Canadian Chuckwagon legend Ray Mitsuing has sadly passed away. He died on Thursday, April 25, 2024. Ray’s accomplishments on the track are many, spanning a 36-year long career. He has a legacy that is cemented in both the hearts of his fans, as well as the history books, as he is set to be inducted into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.
.jpeg)
Ray Mitsuing was more than just a skilled chuckwagon racer; he was a symbol of resilience and excellence. With a career spanning over three decades, Ray became a household name in the world of chuckwagon racing. His seven-time Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association championship titles solidify his status as one of the greatest chuckwagon drivers of all time.
But Ray's contributions extended beyond the racetrack. He was also a Chief of the Loon Lake First Nation, embodying leadership and community spirit. Off the track, Ray was known for his humility and willingness to help others. He was always ready to lend a hand and pass on his knowledge to aspiring racers, leaving a lasting impact on the sport and the people around him.
Ray Mitsuing's legacy will continue to inspire generations of chuckwagon enthusiasts. His posthumous induction into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame in September marks a historic moment, as he becomes the first Chuckwagon driver ever to receive this honor. It's a fitting tribute to a man who dedicated his life to his craft and his community.
.jpeg)
No comments:
Post a Comment