Award Winners

A listing of the special awards and their winners throughout the years

Marvin Schriebman Memorial Award

Awarded to the outstanding contributor to COM for the past year.

Marv Schriebman was active in Corvettes of Massachusetts (as we were known in the old days) not only as a driver but as an organizer, worker, and more. He died on Winter Weekend 1966, drowning in the swimming pool after having a heart attack. His son remained active in COM for several years.

This was the first memorial trophy awarded, paid for by a collection by the members of COM.

1966 Hugh McGuire
1967 Ken Duclos
1968 Lynn Cozza
1969 Bob & Nancy Scovill
1970 Monty Wells
1971 Barbara Leduc
1972 Judi & Duke Sheaff
1973 Ken Hablow
1974 Judi Sheaff
1975 Sue Meyer
1976 Bob Moreau
1977 Lee Auclair
1978 Lee Auclair
1979 Michael Caldwell
1980 Bill Swenson
1981 Cathie Denomme
1982 Don Denomme
1983 Cathie & Don Denomme
1984 Trisha Blethen & Cathie Denomme
1985 Barbara Platt
1986 Denise Cayon
1987 Dave Burden
1988 Sharon Morgan
1989 Dave Burden
1990 Dave Hottle
1991 Norma Costa
1992 Frank Perron
1993 Elizabeth Ames
1994 Liz Valley
1995 Emily Cullen
1996 Mike French & Frank Perron
1997 Grove Marcy
1998 Cathy Clark
1999 Paul Shearer
2000 Rob Goldfarb
2001 Chris Aylward
2002 Bill Miskoe
2003 Herb DaSilva
2004 Dan Malek
2005 Christopher Tier
2006 William Fitzmaurice
2007 Paul Shearer
2008 Bruce Allen
2009 John Spain
2010 Bob Brooks
2011 Will Martins
2012 Bill Hosselbarth
2013 Tom Cannon
2014 Rebecca Harvey
2015 Nick Fontana
2016 James Ray
2017 Tom Cannon
2018 Roe Cole
2019 Bonnie Berry
2020 Robert Steenson
2021 Troy Velazquez
2022 Jake Wile
2023 Brandon Ganem

The Andy Smith Jr, Mark Swinehart Sportsmanship Award

Awarded to the COM member who has shown the greatest sportsmanship. (Renamed in 2020)

Andy Smith, Sr., was a circle track enthusiast and car builder. His two sons were very active in COM, racing Corvettes in the late 60’s. Andy, Jr. was killed in 1969 in an auto accident. Andy, Sr. donated this memorial trophy to COM in his son’s name because he was noted for his sportsmanlike ways.

Mark Swinehart has been a recipient of this award multiple times and is a perennial nominee regarding his sportsmanship. As of this writing, Mark is the longest serving currently active member of COM Sports Car Club having competed in more than 135 events (more than any other member). Mark has set such an example over the years that in 2020, the COM Board of Directors voted to add his name to the title.

1969 Gerry Robinson
1970 George Mamary
1971 Noel Poduje
1972 Neil Flaherty
1973 Earl Maclean
1974 Duke Sheaff & Phil Valpey
1975 Peter Valpey
1976 Casey Schild
1977 Choppy Wicker
1978 Peter Flanagan
1979 Yale Rachlin
1980 Rad Nutting
1981 Al Doty
1982 Michael Wilson
1983 Bill Kinirey, Glen Kus, & Paul Poirier
1984 Mal & Mary Taylor
1985 Dave Laughlin
1986 Lunch Box Racing (Bill Hastie & Radu Tennebaum)
1987 Mark Freeman
1988 Doug Kelly
1989 Frank Perron
1990 Peter Evans & Jeff Curtis
1991 Michael Forte
1992 Douglas Valley
1993 Pete Polli
1994 Donna Carlson
1995 Stuart Greene
1996 Andrew Appleton
1997 Frank Cullen
1998 Glenn Seward
1999 Christopher Tier
2000 Jason Stockwell
2001 Mark Swinehart
2002 Lou Milinazzo
2003 Chris Connacher
2004 Brian Formel
2005 Don Pierce
2006 Lester Seal
2007 Michael Geldart
2008 Jason Howes
2009 David Boutelle
2010 Mark Swinehart &
2010 Troy Velazquez
2011 Thom McPherson
2012 Chris Parsons
2013 Dana Johnson
2014 Bob Cairns &
2014 Dave Lemoine
2015 Troy Velazquez
2016 Greg Hosselbarth
2017 Lester Seal &
2017 Bob Cairns
2018 Dan Baldwin &
2018 Sash Dias
2019 Jake Wile
2020 Sam Pollard
2021 Scott Rosnick
2022 Ken Story
2023 Paul Kalinoski

