Jennerstown Speedway Hall of Fame Presented by Tri Star Motors Somerset, PA

From Franklin borough is Tom Serokman, who was born September 8, 1937, and raced from 1957-1975. Tracks he raced at in the Modified, Super Modified, Late Model, and Sprint Car divisions were Jennerstown, Windber, Motordrome, Latrobe, Williams Grove, Reading, Heidelberg, Marion Center, and Hagerstown Speedways. In 1967, he won a track championship at Jennerstown Speedway. His wife Barbara was his biggest supporter.

Dave Maggs is from Hollsopple, Pennsylvania and raced for 10 years at Bedford, Heston, Jennerstown, Motordrome, Latrobe, and Learnersville Speedways. Maggs competed in the Semi-Late Model division across the state. He collected two track championships within one year. His biggest accomplishment was racing at Motordrome and getting spun out. The laps restarted and he started in 17th place, but finished first. His go-to car is a Chevy or a Firebird and his biggest supporters have been family and his crew.

Bobby Henry was born February 12, 1963, and is from Connellsville, PA. He is the current Race Director at Jennerstown Speedway. During his racing days, he was found competing in Four Cylinders, Late Models, and Limited Late Models for 36 years at Sharon, Motordrome, 179, Jennerstown, Myrtle Beach, Nashville, Marion Center, Learnerville, West Virginia Motor, and Roaring Knob Speedways. His racing hero is Bobby Allison and he prefers Ford makes. Henry has racked up 136 career feature wins and has multiple 100-lap feature wins under his belt. In 1995, Henry won the Laurel Highlands 100 at Jennerstown Speedway after starting in the last row. His mom and dad and wife Leighann have been his biggest supporters throughout his career.

Paul Fess was born in 1939 and raced for 16 years of his life. He competed in the Late Model, Hardtop, and Modified divisions at Jennerstown, Bedford, Motordrome, Daytona, Poconos, Trenton, Port Royal, Pennsboro, Marion Center, Everett, Jacksonville, and Michigan Speedways. He qualified for the Daytona 500 and has always been supported by Durstine Excavating and his wife Georgeann.

Gerry Price was born on June 9, 1944, and is from New Paris, PA. His racing career lasted for 18 years in the Late Model division at Jennerstown, Beford, Heston, Latrobe, Clearfield, and Windber Speedways. In 1983, he won the Laurel Highlands 101. His biggest supporters have been his wife Judy, children Todd, Kelly, Troy, and Terry, grandchildren Steven, Craig, Tim, Mary, Cassie, Cindy, Connor, and Rew, and great-grandchildren Mason and CJ.