After a year off, former Charger competitor Dave Xavier returns to Riverhead Raceway in the Super Pro Trucks. Xavier recently purchased the former 44 of Jay Agugliaro, and will be fully funded heading for the 2006 Super Pro Truck season by the Cystinosis Research Network.

    Dave Xavier, a Skip Barber Racing School graduate, and long-time driver of the Coram Fire Department, is looking forward to getting back into the action at Riverhead Raceway. Xavier earned some experience in the Riverhead Charger ranks and this year will run in the Super Pro Truck ranks.

    His effort will be primarily sponsored by the Cystinosis Research Network. The Cystinosis Research Network is a volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and advocating research, providing family assistance and educating the public and medical communities about cystinosis. More information can be found about the Cystinosis Research Network by visiting www.cystinosis.org.

    In addition to the Cystinosis Research Network, Dave Xavier and the DFX Motorsports team will be sponsored by the following: Empire State Regional Council of Carpenters Local 7, Archer Insurance, CSF Surety Consultants, USA Truck Works, White Post Wholesale Growers, The Vinyl Answer, and J&J Auto Body.

    After a year off, Xavier is anxious to get back in the heat of the battle at Riverhead Raceway. Will ample funding behind him, expect Xavier to move to the front in 2006.

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