There are a number of factors that go into deciding to quit racing. Someone told me once the higher the level of racing the more it feels like a job and less like a hobby. I can attest to that......five days of my week involved working on the car or being at the track. At some point you have to decide if it's worth it to spend thousands to win hundreds, not to mention the risk to life and limb. After 10 years of quarter midgets, midgets and sprints I was burned out and was no longer enjoying racing. I miss the time I spent with my son and watching him race, but I don't miss how racing basically had taken over my life.

Well said Phil, I know the feeling, I still want to, but my want to is flat wore out, I started in the early 50's, and for all practical purposes, quit about 4 years ago, not out of business, just out. Bob

Kevin Chambers now fields an MMSA mini sprint for his daughter Cindy.

Matt Neely

Kurt Gross is turning wrenches on the Briscoe car. And Scotty Weir was in the pits at Gas City (from other Mia post):)

I still run when the chance comes around.

Kevin Chambers

I ran out of money when my father passed away and it wasn't the same without him

Jeremy Giles

I've seen you around this year. Miss ya at Paragon every Saturday night

Whatever happened to Derek Davidson

Traded the helmet for wrenches. He's an Indy car crew chief