Joe Bush Named to Berlin Raceway Hall of Fame

Marne, MI - Officials with Berlin Raceway announced on Monday that longtime Berlin Raceway driver and multi-time champion, Joe Bush will be inducted into the Berlin Raceway Hall of Fame. The Hastings, Michigan driver has called Berlin Raceway home for over 40 years, and in that time, built a Hall of Fame career.

According to the post from Berlin Raceway, Bush's career included 38 feature wins, the first of which came on September 1, 1990 in an Outlaw Super Late Model. His final win came on May 10, 2025, in a Template Super Late Model. Bush also grabbed three track championships in that time, all in an Outlaw Super Late Model in 1992, 1993, and 2004.

Bush currently sits 5th all-time in Super Late Model Feature wins with 10. He's 10th all-time in Outlaw Super Late Model wins with 28.

Bush will be recognized at the track during their Hall of Fame night on Saturday, August 1st. Bush becomes the 31st different inductee in to the Berlin Raceway Hall of Fame.

Berlin Raceway Hall of Fame:

2005 - Track Owner Chet & Rose Mysliwiec | Track Owner Chuck Mysliwiec | Track Owner Dick Mysliwiec

2006 - Driver Johnson Benson, Sr | Driver Bob Knight | Car Owner Harry Obie

2007 - Driver Gail Cobb | Engine Builder Jimmy Meyer

2008 - Driver Dick Carter | Engine Builder Ray Baker | Driver Ed Howe

2009 - Driver Gordy Vanderlaan | Driver Bruce Vanderlaan | Driver Eddie Vanderlaan | Historian Dick Lee

2015 - Driver Bob Senneker

2016 - Car Owner Bob Marz

2017 - Driver Ross Eppink | Driver Fred Campbell | Car Owner Bill McGowan

2018 - Announcer John Shipman | Driver Butch Miller | Driver/Owner Team HS Die

2019 - Owner/Innovator Harley Boeve | Driver Bob Holley | Driver/Innovator Randy Sweet

2022 - Operations Bill & Diane Mysliwiec | Driver Johnny Benson, Jr

2023 - Track Owner Don & Minnie DeWitt | Driver Ross Meeuwsen

2026 - Driver Joe Bush