Arthur Kelley Memorial Award

Awarded for outstanding personal achievement in a new role.

Arthur Kelley was a theatre critic and photographer for the Boston Globe. He was also able to get a regular sports column in the Globe to keep the public informed of events throughout the area. He was a regular attendant of COM events back in the Salisbury days and continued to promote COM after his retirement from the Boston Globe.

After his death in 1982, the COM Board of Directors decided to honor his memory with this annual award to the person who has done the best job in his or her new role.

1982 Trisha Blethen
1983 Denise Cayon & Steve Hooper
1984 Kent Backe
1985 Dave Burden
1986 Dave Laughlin
1987 Ed Funk
1988 Dan Sheppard
1989 Chris Demers
1990 David Dennis
1991 Elizabeth Ames
1992 Grove Marcy
1993 Katie Richmond
1994 Kevin Rosenberg
1995 Ed Dennison
1996 Cathy Clark
1997 Herb DaSilva
1998 Kevin Foote
1999 Dave & Annette Woodle
2000 Fred Sanford
2001 Bruce Allen
2002 Debbie Stohn
2003 Dan Malek
2004 Mark Swinehart
2005 Carl Fossum
2006 Nate Hine
2007 Bill Hosselbarth
2008 Sam Webster
2009 Will Martins
2010 Fred Ferguson
2011 Richard Murphy
2012 Jeff Wasilko
2013 Peter Fontana
2014 Nick Fontana
2015 Paul Giurlando
2016 Chris Parsons
2017 Nick Fontana
2018 Nelson Barros
2019 Tom Cannon &
2019 Sash Dias
2020 Jon Cowen
2021 Bob Steenson
2022 Chuck Comeau
2023 Andrew LaValley

The William F. McMahon British Cup

Awarded to the season’s highest points scoring driver of a British automobile. (Renamed for Bill McMahon – 2018)

Bill McMahon was long standing member of COM, competing in 41 TT events with 16 of those finishing on the podium. Bill won class championships in 2009, 2010, and 2013, receiving this very award, and was also an honored recipient of the Racing Against Leukemia Award within the same time period – 2009, and 2011. Bill passed away in 2018 from an extended battle with cancer. He was an example of courage in the face of adversity, showing all of us that one doesn’t just stop following their path because of some bumps in the road.

This trophy, originally a wedding gift, was donated in 1978 by Lee and Diane Auclair and mounted by Pete Flanagan.

