Dave, I don't think I ever knew Ray drove Thomas Brothers. At least I don't recall it. Thanks for sharing that bit of racing history with me.
First time I met Mark, when he was driving the Stroh's car for Rousch, I thought he was a teenager hanging around the pits. Someone said recently, and I have to agree, he has a 75 year old face on a 21 year old body. He really believes in that physical regiment. I need that type of dedication to my training routine. Of course, my right arm is quite muscular from lifting my coffee cup repetitively every morning.
Lol. I'm sure Tom knows that story better than do I. But either way, it's funny.
I think Lee Petty would have fought anyone on any turf when he thought he was right. Remember the story Tiny Lund used to tell about the incident he had with Lee and it was actually Elizabeth Petty and her pocketbook that almost knocked Tiny unconcious? What stories!
Kind of shocking to me at well Janice. But, I suppose we should be past anything surprising happening where the money is involved these days. Great to have you back on the site!!!
Time for Mr. Arnold to spill the beans! Can we borrow a waterboard from those guys in Gitmo? I want the truth about the entire deal. Everything. Nothing held back. Come one, let's hear it.
Listen tonight to Racing Through History when I disclose the REAL loser in this entire situation. Careful consideration has answered that question in my mind at least and I will reveal it tonight. 7:00 p.m. Eastern Timer. IF, and that is a huge IF, Jeff will allow me to get a word in.
Thoughts and prayers to the friends and family. I had to have met Jivi at some point in time as I understand he was close with Billy Scott and even built some cars for him, or at least I think that is correct. It is always sad to lose another racing pioneer and hero. God bless.
Listening to the race on the radio, I did hear Danica mentioned each time they gave a full field rundown.
Having Warren on was a real highlight of the show this week. What wonderful stories of a great part of racing history. I, too, am waiting to hear more and read more in the stories that will be posted from Warren on the Home Page. Can't wait.
