Peter Clifford, the owner of an NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) team, recently announced a significant change within the organization. Jodee Kennedy, who had been serving as the manager of the NHRA, is no longer part of the team. While the specific reasons for her departure were not disclosed, the news marks a notable shift in the management structure of the team.
Jodee Kennedy had been a prominent figure within the NHRA, known for her leadership and dedication to the sport. Her contributions were widely recognized by both her colleagues and fans of the NHRA community. Under her management, the team achieved several milestones, and she played a crucial role in navigating the complexities of the sport’s competitive environment.
Peter Clifford, in his announcement, expressed gratitude for Kennedy’s efforts and acknowledged the impact she had during her tenure. He also emphasized the team’s commitment to moving forward and continuing to pursue success in the NHRA circuit. The team is now focused on finding a new leader who can build on Kennedy’s legacy and help steer the team toward future victories. This change signals a new chapter for the NHRA team, as they look to the future with renewed energy and determination.
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