1978 Tony Martin (Triumph TR6)
1979 Paul Poirier (MG Midget)
1980 Tony Martin (Triumph TR6)
1981 Shiela Bushey (MGB)
1982 Paul Poirier (MG Midget)
1983 Irv Perkins (Mini Cooper)
1984 Glenn Kus (MG Midget)
1985 Jack Dice (A-H Sprite)
1986 Michael French (MG Midget)
1987 Dick Davis (MG Midget)
1988 Dick Davis (MG Midget)
1989 Dick Davis (MG Midget)
1990 Royal Thurston, III (Lotus Esprit Turbo)
1991 Royal Thurston, III (Lotus Esprit Turbo)
1992 Royal Thurston, III (Lotus Esprit Turbo)
1993 Royal Thurston, III (Lotus Esprit Turbo)
1994 Fred Myers (Triumph TR4)
1995 Fred Myers (Triumph TR4)
1996 Fred Myers (Triumph TR4)
1997 Fred Myers (Triumph TR4)
1998 Walt Armstrong (TVR)
1999 Mark Wheatley (Triumph TR4)
2000 Mark Wheatley (Triumph TR4)
2001 No Award
2002 No Award
2003 Andrzej Brzezinski (Lotus Esprit)
2004 Michael Fridmann (Lotus Esprit)
2005 Mark Chase (Mini Cooper S)
2006 Bruce Allen/Mark Chase/Lance Woodley
2007 Lester Seal
2008 James Hartnett
2009 Bill McMahon (Austin Healy 3000 Mk III)
2010 Bill McMahon (Austin Healy 3000 Mk III)
2011 Dan D’Arcy (Lotus Elise)
2012 Dan D’Arcy (Lotus Elise)
2013 Bill McMahon (Austin Healy 3000 MK III)
2014 Howard Roundy (Lotus Elise)
2015 Dan D’Arcy (Lotus Elise / Lotus Exige Cup 255)
2016 Bruce Allen (Lotus Exige Cup)
2017 Dan D’Arcy (Lotus Elise / Lotus Exige Cup 255)
2018 Dan D’arcy (Lotus Elise / Lotus Exige Cup 255)
2019 Howard Roundy (Lotus Elise)
2020 Dan D’Arcy (Lotus Exige S)
2021 Howard Roundy (Lotus Elise)
2022 Howard Roundy (Lotus Elise)
2023 Howard Roundy (Lotus Elise)

The Japanese Cup

Presented annually to the COM member for their competitive spirit in a Japanese sports car.

At an informal party back in 1983, that several COM members were attending (many of whom were down to some serious partying, we’ve been told), Dave Sherman piped up and said that “there ought to be a Japanese award; after all, we do have a British award.” So Cathie Denomme suggested he donate one and so he did.

The Japanese Cup, (filled with Sake) is presented to the driver of a Japanese car who had been the most outstanding driver in competition among the Japanese cars.

1983 Jim Taylor (Datsun 280Z)
1984 Judy Saykin (Datsun B210)
1985 Mark Bowen (Dodge Colt Turbo)
1986 Mark Freeman (Datsun 240Z)
1987 John Parent (Acura Integra/Mitsubishi Starion)
1988 Dave Hottle (Mazda RX7)
1989 Chris Demers(Acura Integra)
1990 Peter Evans (Toyota Supra)
1991 Chong-Liang Soo (Mazda RX7)
1992 Bruce Allen (Mazda RX7)
1993 Toru Kawamura (Toyota Supra)
1994 Stephen Tier (Nissan Sentra SE-R)
1995 Madison Bolden (Mazda RX-7)
1996 Brian Cleary (Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX)
1997 Bruce Allen (Mazda RX-7)
1998 David Foote (Toyota Supra Turbo)
1999 Eric Lavery (Acura Integra R)
2000 Doug Campbell (Mitsubishi Eclipse)
2001 Marc Epstein (Mazda Miata)
2002 Christopher Tier (Nissan Sentra)
2003 Scott Swinehart (Nissan Sentra)
2004 Christopher Tier (Nissan Sentra/Mazda Miata)
2005 Michael Geldart (Nissan 350Z)
2006 Gordon Andrade (Mazda Miata)
2007 Joe Lu (Subaru WRX STi)
2008 Mark Epstein (Honda S2000)
2009 Mark Epstein (Honda S2000)
2010 Gordon Andrade (Mazda Miata)
2011 Chris Parsons (Nissan 370Z)
2012 Dave Wittmer (Mazda Miata)
2013 DJ McArdle (Nissan 350Z NISMO)
2014 Chad Fox (Nissan Sentra SE-R) &
2014 Derek Tangard (Nissan Sentra SE-R, Mazda Miata)
2015 Rebecca Harvey (Mazda Miata)
2016 Dan Preston (Nissan 370Z)
2017 Sash Dias (Subaru BRZ) &
2017 Mark Swinehart (Mazda Miata)
2018 Dan Baldwin (Subaru BRZ)
2019 Micah Spielvogel (Mazda Miata)
2020 Roe Cole (Honda S2000)
2021 Matt Daniels (Mazda Miata)
2022 David Lemoine (Mazda Miata)
2023 Brandon Ganem (Mazda RX-8)

