Indiana Open Wheel

Indiana Open Wheel (https://www.indianaopenwheel.com/index.php)

- Indiana Open Wheel Forum (https://www.indianaopenwheel.com/forumdisplay.php?f=3)

- - Rip petey (https://www.indianaopenwheel.com/showthread.php?t=52970)

Here is the Funeral home where Petey will be at in Dexter, Mo.

Rainey-Mathis Funeral Home
125 W Stoddard St, Dexter, MO 63841

Here is a flower shop also.

Jacksons Flower & gifts
205 N Walnut St, Dexter, MO 63841 Telephone (573) 624-5501

R.I.P. Petey Thoughts and prayers to his family.

Very sad news.

Tim Wolffrum aka Cowboy...R.I.P

I never knew Petey. Wished I would have met him.
From everyone's comments a great friend of the 21
team. RIP Petey!
Best Regards,
John

Originally Posted by Vukie:
A photo from Godfrey Speedway during the SCRA tour.
From left to right. Pine, Petey, Merrillville Al and the late Crazy Darrell Magunson from Wickenberg, AZ.

Thanks for the picture Russ. Man we have lost a few over the years. RIP Petey.

Here is a picture of him at the Chili Bowl

Attachment 4699

RIP Corey. We don't need to pray for you because we know your with God. We will pray for your family and friends to get through this trouble time.

One memory I have of Petey was from I think 2007. It was early in the year. In the previous year, Stanbrough had won a ton of races and had been the National Driver of the Year. He was off to another great start and was already racking up a bunch of wins. This was back in the time period that Jon was just an absolute machine. We were all at Haubstadt and most of the buzz was about Jon. The majority of the people were picking him to win, on this day. Before the races, we were all gathered in the lot, like usual and Petey came walking up. He had been in the pits and had been talking to Daron. He said "Daron says he ain't gonna lose to Stanbrough today." I said "really?". Petey then gets this evil little grin on his face and says "Take my word for it, he ain't gonna lose to him today. No matter what."

The rest is history. We're still talking about the war those two waged and sheer will to win that both of those drivers displayed, on that day. Those that were there know exactly what I'm talking about. Jon drove great enough to beat anybody that day. Except Daron. It was literally one of the greatest sprint car races I've ever seen. Other than Shelley and his family, DC no doubt lost his single biggest fan, when Petey was lost.

Jerry

Honestly, I didn't know who this thread was referring to until I seen a picture posted on FB of Petey.

Talked with him several times and it is indeed a sad loss.
Thoughts and prayers to all the family and friends

Some may not know this but Petey lived less than 20 miles form both Daron and Hunter when they were growing up. Petey in Dexter, MO, and Daron and Hunter in Sikeston, MO. Petey was a huge fan of most drivers...he just flat out loved racing. I am sure he and the "Rocket Man" have been talking about racing already. Rest in Peace Petey.

I found out this bad news on my way home from Ch*na and it made my heart sink. I met Petey at an All Star show on a very hot night in Farmington and we both were asked if we would drive the pace truck that night as they were short handed. (we both chickened out) We would always bring that up when I would run into him at the races while I was in Indiana.

RIP PETEY, you were a good guy and I always loved talking racing with ya. God life sucks some times.:7:

Later, Jersey