Berlin Raceway
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Berlin Raceway is a 0.438 mile long paved oval motor racetrack in Marne, Michigan, near Grand Rapids. It opened in 1950.
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[edit] National Events
It is a stop on the ARCA tour. The track was also a stop on the American Speed Association tour before the series folded.
[edit] Track Champions
- 1951 Bill Sherman Midseason Champion[1]
- Jack Cummiford Season Champion
- 1952 Bill Wiltse Midseason Champion
- Gordon VanderLaan Season Champion
- 1953 Glen Rocky Midseason Champion
- Tommy Lane Season Champion
- 1954 Bill Rider Midseason Champion
- Bill Rider Season Champion
- 1955 Bill Sherman Midseason Champion
- Gordon VanderLaan Season Champion
- 1956 Gordon VanderLaan Midseason Champion
- Jim Rinner, Jack Cummiford Season Champions
- 1957 Johnny Roberts Midseason Champion
- Dick Carter Season Champion
- 1958 Johnny Roberts Midseason Champion
- Johnny Johnson Season Champion
- 1959 Johnny Roberts Midseason Champion
- Gordon VanderLaan Season Champion
- Bill Wiltse Mich. State Champion
- 1960 Gordon VanderLaan Spring Champion
- Bob Knight Midseason Champion
- 1960 Cy Fairchild Season Champion
- Gordon VanderLaan Mich. State Champion
- 1961 Dick Carter Spring Champion
- Bob Knight Midseason Champion
- Bob Knight Season Champion
- Bob Knight Mich. State Champion
- 1962 Ralph Baker Tri-State Champion
- Ralph Baker Spring Champion
- Bob Knight Midseason Champion
- Wally Sanders Mich. State Champion
- Eddy VanderLaan Spring Champion Mod
- Wally Sanders Mid-American Champion
- 1963 Dick Carter Tri-State Champion
- Duane Knoll Season Champion
- 1964 Duane Knoll Midseason Champion
- Jim Nelson Mich. State Champion
- Norm Brown Season Champion
- 1965 Mort Anderson Mich. State Champion
- 1966 Eddy VanderLaan Spring Champion Mod
- Art Bennett Midseason Champion Mod
- Art Bennett Mich. State Champion Mod
- Duane Knoll Season Champion Mod
- Bob Senneker Spring Champion Semi-Late
- Bob Senneker Midseason Champion Semi-Late
- John Boerman Mich. State Champion Semi-Late
- Bob Senneker Season Champion Semi-Late
- 1967 John Benson Midseason Champion Mod
- John Benson Mich. State Champion Mod
- Gail Cobb Spring Champion Semi-Late
- Bob Senneker Mich. State Invit. Semi-Late
- Tom Marks Season Champion Semi-Late
- 1968 John Benson Midseason Champion Mod
- Eldon Schrader Season Champion Mod
- Randy Sweet Midseason Champion Semi-Late
- Bob Senneker Mich. State Champion Semi-Late
- Bob Senneker Seaon Champion Semi-Late
- 1969 Rich Senneker Season Champion Semi-Late
- Paul Weisner Season Champion Hobby
- John Benson Midseason Champion
- 1970 Ed Howe Late Model Champion
- Paul Weisner Hobby Stock Champion
- 1971 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Terry Schmid Hobby Stock Champion
- 1972 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Paul Weisner Hobby Stock Champion
- 1973 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Jack Drolema Hobby Stock Champion
- 1974 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Gene Eding Hobby Stock Champion
- 1975 Randy Sweet Late Model Champion
- Don Rand Hobby Stock Champion
- 1976 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Jack Drolema Hobby Stock Champion
- 1977 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Bob Holley Sportsman Champion
- 1978 John Benson Late Model Champion
- Bob Holley Sportsman Champion
- 1979 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- John Hoff Sportsman Champion
- 1980 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Bruce VanderLaan Sportsman Champion
- 1981 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Bobby Jones Sportsman Champion
- 1982 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Steve Fires Sportsman Champion
- 1983 Bruce VanderLaan Late Model Champion
- Chuck Dunshee Sportsman Champion
- 1984 Dick Harrington Late Model Champion
- Denny Anderson Sportsman Champion
- 1985 Bruce VanderLaan Late Model Champion
- David Sensiba Sportsman Champion
- Pete Senneker Thundercar Champion
- 1986 Bruce VanderLaan Late Model Champion
- Bob Bliss Thundercar Champion
- 1987 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Pete Senneker Thundercar Champion
- 1988 Fred Campbell, Bruce VanderLaan Season Champions
- Pete Senneker Thundercar Champion
- 1989 Johnny Benson Late Model Champion
- Rick VanKampen Thundercar Champion
- 1990 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Pete Senneker Sportsman Champion
- 1991 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Ken Warner Sportsman Champion
- 1992 Joe Bush Late Model Champion
- Ken Warner Sportsman Champion
- 1993 Joe Bush Late Model Champion
- Alan Marcott Sportsman Champion
- 1994 Randy Sweet Late Model Champion
- Alan Marcott Sportsman Challenge
- 1995 Randy Sweet Late Model Champion
- Tim Devos Super Stock Champion
- Jeff Terrell Sportsman Champion
- 1996 Bob Holley Late Model Champion
- Alan Marcott Super Stock Champion
- Tom Thomas Sportsman Champion
- 1997 Bob Holley Late Model Champion
- Brian Wiersma Super Stock Champion
- Tim Sweeney Sportsman Champion
- 1998 Bob Holley Late Model Champion
- Brian Wiersma Super Stock Champion
- Scott Thomas Sportsman Champion
- 1999 Randy Sweet Late Model Champion
- Jeff Terrell Super Stock Champion
- Bob Bliss Sportsman Champion
- 2000 Randy Sweet Late Model Champion
- Matt Keltner Super Stock Champion
- Gail Cobb Sportsman Champion
- 2001 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Rick Eding Super Stock Champion
- Cort Corwin Sportsman Champion
- 2002 Fred Campbell Late Model Champion
- Ray Clay Super Stock Champion
- Mike Root Sportsman Champion
- 2003 Tim DeVos Late Model Champion
- Ross Meeuwsen Super Stock Champion
- Lee VanDyk Sportsman Champion
- 2004 Joe Bush Late Model Champion
- Brian Wiersma Super Stock Champion
- Terry Van Haitsma Sportsman Champion
- 2005 Tim DeVos Late Model Champion
- Brian Wiersma Super Stock Champion
- Casey Berenbrock Pro Stock Champion
- Terry Bockheim Sportsman Champion
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