The Shubie Shuttle...Forever Young

Scott Fraser — had a contagious grin and piercing steel blue eyes that could melt your heart — or send you running. He was a great son, a great brother, a great friend and perhaps most importantly a great person. He touched the hearts of thousands and will be fondly remembered by all.

Our Mission — This web site has been established to perpetuate the memory of Scott Fraser, one of Canada's great stock car racing talents, who lost his life at the age of 33 in a snowmobiling accident on March 20, 2004. It includes details on his life and racing career and will continue to provide news regarding the Scott Fraser Racing Memorial Fund.

IN THE NEWS...

SCOTT FRASER INDUCTED TO CANADIAN MOTORSPORT HALL OF FAME

TORONTO, ON (February 23, 2008) - Scott Fraser has officially entered the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame (CMHOF) as an honoured member. Fraser was one of seven inducted as the Class of 2007; and one of two posthumous honourees in the group.

Frank (Frankie) Fraser Jr. represented his brother delivering an emotional heartwarming acceptance speech that left the room of 300 guests knowing the same charisma that had endeared Scott to so many through his 33 years.

On Scott's behalf, Frankie thanked Scott's fans, friends, crew members - with special thanks to the crew members wives and girlfriends, and many sponsors. Special thanks were also extended to those instrumental in Scott's career including longtime sponsor Atlantic CAT - for their unwaivering support, Jim & Sheila Hall - for their guidance, Rollie and Judy MacDonald/King Freight Lines - for taking Scott and his crew on the "ride of their life" in the ASA days, Junior Hanley - for being a mentor to Scott, and to Scott and Frankie's parents Frank & Grace Fraser - "for being the best damn parents two kids could have."

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SCOTT FRASER ANNOUNCED AS 2007 CANADIAN MOTORSPORT HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

SHUBENACADIE, NS (November 5, 2007) - Scott Fraser has been announced as one of seven inductees in the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame class of 2007. Fraser will join the elite fraternity posthumously in the first year eligible since his death in 2004, at just 33 years of age.

In his 16-year racing career Fraser accomplished much more than many do in an entire lifetime, winning championships and races from Nova Scotia to Florida. Fraser was a fan favourite wherever he raced and always recognized as a force to be reckoned with on the track, no matter what league he was competing in.

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2007 Recap
Click here to read recaps of each of the events the SFR team has competed in this year; they've fielded cars for Frank Fraser, Shawn Turple and the latest Fraser protege Craig Slaunwhite...

Frank Fraser Back In the Saddle Again



2007 May 20 - Fraser fans will be pleased to learn that Frank Fraser is making his return to the driver's seat of a stock car this year, starting next Saturday, May 26 at Scotia Speedworld with the season opener for the CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour.

At 62 years of age, Frank wonders some days if he's crazy, but most days is convinced he's still got some excitement left for Maritime race fans. The biggest question he's got of himself is how his stamina will be after being out of a car for most of the last 10 years...

"That will be the key," said Fraser. "I know I can be quick for a few laps, but we'll have to see how long it lasts once we start the season. If I can be competitive enough to have some fun, we'll keep at it."

Fraser's familiar No. 23 is being sponsored by Mountain Wild Blueberries, George E. Collins & Sons, Cat Shack and Atlantic Cat.

The SFR shop will field a second car for young Shawn Turple, who will pilot the No. 0 entry for the the third season.

Watch for Frank's race results on the "Frank" page of this site.

Scott Fraser Inducted to Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame

2006 November 18 - Scott Fraser was one of 10 inaugural inductees to the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Moncton (NB) Saturday night (Nov 18). Pictured below is the plaque presented to Scott's father Frank.



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