The Deutsche Autofahrer Anerkennung

Awarded to the driver of a car produced by a German auto manufacturer who has had the most outstanding performance over the course of the year.

The number of points that a driver has won during the course of the championship series will be considered in deciding the winner of the award, however, that should not be the only factor involved. The members of the committee should look at the level of competition in each of the classes and choose the driver who has done the best against the highest level of competition. The award was designed with passenger cars in mind. The existence of German-made formula cars is acknowledged, but these cars are not considered to be eligible for the trophy at this time. This award was donated to the club by Dave Burden who received the various emblems from area car dealerships (Tulley-BMW, Cavanaugh Brothers, Nault’s and Nashua Auto).

1984 Manfred Moehring (Porsche 911)
1985 Paul LeCain (Porsche 930)
1986 Roy Delonga (VW Scirocco)
1987 Ray Gadbois (Porsche 911)
1988 Elizabeth Ames (Porsche 944)
1989 James Jordan (BMW)
1990 Steve Richard (BMW 2002)
1991 George Rogers (Porsche 911)
1992 Taku Innoue (Ruf Porsche)
1993 Pete Janssen (VW Rabbit)
1994 Rob Tucker (Porsche 914)
1995 Sam McCleary (BMW M3)
1996 David Foote (BMW M3)
1997 David Foote (BMW M3)
1998 Kevin Holmes (BMW M3)
1999 Robert Goldfarb (Porsche 968)
2000 Leos Kubec (Porsche 911)
2001 Michael T Campbell (VW GTI)
2002 Fred Ferguson (BMW M3)
2003 James Price (Porsche 930 turbo)
2004 Mark Litzerman (BMW M3)
2005 Mike D (BMW E30 M3)
2006 Mike D (BMW E30 M3)
2007 Mike D (BMW E30 M3)
2008 Kurt Hissong (BMW E36 M3)
2009 Mike D (BMW E30 M3) &
2009 Greg Loupis (BMW 328is)
2010 Fred Ferguson (BMW E30 M3)
2011 Nick DeRosa (BMW E36 M3)
2012Nick Fontana (BMW E36 M3)
2013Nick DeRosa (BMW E36 M3)
2014 Scott Rosnick (BMW 318ti)
2015 Dave Lemoine (BMW 328is)
2016 Jon Cowen (BMW E36 M3)
2017 Dave Lapierre (Porsche Cayman GT4) &
2017 Jake Wile (BMW E36 M3)
2018 Victor Larin (BMW E46 M3)
2019 Dan Baldwin (Porsche Cayman)
2020 Dan Durusky (Porsche Cayman S)
2021 Jon Cowen (BMW E36 M3)
2022 Eric Breckner (BMW E46 330Ci ZHP)
2023 David Wittmer (BMW 128i)

The Laura Fleming American Iron Award

For competitive spirit in an American V8 powered automobile. Awarded to the driver of an American V8 powered car that accumulated the most points throughout a season. (Renamed for Laura Fleming – 2018)

Laura embodied all the best things about COM, both on track as a competitor, and in our paddock as positive influence on the people around her. Laura achieved an impressive number of wins, logged two FTD performances and one TT lap record in her yellow Corvette (T-90 Class – Pocono) against stiff competition during her time with the club. Laura passed away during the summer of 2018 after a bout with cancer, but her spirit lives on. The trophy was originally donated by Jim Yeames and Dave Galpin of Adhesive Engineering in 1996.

