Racing cars is in the Pourrier family bloodstream

by Ley Bouchard Rothsay Regional Report
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From left: Chris Nelson, grandfather Robert Pourrier, Chase Pourrier, and his father, Cory Pourrier, after the 2024 Hornet Champion “King of Dirt” race in Fergus Falls.


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