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Post by ryon on May 29, 2014 20:22:13 GMT
I visit your Web site everyday to see if any one is talking or what the buzz is. I don't say much cuz I feel my lack of seat time (and rookie flags haha) puts me way at the bottom of the list of any one giving a shit of what my option is. Lol. By the way I was talking to bill felver last week for an hour or so, talking about how my car been and how his is doing. And I told him I was racing with you (figure he know you if my gramps did and that you raced with ncma) so he wanted me to tell you that he said hi and how you been. He has his engine inside Tim Sherman Jr car this year cuz he don't have his put together this year. There racing in Marysville every weekend this year. But there's my two cents. lol
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Post by Admin on May 29, 2014 21:52:59 GMT
That was more like a dime. The only buzz seems to be what ever I can dream up! I know Bill has his engine in Tim's car. Haven't seen Bill for a few years. You should voice your opinion about things. That's the only way anything is going to change for the better is if Drivers & Car owners speak up. If they don't then things will only get worse. When they look in the mirror they can then see who caused things to get worse. In the last 24 hrs. there has been 57 people on here and not a comment from any of them.
Keith
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Post by Admin on Jun 30, 2014 16:56:23 GMT
Ryon, good job last night. You and two others are the only drivers and/or car owners that have posted anything here. In the last 24 hours there have been 103 people that have been on here and not one of them has the balls to say anything. The same reason people don't vote. Sad state this county is in. Even Skippers is not getting many people to write anything > theskipperpartys.com/ The only Forum that has people talking is > www.scrafan.com/ Most of scrafan talk is not about spec sprints. So let's see who has the balls. Let me know what your opinions are, maybe something will change. There were two men that started this class, Don O’Keefe Jr. and Don Martin. I'm sure they have both looked on here. Would love to hear what they have to say. Keith |
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Post by ryon on Jun 30, 2014 19:45:54 GMT
Of course I love to support the local guys even if it's just talking or posting about this Web site. And thx you! Yea all it takes is seat time and little by little you will find out little tricks how to work the car and get faster and faster. Still feel bad for hitting Rick last night though but his car was not damaged to bad, mine got messed up more. Sorry to hear about your luck man -_- what a horrible way to be welcomed back to Antioch after all them years.
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Post by Admin on Jun 30, 2014 21:20:32 GMT
As far as what happened to me. It's just one of those things. Has nothing to do with Antioch.
I know your grandfather (boy he must be old) will teach you an a whole bunch. It seems like he has been racing forever. You have a really big advantage because of all his experience. It makes a really big difference. That's something I never had, as my father died when I was 20. Try to figure, when I was a kid my Dad bought me a go kart. We joined the Rolling Stonemen Kart Club in Pittsburg. We only went there on the weekends when there was no sanctioned racing. Who ever was there at the time just kind of raced each other. My Dad was afraid it would get in my blood. In the 50's my dad went to a lot of Midget races and a lot of drivers where killed back then. So I understood his reason.
I didn't start racing until 9 years later and it just kind of happened. When I was growing up we used to go to the races when we where on vacation at Nice and go to the races at Lakeport. Back then it was a dirt track. We moved to Clear lake between Nice & Lucerne in 1964. We went to the races that first summer and they had paved the track that year. My dad never when back, he loved the dirt track.
In 2003 & 2004 I ran with the NCMA and we ran both dirt and pavement. The second time at Lakeport I won the race and your Dad won the Dash. I just wish my Dad had been there to see it.
Will see you soon at a track somewhere.
Keith
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