1996 Frank Perron (Plymouth Cuda)
1997 Doug Seward (Chevy Corvette)
1998 Glenn Seward (Chevy Corvette)
1999 David Woodle (Chevy Corvette)
2000 Eric Woodman (Ford Mustang)
2001 Alison and Nate Hine (Cobra Replica)
2002 Chris Connacher (Ford Mustang)
2003 Chris Connacher (Ford Mustang)
2004 Jack Rosen (FFR Cobra)
2005 Scott Rosnick (Ford Mustang)
2006 Dan D’Arcy (Ford Mustang Cobra)
2007 Doug Forman (Chevy Corvette ZO6)
2008 Craig Herrick (Ford Mustang Cobra)
2009 Patrick McMahon (Ford Mustang)
2010 Bert Schmitz (Chevy Corvette)
2011 Bob Brooks (Chevy Corvette ZO6)
2012 Craig Herrick (Ford Mustang Cobra)
2013 Bob “Shake ‘n Bake” Brooks (Chevrolet Corvette ZO6)
2014 Bob Cairns (Chevrolet Corvette Z06)
2015 Stephen Tise (Ford Mustang Shelby GT)
2016 Jon Harris (Chevy Corvette)
2017 Jon Harris (Chevy Corvette ZO6)
2018 John French (Ford Mustang)
2019 Scott Florio (Chevy Camaro)
2020 Steven Amanti (Chevrolet Corvette Z06)
2021 Brandon Travassos (Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport)
2022 Steven Amanti (Chevrolet Corvette Z06)
2023 Steven Amanti

Swedish Cup

Presented annually to the COM member for their competitive spirit in a Swedish automobile.

2007 Eric Folia (Saab 9-3 Viggen)
2008 Paul Kalinoski (Saab 9000)
2009 No Award
2010 Joshua Menke (Saab 900)
2011 Rebecca Harvey (Saab 9-3 Vector)
2012-2016 No Award
2017 Jeff Wasilko
2018-2021 No Award
2022 Brandon Ganem (Saabaru)
2023 Boe Kalinoski

The Steven Hosker Miata Cup

Awarded to the season’s highest points scoring Miata driver. (Renamed for Stephen Hosker – 2018)

Steve was a gentleman in the paddock and a fierce competitor on track. Steve earned three class championships, participating in seventy events, achieving forty-two podiums with twenty of those being first place finishes, and three TT lap records. (T-30 Mosport, Pocono, NHMS North Chicane). Being the original owner of his 1990 Miata racecar, Steve was a defiant champion of the platform. The car transformed gradually into the now famous #232. Steve passed away during the summer of 2018 from long battle with leukemia. Points, based on the COM scoring system, may be scored in any COMSCC class and must be scored in a Mazda powered Miata, but not necessarily in the same Miata or in the same class. The trophy was donated by former board member Nate Hine, and former COM president John Spain.

2001 Lee Walsh
2002 Will Martins
2003 Will Martins
2007 Gordon Andrade
2008 Will Martins
2009 Will Strobel
2010 Gordon Andrade
2011 Jeff Wasilk
2012 Dave Wittmer
2013 Dave Wittmer
2014 Jeff Wasilko
2015 Greg Hosselbarth
2016 Jeff Wasilko & Chris Parsons
2017 Mark Swinehart
2018 Micah Spielvogel
2019 Micah Spielvogel
2020 Troy Velazquez
2021 Dennis Herrick
2022 Charles Nano
2023 Will Martins

Most Improved Driver Award

Awarded to the driver who consistently improves while he or she continues to try different driving techniques offered by COM Instructors.

The current trophy was donated by Steven’s Foreign Auto in 1995.

