While looking through the members that have come on board there was a familiar name.The name goes back to the good times in north Ga mainly Banks county. there you could run on the stickiest clay in the world. After a feature there it would still pull your shoes off, my wife found that out more than once. Ive had to carry her across more than one time.But the best part is the class of folks you got to race with, you could stack up two and three wide going into a turn and come out the same way, whether you were in a full body car or a skeeter. I was never deliberately spun out or pushed but you better keep the power on or you may watch the remainder from atop your ride.Im not naming people I met there because if I start I will leave someone out and feelings will be hurt,but I will name one guy, A character in his own way. Jerry Williams was one of the ones you always remembered,really.I lost track of him for a few years then out of the blue as usual he reappeared looking kinda like another colorful driver by the name of Buck Simmons. Actually it was a tribute car to Buck built by Jerry and actually driven by Jerry.He has taken off just like I remembered him from the good ole days,winning.and now here he is on Racers Reunion smiling as usual, so when you see that golden sedan with number 41 on it pull into the track a few just may move one position back in the finish order of the feature.I know Billy ran against him and a few more here so I see there will be more coming up and saying ---- HI JERRY----------------------memories
updated by @johnny-mallonee: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM
