Descendants in Racing
Dutch's son Dean Hoag got his start by driving Dutch's backup Modified, an older car, at Shangri-La Speedway. Dean drove Modifieds for a few years in the 1970s. Dean won the 1978 Perry Raceway (now Wyoming County International Speedway) Modified title with his #7. When Oswego Speedway created a Limited Supermodified division, Dean Hoag was a top contender driving the #41, with 16 feature victories to lead that division's all-time win list. Dean claimed the 1996 and 1997 titles before retiring in 1999. He went on to own Black Rock Speedway (Dundee, New York).
Alex Hoag, Dutch Hoag's grandson and Dean Hoag's son, has won feature races in several divisions on dirt tracks, and was named Rookie of the Year in the DIRT organization's 358 Modified division in 2000. He has raced asphalt Modifieds as his grandfather did. He has raced in limited schedules on the Whelen Modified Tour and the Busch East Series.
Dutch's son Dean Hoag is the current owner and operator of the Black Rock Speedway in Dundee, New York.
Noah Herigton which is Dutch Hoag's great grand son races at blackrock speedway started racing at 12 and won 2 championships.
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