Richmond Construction Camera
Current NASCAR
There is a live 24/7 construction camera showing the activity of rebuilding the Richmond infield:
http://www.richmondracewayreimagined.com/Vanity-Pages/Construction-Cam.aspx
There is a live 24/7 construction camera showing the activity of rebuilding the Richmond infield:
http://www.richmondracewayreimagined.com/Vanity-Pages/Construction-Cam.aspx
"Yes, Virginia, there really was a time when there was something to do on New Year's Day besides taking down the tree and watching college football games."
Immediately before Wrangler Jeans sponsored the #3 Cup car with Dale Earnhardt, the car and its driver/owner Richard Childress was sponsored by Ronnie Steele of Pearland, Texas. Ronnie's name last appeared on the car at Talladega on August 2, 1981, the last time Childress drove it and blew and EXACTLY 36 years before Ronnie's passing on August 2, 2017. The photo posted is of that car's final ride with Ronnie Steele sponsorship.
Obituary for Mr. Ronnie Gene Steele
A loving grandfather, father, husband, son, and brother, Ronnie Gene Steele at age 78, died 2nd of August 2017 at home in Pearland, Texas. He is survived by his wife Pauline Steele of 42 Years; daughter Rhonda Steele Edelman; son Randall Steele (Rose); son Radford Steele; grandchildren Dilan Martinez, Hunter Dean Steele, Trevor Ross Steele, Chase Steele; sisters Donna Jo Barton (William), Paula Cole (Jerry); caregiver Nora Ojeda. He is predeceased by son-in-law JD Edelman and grandson Scott Ross Webb.
FYI, Chase. I posted this morning to a Bob Glidden photo using Android tablet Chrome browser. This post I'm making with Edge on Windows 10 desktop.
We lost the great car builder and WWII hero, Walter Maynard "Bud" Moore this morning. Rest in Peace old friend.
http://www.goupstate.com/news/20171128/spartanburg-native-bud-moore-nascar-champion-dies-at-92
In this 1984 Scott Baker Willow Springs photo, the late Eric Horn ("Big E") is hands on during an engine swap on Derrike Cope's Jefferson Racing / 7-Eleven Ford Thunderbird. Horn came east with Cope in 1986 and later worked many years for Robert Yates Racing.
Here is a link to an interesting 1991 Willow Springs article written by the late L.A. Times reporter, Shav Glick:
http://articles.latimes.com/1991-06-28/sports/sp-1368_1_willow-springs
One thing for sure, Chase, by the time I was sponsoring Derrike Cope and his Jefferson Racing Thunderbirds for 7-Eleven in Winston West competition at Willow Springs in 1984 & 1985, the whole deal was definitely paved with asphalt as seen in our member Scott Baker's photo of Derrike there in '85.