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Jon Seaman Jr. Tapped as Bill Davis Racing Summer Intern
by, John Davison, VP Media Relations, Future Stars in Racing
Southbury, Conn. – Jon Seaman Jr., NEMA race driver and rising sophomore in Mechanical
Engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology, was selected as an intern by Bill Davis Racing’
s No. 22 Caterpillar Toyota race team.
The young race driver and engineering student says that he “hopes to get experience in data
acquisition and chassis research and development” on the team. “I’m looking forward to
learning as much as I can and get good experience in race car engineering” this summer he
continued. “Having the opportunity to work with Bill Davis Racing and get hands-on experience
will bring me a solid foundation for my future, whether as a driver, crew chief or team engineer,”
he added.
While carrying a full course load and helping his family race team field a car for Jeremy
Frankoski, Seaman has earned a 3.25 GPA in one of the nation’s best engineering schools. While
his ambition includes driving as a career, he admits that he would be happy as an engineer on a
major team.
There is no doubt that he still wants to be a successful driver, but if his career path takes a turn
into the engineering office instead of the driver’s seat, this summer will be a good training
ground for him.
by, John Davison, VP Media Relations, Future Stars in Racing
Southbury, Conn. – Jon Seaman Jr., NEMA race driver and rising sophomore in Mechanical
Engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology, was selected as an intern by Bill Davis Racing’
s No. 22 Caterpillar Toyota race team.
The young race driver and engineering student says that he “hopes to get experience in data
acquisition and chassis research and development” on the team. “I’m looking forward to
learning as much as I can and get good experience in race car engineering” this summer he
continued. “Having the opportunity to work with Bill Davis Racing and get hands-on experience
will bring me a solid foundation for my future, whether as a driver, crew chief or team engineer,”
he added.
While carrying a full course load and helping his family race team field a car for Jeremy
Frankoski, Seaman has earned a 3.25 GPA in one of the nation’s best engineering schools. While
his ambition includes driving as a career, he admits that he would be happy as an engineer on a
major team.
There is no doubt that he still wants to be a successful driver, but if his career path takes a turn
into the engineering office instead of the driver’s seat, this summer will be a good training
ground for him.
Frankoski and TSR Staying Consistent
Tuesday July 8th, Stafford Motor Speedway-
Southbury, CT- Determination, perseverance and a lot of hard work has lead TSR
Motorsports to their first podium finish as a NEMA midget team and Jeremy Frankoski’s first for
2008. The third place finish at Stafford did not come easy for the team nor was it a surprise!
“With strong runs in the last three NEMA events (Monadnock, Lee, and Thompson) I knew it
wasn’t going to be long before we were right up front. Now that we have the car consistent it
will only be a matter of time before we are competing for the win!” said Frankoski
TSR Motorsports has accrued two heat wins, 4 top ten finishes, a fifth place finish and a third
place finish in only six starts as a new NEMA midget team. This past string of consistent top ten
finishes has placed Frankoski and TSR Motorsports 5th in both driver and owner standings.
You can expect to see more coming from this dedicated team in 2008! The entire team is looking
forward to the next NEMA event Wednesday July 16th at Seekonk Speedway.
Tuesday July 8th, Stafford Motor Speedway-
Southbury, CT- Determination, perseverance and a lot of hard work has lead TSR
Motorsports to their first podium finish as a NEMA midget team and Jeremy Frankoski’s first for
2008. The third place finish at Stafford did not come easy for the team nor was it a surprise!
“With strong runs in the last three NEMA events (Monadnock, Lee, and Thompson) I knew it
wasn’t going to be long before we were right up front. Now that we have the car consistent it
will only be a matter of time before we are competing for the win!” said Frankoski
TSR Motorsports has accrued two heat wins, 4 top ten finishes, a fifth place finish and a third
place finish in only six starts as a new NEMA midget team. This past string of consistent top ten
finishes has placed Frankoski and TSR Motorsports 5th in both driver and owner standings.
You can expect to see more coming from this dedicated team in 2008! The entire team is looking
forward to the next NEMA event Wednesday July 16th at Seekonk Speedway.
Jon Seaman with Bill Davis Racing and Jeremy Frankoski at the 2008 Lenox 301
at New Hampshire Motor speedway.
at New Hampshire Motor speedway.