1985 Sharon Morgan
1986 Elizabeth Ames
1987 Red Lindemann
1988 Doug Valley
1989 Kathy Demers
1990 Al Viator
1991 Dean Clark
1992 John Muyskens
1993 Dana Poli
1994 Eric Folia
1995 Eric Folia
1996 Brian Cleary
1997 John Brennan
1998 Angie Duval
1999 David Woodle
2000 Doug Campbell
2001 Mark Epstein
2002 Dan Baldwin
2003 Mike Campbell
2004 Matt Daniels
2005 Mario Bonacorsi
2006 Joseph Lu
2007 Sumner (Sam) Webster
2008 Ted Drotleff & Greg Hosselbarth
2009 Barry Gammon
2010 Jeff Baker
2011 Laura Fleming
2012 Paul Guirlando
2013 Peter Perrault
2014 Julie Wasilko
2015 Mikhael El-Bayeh &
2015 John French
2016 Kellie Greer
2017 Robert Smigiel
2018 Shervin Yaganeh
2019 Dennis Herrick
2020 Rodney Carriere
2021 Brandon Travassos
2022 Eric Breckner
2023 Greg Barber

Overall Driver Championship Award

Awarded to the driver who has accumulated the most points during the year at COM time trials.

The current trophy was donated to COM by the Tiki Lau Restaurant (Westford, MA).

1972 Neil Flaherty
1973 Larry Cashman
1974 Al Salerno
1975 Mike Caldwell
1976 Ray Gadbois
1977 Paul Perry
1978 Nate Danforth
1979 Nate Danforth & Rad Nutting
1980 Craig Olmstead
1981 Dick Harding
1982 Dick Harding
1983 David Laughlin
1984 Glenn Kus
1985 Dave Sherman
1986 Roy Delonga & Mike French
1987 Mark Hutchinson
1988 Mike Wilson, Dick Davis & Doug Valley
1989 Bruce Allen
1990 Peter Evans
1991 Sam McCleary & Rod Folia
1992 Sam McCleary
1993 Sam McCleary
1994 Doug Valley
1995 Pat Bernadino
1996 David Foote
1997 Dean Clark
1998 Kevin Holmes
1999 Eric Lavery
2000 Christopher Tier
2001 Dan Malek
2002 Christopher Tier & Dan Malek
2003 Scott Swinehart
2004 Christopher Tier
2005 Michael Geldart
2006 Mike D
2007 Mike D
2008 Joe Lu
2009 Greg Loupis
2010 Fred Ferguson
2011 Jeff Wasilko
2012 Dave Wittmer
2013 Dave Wittmer
2014 Chad Fox
2015 Nick Fontana
2016 Jeff Wasilko
2017 Jake Wile
2018 Dan Baldwin
2019 Sash Dias
2020 Dan Durusky
2021 Jon Cowen
2022 Christopher Taylor
2023 David Wittmer

Worker of the Year Award

Presented to the COM member who has been the most outstanding worker during the year.

This award was initiated by the club starting with the 1988 season.

1988 Jamie Sheppard
1989 Sharon Morgan & Don Swaggart
1990 Roland Clark
1991 Norma Costa
1992 Roland Clark
1993 Roland Clark
1994 Donna Carlson
1995 Mike French
1996 Kelley Wharff
1997 Jim Schneit
1998 Lisa Hocking
1999 Nicole Nestor & Chris Aylward
2000 Dan Malek
2001 Chris Connacher & Brad Pelletier
2002 Mike Campbell
2003 Mike Campbell
2004 Bill Miskoe
2005 Wendy Fossum
2006 Andrew & Beth Lewman
2007 Mark Swinehart
2008 DJ McArdle
2009 Bill Hosselbarth
2010 Fred Ferguson &
2010 Bob Brooks
2011 Sam Webster
2012 Bill Hosselbarth
2013 Chris Parsons
2014 Peter Fontana
2015 Howard Roundy
2016 Bob Brooks
2017 Bonnie Berry
2018 Rebecca Harvey
2019 Stephan de Penasse
2020 Dennis Herrick &
2020 Bonnie Berry
2021 Bonnie Berry, Tom Cannon
2022 Robert Badar
2023 Rodney Carriere

Racing Against Adversity

The Racing Against Adversity Award (Formerly “Racing Against Leukemia”, renamed in 2021) was originally donated by Team Yankee. This trophy is awarded to the COMSCC member that has faced and worked to overcome adversity in their lives over the course of a given year. Recipients of this award exemplify COMSCC’s winning spirit in showing the courage to face such challenges.

