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JOHNSON-WOLFE RACING
Johnson-Wolfe Racing Team, sponsored by warningpower.com and Trafficade Safety Sales, is pleased to announce the team debut for the 2008 Gran Prix circuit, with the purchase of the former GP-2 “Pleasure Seeker”.
Marty Wolfe, engine builder and driver, is assisted by his sister, Elizabeth Wolfe, the Team Manager. Elizabeth also pilots a National Modified, NM-93 “Desperado”, on the limited inboard circuit. Both the Renegade and Desperado teams are overseen by their father and Crew Chief, Randy Wolfe. Dennis Johnson, Vice President of Trafficade, is the boat’s primary owner; he is partnered by the President of Trafficade, Jeff Johnson.
The Johnson~Wolfe Racing team and Trafficade have enjoyed a history of success in hydroplane racing. Involved in many forms of boat racing for over 40 years, Dennis Johnson entered the world of limited Inboard Hydroplane racing in 2004 with a 2.5 stock called the “Knot Rod.” With driver Elizabeth Wolfe at the helm, the team performed well in its first partnership season.
At the end of 2005, Dennis partnered with Wolfe Engines and Marty; the team launched a successful racing program with their National Modified hydroplane, “Desperado” NM-93. The “Desperado” team garnered National, World, North American, and Eastern Divisional Championships for the team.
Johnson-Wolfe Racing Team, sponsored by warningpower.com and Trafficade Safety Sales, is pleased to announce the team debut for the 2008 Gran Prix circuit, with the purchase of the former GP-2 “Pleasure Seeker”.
Marty Wolfe, engine builder and driver, is assisted by his sister, Elizabeth Wolfe, the Team Manager. Elizabeth also pilots a National Modified, NM-93 “Desperado”, on the limited inboard circuit. Both the Renegade and Desperado teams are overseen by their father and Crew Chief, Randy Wolfe. Dennis Johnson, Vice President of Trafficade, is the boat’s primary owner; he is partnered by the President of Trafficade, Jeff Johnson.
The Johnson~Wolfe Racing team and Trafficade have enjoyed a history of success in hydroplane racing. Involved in many forms of boat racing for over 40 years, Dennis Johnson entered the world of limited Inboard Hydroplane racing in 2004 with a 2.5 stock called the “Knot Rod.” With driver Elizabeth Wolfe at the helm, the team performed well in its first partnership season.
At the end of 2005, Dennis partnered with Wolfe Engines and Marty; the team launched a successful racing program with their National Modified hydroplane, “Desperado” NM-93. The “Desperado” team garnered National, World, North American, and Eastern Divisional Championships for the team.
