Rick Ware Racing Mechanic Stephen Masch Passes Away
Rick Ware Racing mechanic Stephen “Dirt” Masch, who was injured in an auto accident on March 11, lost his battle against the head and spinal cord injuries.
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Rick Ware Racing mechanic Stephen “Dirt” Masch, who was injured in an auto accident on March 11, lost his battle against the head and spinal cord injuries.
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