About: Reggie Ruggiero

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Ruggiero started racing in 1969, when he won many races at Plainsville Stadium. After landing a big-name Modified ride in 1971, Ruggiero went on a tear. He captured three Modified track championships at Riverside Park Speedway. Translated, Ruggiero won ninety-three races. He later won two New Hampshire state championships and a championship at Stafford Speedway.

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rdfs:label	Reggie Ruggiero
rdfs:comment	Ruggiero started racing in 1969, when he won many races at Plainsville Stadium. After landing a big-name Modified ride in 1971, Ruggiero went on a tear. He captured three Modified track championships at Riverside Park Speedway. Translated, Ruggiero won ninety-three races. He later won two New Hampshire state championships and a championship at Stafford Speedway.
dcterms:subject	Nationwide Series drivers Drivers from Connecticut
abstract	Ruggiero started racing in 1969, when he won many races at Plainsville Stadium. After landing a big-name Modified ride in 1971, Ruggiero went on a tear. He captured three Modified track championships at Riverside Park Speedway. Translated, Ruggiero won ninety-three races. He later won two New Hampshire state championships and a championship at Stafford Speedway. He then moved onto the NASCAR Featherlite Modified Series, where he won 44 races in his career. Ruggerio is admittedly the best driver to never win a Modified Series championship, finishing second in points six times. I the early 70's he worked for Eddie Mac and his garage with Stan Gregor & John Bergantti. Then ran a successful gas station in New Britain.

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