If you knew Glenn Woloski you are likely a better person for knowing him. If you did not know him, you missed out on knowing one of the greatest humans on the planet.

Glenn was passionate about racing in his race car. And he was good at it. He did his own maintenance. He traveled to races all up and down the West coast. He raced with multiple groups and made friends in every paddock he went to. He brightened every track he went to often with Yuko by his side. He was a joy to be with both on and off the track.

Glenn was a fixture in the Formula Ford world with his Van Diemen and his white van pulling his trailer to as many racing events as possible. Yuko shared that he missed her birthday on numerous occasions as well as their anniversary because there was a race that weekend. That just shows how committed both he and Yuko were to racing Formula Ford.

He was also an avid Rock climber with a group in his hometown of Squamish BC. Glenn retired about a year ago, but still found time to help any neighbor that needed help. Often they would have to force him to take money for the work he had done for them. For Glenn it was about his community, be that racing, climbing, or just a person in need.

Sadly on July 5, 2026 Glenn passed away after on on track incident. The process, cost, and logistics of returning Glenn home across the border as well as the costs for his final resting place are formidable and something the family should not have to bear.

There are likely a dozen other expenses that we are not even aware of after an event like this.

If you knew Glenn, or if you love motorsports the way he did please send in a donation to help him get to that final pole position. We all accept that there are risks to this sport we love, and when one of our own fall on the other side of those risks it is upon us to take care of him or her.

Glenn was one of us. Let's make sure that Glenn, his family, his friends, and the anyone who reads this knows that we are one and we take care of our own.