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A LOOK AT RAY MILLER

Ray ran his first race in 1965 at the Plainville Stadium. Over the next decade, he drove for owners Bill Myers and Guy Sweatland. By 1966, Miller was racing at Riverside Park, and also ran on the dirt at Stafford. He continued at Stafford the following year, when it was paved, and considered Stafford to be his "home track" until his retirement in 1986.

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Ray Miller grew up around racecars. His father teamed with Red Lataille to own the #1 Lataille/Miller Offy. Ray is pictured here with the Lataille/Miller Offy.	Ray with his first Modified at Plainville Stadium in 1965. Ray left Plainville after the 1965 season, returning sporadically for the Open Competition Shows.
Ray with the Bill Myer's #7 at Stafford Speedway. Ray can still be found behind the wheel of this car at selected NEAR Events during the year.	Ray had a lot of success at Riverside Park and Stafford Speedway's behind the wheel of the Simon's #9, including a Modified Tour victory the first year of the Tour in 1985. Ray would have surely won more Tour races had he not retired in 1986.