Terre Haute, Indiana — The Wabash Valley community is grieving the unexpected passing of Nick Agresta, a cherished announcer at Wabash Valley Dragway and a devoted member of his church. Nick’s energetic presence and unwavering dedication left a lasting mark on both the racing community and those who knew him personally.
For years, Nick was the voice of the dragway, turning each race into an unforgettable spectacle. His enthusiasm, knowledge, and humor made him a beloved figure among racers and fans alike. Known for his signature call, “Do a wheelie,” Nick encouraged both excitement and camaraderie, inspiring racers to push forward while reminding everyone to enjoy the moment. Beyond the track, he served as a mentor to younger racers and a historian of the Wabash Valley Dragway, preserving the legacy and spirit of the sport.
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Outside of motorsports, Nick’s life was deeply guided by faith. A dedicated member of MTP, he was admired for his compassion, encouragement, and commitment to serving others. Friends and parishioners remember him as a man whose kindness and spiritual guidance touched countless lives.
Nick Agresta’s sudden passing has left a void in the hearts of his family, friends, and the larger Terre Haute community. His energy, humor, and dedication will be fondly remembered by all who were fortunate to know him, and his legacy as the voice of Wabash Valley Dragway will continue to resonate for generations.
May his memory be a blessing.
RIP Nick!…Do a Wheelie!