history such as driver win statistics, track, racing series and organizations histories and also the background of racing personalities, particular cars from the past and various other interesting facts of racing history that should not be forgotten.  ARRA continues to build a network of associated auto racing related websites to unite for better chances of furthering the understanding of the past of our sport.  ARRA offers looking up services for those looking for one particular piece of information from the past.  They are the official statistics information source of the Flemington Speedway Historical Society and have been doing much of the research work for a number of years for the Northeast Dirt Modified Museum and Hall of Fame in Weedsport, NY.