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2007 Racing Season HRKC Special Awards

Last Updated December 22, 2007

These are all awards that are earned on the racetrack, or voted on by other club members. Congratulations again to all of the winners!

Congratulations to Our

2007 HRKC Class Champions

Jr One Road Course-Connor Hall

Jr Two Oval - Travis Arthur

Jr One Champ Karts - Cullen Roberts

Jr Two Champ Karts - Nick Sample

Jr Restricted - Tillman Heuer

Jr Restricted Animal - Cody Sterling

Stock Lite - Chris McEvoy

Stock Medium Animal - Eddie Mitchell

Stock Heavy - Paul Spencer

Stock Super Heavy Animal - Eddie Crisp

35 & Over AARP - Doug Phelps Sr

4 Cycle Modified - David Stallings

2 Cycle - Aaron Leach

Sr Mini Cup Kars - John Price

Jr Mini Cup Kars - Landon Sims

HRKC Pro Winged Champ Karts - David Phelps

Arena Pro Series - Adam Florian

and our

Special Award Winners from the

HRKC Annual Awards Banquet

Jr Sportsman of the Year - Brittany Bangas

Sr Sportsman of the Year - Eddie Mitchell

Jr Rookie of the Year - Connor Hall

Sr Rookie of the Year - Trey Govan

Most Improved Jr - Brendan Long

Most Improved Sr - Andrew Eichelberger

Most Impressive Jr - Tillman Heuer

Most Impressive Sr - Travis Wall

Best Appearance Jr Kart - Josh Diamonstein

Best Appearance Pro Wing Champ Kart - Chris O'Brien

Best Appearance Sr Kart - Antonio Tellez

Best Looking Jr Kart - Nick Sample

Best Looking Sr Kar - Amanda Forney

Best Looking Jr Kar - Nick Sample

Best Flip-Bent Wheel - Nelson Moody

Family Contribution - Shawn Carvey Family

Family Participation - Adams Family

Tom Logan Award - Vi Chalkley

The Tom Logan Memorial Award is an award presented to someone that has demonstrated unselfishness by contributing to the sport of Kart Racing.

The award is a memorial to Mr. Tom Logan, who built and supported the club when he was alive. He was instrumental in building the concrete road course out of the dirt track, which was the only track we had for a long time.  He set up the rules for our competition (from which VA Dirt Karting was derived). He invested his own money (at significant levels) in the club for the growth of the club for the kids.  He championed sportsmanship and responsibility, along with the fun of the family sport he so loved, and that this club has to offer.

Tom was lost to us one evening abruptly. His death was a big loss to the club and the world. Our world needs more people like Tom.