Roulette Moves To Milwaukee, Looking For Magic On Track

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A season of firsts, learning, and growing continues for Ryan Roulette as he takes on tracks and settings for the first time, but he hasn’t let adversity slow him down at all.

After making his debut at the fast two-miler of Michigan Speedway, the Minot, ND native has been consistent all year with an average finish of 17.5 and only two finishes outside the top 20. Now he and the Fast Track Racing No. 12 are set to take on the flat corner of the famed Milwaukee Mile.

“The Milwaukee Mile is up next for our team this season! We look forward to taking the Fast Track Racing #12 VFW Ford up to the great state of Wisconsin. This will be our first attempt at this track and we look forward to the challenge. There are not a lot of one-mile ovals on our calendar this season, and the two we are going to, Phoenix and Milwaukee, are vastly different,” Roulette said on the chance to run this weekend.

“Until the last pit stop at Michigan, we had a great run going for our team and plan to continue forward with that momentum. For this particular race our plan to lean on the gains we made over this season on our short track package as we prepare for this unique track on Saturday and Sunday,” he added.

He and the team are looking to close out his last few races of 2024 on a strong note as he and the team look for better and better runs. Continuing their tradition with Roulette is the Veterans of Foreign War as they bring on a local crew member.

“This week at Milwaukee we will have Cory Geisler as a special part of our pit crew. Cory enlisted in the United States Army in 2005 as a Military Police Officer where he spent time in South Korea and served during Operation Iraqi Freedom as a Team Leader as well as training Iraqi Police and Iraqi National Police forces.”

Geisler joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars shortly after returning home from Iraq and was the VFW Department of Wisconsin Commander for 2021-2022 and currently Cory is the National Council Representative for the Department of Wisconsin.

“We are blessed to have him be a part of our team this weekend,” Roulette said.

You can catch him, Cory, and the Fast Track team at Milwaukee live on FS1 this Sunday at 1 PM ET/12 PM CT.

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