By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Off-road racer Cory Podolski has passed away. No age was provided.
An official cause of death has not been announced yet.
“Tonight, we remember our dear friend, Cory Podolski, who has tragically passed away,” Championship Off Road said in a Facebook post. “We offer our heartfelt condolences to Cory’s family and friends. Cory was a fierce competitor on (the) track and one of the friendliest people that you could hope to meet. If you have a memory of Cory that you would to share in the comments, we encourage you to do so.”
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We have no information on his passing at the time of publication.
“Woke up in disbelief this morning,” John Holtger Racing said in a Facebook post. “CPod has been one of my biggest competitors but also a friend. He was one heck of a wheel man out there and was willing to give you tips and tricks to be better (like putting duct tape over your tear offers so water doesn’t get in). Fly high buddy. You will be missed by many. I will never forget the times we had.”
According to his Facebook page, he lived in Appleton, Wisconsin at the time of his passing. He was previously the co-owner and Vice President of Nine2zero Designs RC.
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He was currently working for FastSigns. Podolski had not shared a public post in six days when he shared a pro spec that was for sale by Mike Vanden Heuvel.
According to the Championship Off Road website, Podolski was on the entry list for the Crandon International Raceway event that took place on September 1st and 2nd. He was on the entry list under Pro Spec.
He finished fifth in his final event on Sunday.
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