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Inducted 1994 – Competitor – Road Racing
Norm Namerow was a good racer and a good friend to motorsport. When St. Eugene ran into financial trouble, it was Norm who bankrolled the track and kept it going. He was also the publisher of Canada Track and Traffic, providing a voice for motorsport in Canada when no other existed. It is indeed fitting that there is a corner named for him at Le Circuit Mont Tremblant.
