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Jim Terchila & Bob Berry/Berry Brothers Racing-the newly Re-branded Raffle Racing-Want to Take the Time to Thank all of their Sponsors for a Great 2021 American Flat Track Production Twins Year

Terchila, former promoter of now-defunct Mid-America Speedway in Indy & Berry Brothers Racing
grateful for all of their sponsors who supported their efforts in 2021

Press release for immediate release
Indianapolis, IN. – January 24, 2022 – Jim Terchila and Bob Berry, now newly re-branded as Raffle Racing (a play on the fact that Jim won their first race bike in a Facebook ticket raffle), just want to take this time before the start of the 2022 American Flat Track Mission Production Twins presented by Vance & Hines season to thank all of their sponsors & supporters from the previous season who made it possible for them to attend every AFT Production Twins Series event.

“If not for the following businesses and people, there would have been no way possible for Bob & I to have been able to contest our first full season together in the Production Twins Class,” stated Terchila. “Thunder Pro motorcycle repair out of Greenfield, IN., 19 Cycle Works out of Hebron, IL., C&C Cycle & Cars with Clayton Criswell out of Frankfort, IN., Western Power Sports' Fire Power division, Wiseco Piston, Dreyer Motorsports on Indy's west side, PowerSeal USA, Eric Collins, Don Romack, and of course my wife, Holly Terchila, all made this solid season a great year for us. Along with our newly-signed rider, Kasey Sciscoe, we managed to finish the season in a respectable 16th-place overall.

“After starting the year off with another rider, we switched gears just after the Dallas rain out in early spring and brought on Kasey Sciscoe out of Camby, IN (just southwest of Indy.) He's a former class champion at our former track at Mid-America Speedway, but had never ridden a Production Twins bike before this time. Between mechanical issues and some other logistics, Kasey did a great job in garnering two 9th-place finishes on the year and six top-12 finishes in the nine races where we qualified for every main event,” continued Terchila.

“Our primary bike is a 750cc Kawasaki/Big A bike that was originally built & raced by Chad Cose, and then later by Jay Maloney. This is the bike I won in a Facebook raffle for $350, hence our new re-branding of the team name to Raffle Racing for the 2022 season. And we have some big additions in store for the upcoming year which we hope to have completely finalized and able to announce sometime in the next few weeks before the season kicks off at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, FL on March 10,” added the team co-owner of Raffle Racing, “and although we are really looking forward to the upcoming 2022 season, without the aforementioned people and businesses, none of this would have been or would be possible, so hats and helmets off to them for standing behind us throughout our journey, we are very grateful for their support,” concluded Terchila.

For more info or if you are interested in helping out with sponsorship on or at any level, please contact :

Jim Terchila-team co-owner
317-871-4392 (call or text) or [email protected]

All photos by/courtesy of Raffle Racing's co-owner Jim Terchila

1) Newly rebranded Raffle Racing's team logo for the 2022 AFT Mission Production Twins presented by Vance & Hines season

2) Team co-owner and head wrench Bob Berry discusses the upcoming weekend with team associate wrench Clayton Criswell at the Sacramento Mile I round on September 11, 2021.

3) Raffle Racing's (formerly known as Berry Brothers-Terchila Racing) team rider Kasey 'The Sciscoe Kid' Sciscoe prepares to roll out for one of the practice sessions at the Sacramento Mile II on September 12, 2021. Before the fifth round of the season, Kasey had never ridden a Production Twins bike, and quickly adapted himself and the machine to help him and the team to a season-ending 16th-place finish for the year.

4) Raffle Racing's Big-A framed Kawasaki Ninja-based 750 and Scott framed 750 sit on display before the weekend's doubleheader AFT Production Twins Series races at the Sacramento Mile on September 11, 2021.

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