MARRC Awards Banquet

MARRC 1998 Awards Banquet Photos

January 17, 1998

The Mid-Atlantic Road Racing Club celebrated another season of motorcycle racing with the annual awards banquet. Rider and worker awards were presented for a variety of topics, all topped off with a buffet dinner. The complete list of MARRC awards are listed on the 1998 Awards page.

These faces should be recognizable to anyone that has been to Summit Point during a motorcycle race weekend. The members of this group have volunteered at least 13 man-days per person, either cornerworking, cooking, instructing, or assisting the club behind the scenes.

MARRC Board member David Rickman presents Dean Middleton with the Vintage Rider of the Year Award.

Last year's cornerworker of the year recipient Glen Ouye presents Howard Weiss with the Cornerworker of the Year Award.

MARRC President Roger Lyle presents Summit Point record-holder David Yaakov with the coveted Crash and Burn Award.

MARRC President Roger Lyle is flanked by some of the most respected names in motorcycle roadracing. From left to right stand AMA 250GP racer Randy Renfrow, Roger Lyle, AMA Roadracing Director Ron Barrick, and veteran racer and WERA Starter Al Wilcox.

	These faces should be recognizable to anyone that has been to Summit Point during a motorcycle race weekend. The members of this group have volunteered at least 13 man-days per person, either cornerworking, cooking, instructing, or assisting the club behind the scenes.
	MARRC Board member David Rickman presents Dean Middleton with the Vintage Rider of the Year Award.
	Last year's cornerworker of the year recipient Glen Ouye presents Howard Weiss with the Cornerworker of the Year Award.
	MARRC President Roger Lyle presents Summit Point record-holder David Yaakov with the coveted Crash and Burn Award.
	MARRC President Roger Lyle is flanked by some of the most respected names in motorcycle roadracing. From left to right stand AMA 250GP racer Randy Renfrow, Roger Lyle, AMA Roadracing Director Ron Barrick, and veteran racer and WERA Starter Al Wilcox.