Jimmy, it's always a pleasure to see you at work, or play, sometimes they seem one in the same, in any case, thanks for stopping in to visit us at Fort Bragg and look forward to seeing you again in March in Fayetteville. PS> you should post your schedule here and on Facebook so we can all track Mr. JJ and the Rockingham Speedway/Cheerwine Ford NCWTS Race Truck.
February 16, 2012
My friend Jimmy Johnson showed up at Fort Bragg, NC South Post Commissary to display the Rockingham Speedway and Cheerwine Soft Drink Ford NCWTS Race Truck. Jimmy has been instrumental in promoting racing wherever he goes, from the 1955 Chevy driven by Bob Pressley, to this beautiful NCWTS race truck display. Jimmy's hard work and dedication reflect great credit upon himself, racing history, Rockingham Speedway, and the combined enthusiasm for auto racing everywhere. So here's to Jimmy Johnson, wherever you may be with the NCWTS race truck now....Cheer...wine!
And thanks for remembering our troops at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Home of the Airborne!!!
Being a old yankee and a big Canadian rock band Rush fan I was raised on rock and on RUSH, this tune has the sound of pistons pumpin' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XHxNT7Dw0U
Old racing posters are really cool, I have a few that I wouldn't trade for nothin'
@Bobby and the rest of you that have made comments here, this is the best thing that can happen to local racing, not just the topic rather, the fact we are still talking about it.
For Indy to try heat races should send a message to the rough and tough stock car community that if Indy can run delicate race cars in 30 lap heat races a 5 or 10 lap stock car heat race is pudding.
