Wendell Scott vs. Willy T. Ribbs - Willy in the News Today
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ha ha ha only you wally would have read that book---and me. actually it is true to heart on real southern living in the day.
ha ha ha only you wally would have read that book---and me. actually it is true to heart on real southern living in the day.
Ok Tim--I guess im going to muddy the water here.
Bristol is not a big track--remember how it was getting around Columbia,or maybe Savannah,or even Mrytle Beach?? Things get tight and sometimes you bump someone accidentally or maybe on purpose to say I want by or maybe to ease the car out of the groove enough to let you by(now mind you ,you better be faster than whoever you just moved or retaliation is short coming). Is that what happened?? Or maybe it was an accident (maybe,maybe not) but it was Bristol and things get tight there,even in a truck.
Elliott can drive and drive dang good but so can Kyle--but Kyle is calculating his every move,Watch him as he sets up passes on the spur of the moment. He is up on the wheel from the word go whether its for 19th place or up front. Not many drivers out there today are up on their game like that lap after lap.
Watch when one is moving up to the front and he is picture perfect ----then oops he misses a mark and up the hill he goes or worse,the wall is there or another car. It happens every race,even his brother Kurt is not as dedicated as Kyle is. I was never in a group racing rather I was on my own when I left the home area and yes I got moved,spun out more times than I liked ,,but also I would try every means possible to get around a guy that was holding me up before moving him up the track---Its racing.
Now lets see how much I get pushed around here for my take on Kyle.
At least I dont think a trip to the Beach office will be called for unless someone catches someone out behind the car and wants to have a heart to heart talk real close up...!!
I have a fond memory of riding a Bus on Labor Day weekend to Myrtle Beach in the late 60s.. will put that story up on here a little later. you got my memories going again.
Wow this is a rare photo of Tim Richmond. I was getting into trucking pretty heavy about this time and heard about the hayride. If I had known it would have been this big I probably would have tried to help out, but not a lot you can do with a heavy haul rig. but this photo is almost priceless:
Joes boy won the Indy for his dad. Joe had been trying for quite a few years ---but his efforts are complete now.
Paul has paid his dues I think by driving for several different owners,not to mention he had a top notch sponsor following him. If you watched the race today you also saw a new face appear in victory lane.. First time I have saw Him appear this quick. Did you see him ??
A tough call there sir---yes there are old soles out there that still read and enjoy especially in racing.
This could be done on a need to basis quarterly with with requests taken by phone mail or internet then you could run off the required copies and mail them, if it takes off then look into the distribution factor.Would $10.00 an issue cover the costs initially ??
Ok so you know the video at Middle Ga Raceway--Which one did you see????? Dont Know?? Well start counting because there are no less than 17 different ones. Took them over 11 days to make them----be sure and keep count
Property owner Tim Thornton stands Friday at the Middle Georgia Raceway in Byron. A film crew spent 11 days making commercials for Dodge at the facility. The film crew painted the wall around the track and made it look old. (WOODY MARSHALL/THE TELEGRAPH)