1990 Doug Valley
1991 Dennis Bauer & Lee Caldwell
1992 Kathy Demers
1993 Doug Valley
1994 Pete Polli
1995 Frank Perron
1996 Dean Clark
1997 Kevin Rosenberg &
1997 Red Lindemann
1998 Frank Cullen
1999 Bonnie Shields
2000 Bill Sarno
2001 Bill Sarno
2002 Dean Clark
2003 Chris Aylward
2004 Debbie Stohn
2005 Louis Ulm
2006 Alison Hine
2007 Mario Bonacorsi
2008 Dan Baldwin
2009 Bill McMahon
2010 Richard Murphy
2011 Bill McMahon
2012 Marc Epstein
2013 Mario Bonacorsi (in memoriam)
2014 Marc Epstein
2015 No nominations offered this year
2016 Laura Fleming & Matt Leff
2017 Stephen Hosker
2018 Bob Cairns
2019 Dan Baldwin
2020-2021 No Award
2022 Mike Guertin
2023 James Laughlin

Robert J. Goldfarb Memorial Presidents Cup

The Presidents Cup was initiated and donated by 1992 COM president Frank Perron. The cup was renamed in 2002 to honor COM President Rob Goldfarb, who was killed while participating in an SCCA race at Pocono that year. This award is given at the discretion of COM’s President.

1992 Peter Polli
1993 Chong Soo
1994 Jonathan Barrow
1995 Jeff McCarthy
1996 Glenn Seward
1997 Dave Galpin
1998 Fred Sanford
1999 Paul Shearer
2000 Bruce Allen
2001 Dan Malek
2002 Christopher Tier
2003 Paul Shearer
2004 Diana Westgate
2005 Will Martins &
2005 Rajan Parthasarathy
2006 Paul Shearer
2007 Boe Kalinoski
2008 Carl Fossum
2009 Paul Shearer
2010 2009 COMSCC Board of Directors
2011 Will Martins
2012 Mark Swinehart
2013 Nick Fontana
2014 Chris Parsons
2015 Jeff Wasilko
2016 2009-2016 Boards of Directors
2017 Scott Rosnick
2018 David Lemoine
2019 Tom Cannon
2020 Roe Cole
2021 Will Martins
2022 David Wittmer
2023 Brandon Ganem

Instructor of the Year Award

Given at the discretion of COM’s Chief Instructor. To the COM instructor who has performed this difficult but critical job with distinction.

1998 Bruce Allen
1999 Stuart Greene
2000 Christopher Tier
2001 Frank Cullen
2002 David Foote
2003 Don Pierce
2004 Dan Malek
2005 John Spain
2006 Will Martins
2007 Stephan de Panasse
2008 Mike D
2009 Gordon Andrade
2010 Lester Seal
2011 Nate Hine
2012 Carl Fossum
2013 Fred Ferguson
2014 Jeff Wasilko
2015 Troy Velazquez
2016 Lou Milinazzo
2017 Nick Fontana
2018 David Wittmer
2019 Ryan Catucci
2020 David Lemoine
2021 Scott Rosnick
2022 Jon Cowen
2023 Jake Wile

Hard Luck Award

Presented to the competitor that kept on going despite his car’s best efforts to stop him or her. The award was initially created after Gordon Andrade had an ‘eventful’ season with his NC Miata in 2014. The award includes a gift card from FasTrack Service.

2014 Gordon Andrade
2015 Mikhael El-Bayeh
2016 Nick Fontana & Peter Fontana
2017 Roe Cole
2018 Will Martins
2019 Stephan de Penasse
2020 Chris Taylor
2021 Scott Rosnick
2022 Mike Guertin
2023 Bill Rice