Glad you asked. Many years ago, my father--Curtis Berry Sr.--raced out at Speedway Park, a race track that endured for decades. I was too young to remember much of his exploits on the track. But as a young adult, I was fascinated by the pictures of his car. When I was old enough, I went out to the races. At the time, which was 1984, the only track in town was Seven Flags Raceway. I enjoyed myself watching the races and went many weekends, cursing the impending rain coming over the horizon. For a few weeks in 1986, I ran a street stock at the track. I wasn't very competitive, but the experience was something I'll never forget.

Off an on, as time permitted, I went to the track, which become Duke City Raceway. As time went on, though, I saw a decline in the number of fans and drivers, and it really disappointed me. Eventually the facility was closed. Sandia Motor Sports opened, and I was happy to see a top notch facility. I had only been able to go a few times over the years, and enjoyed myself immensely.

To make a long story short, I've always wanted to help promote the sport within Albuquerque in some small way. I feel that a large town such as this, which so happens to have a great racing tradition, can see the level of fan and driver support of years past. And so I've created ABQ Racing.com to help keep the past memories alive and help promote the tracks here in Albuquerque and elsewhere within New Mexico. Any and all suggestions are welcome. Just email me.