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MYSTERY DRIVER of January 27: After Bing Metz won the TQMidget feature at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall (then called “Convention Hall”) in January 1970, legendary Indianapolis 500 driver Duane Carter congratulated him in victory lane! (AARN archive photo; By Walter Chernokal)

MYSTERY DRIVERS of 1-20: Racing in the Midgets at Pa.’s Grandview Speedway are 1976 ARDC champion Bob Cicconi (No. 12) and Chris Chrisman. (AARN archive photo/By Ron Heddendorf)

MYSTERY DRIVERS of January 13: In a close race in turn three at Ct.’s Stafford Motor Speedway in 1972 are Leo Cleary (No. 4) and Hop Harrington (No. 1). The No. 1 is the former Tant/Mitchell No. 11 driven by Ray Hendrick. (AARN archive photo/by Lloyd Burnham)

MYSTERY DRIVER of January 6: On October 17, 1998, Dave Satterlee bested a strong field at Pa.’s Dog Hollow Speedway to win the dirt Late Model feature. (Nowak Racin’ Photo)

MYSTERY DRIVER of December 16: Bill Stebbins, in the pit area at Ct.’s Thompson Speedway in 1979. The No. 88 had previously been run by Don Bonafont and John Plecity. The next year, Bill was a twotime winner at Ct.’s Danbury Racearena in the Sportsman division (Photo from collection of Dave Halpin)

MYSTERY DRIVER of December 9: Jack Buck, a top-running Sportsman driver of the 1970s, is ready to race at N.J.’s Wall Stadium. (Photo from AARN archives/By Richard Sprague)

MYSTERY DRIVERS of December 2: Racing in the Sportsman division at N.J.’s East Windsor Speedway in the late-1970s are Larry Kline (No. 82) and Al Mattera (No. 6). (Archive Photo by Ace Lane)

MYSTERY DRIVERS of November 25: Racing at New Jersey’s Wall Stadium in 1975 are Tony Siscone (No. T2) and Dick Lewis. (Photo from AARN archives)

MYSTERY DRIVERS of November 18: At N.Y.’s Accord Speedway on June 17, 1994 are Bob Swehla (No. 30), Craig Terbush (No. 15z) and Mike Burger (No. 7). (AARN archives/Foster Racing Photo)

MYSTERY DRIVERS of November 11: The Super Sportsman division was at Pa.’s Susquehanna Speedway on May 26, 1987, and Brad Beecher (No. 5B), Steve McNair (No. 22) and Rich Eichelberger had this close duel! (Photo by Hugh Snyderman/AARN archives)