He is hanging in there and improving each day. Prayers are still needed as it will be a long road ahead as he works to get healthy and start rebuilding.

You can also send money to Greg through the USAC Benevolent Foundation by donating through the website at http://usacbf.org/cash-donation/.

or...

To mail a check, please make it out to "USAC Benevolent Foundation" and send to:
USAC Benevolent Foundation
124 E Northfield Dr, Ste F #129
Brownsburg, IN 46112

If ANYONE has a charitable need in the racing community you can use our newly built site myracefund.com . We will take ZERO commission and help racing families in need... You can message me on facebook and let me know about the case/cause and I'll see it's 100% free.

Brad Wyatt

Wow! That is awesome! Thank you for such a great service!

Up to $8,700 in just 3 days.... THANK YOU soooo much to all that donated either here, Indy Race Parts, Hoosier Tire Midwest Indy, USAC, or other.

Please let anyone you know to help out one of the best guys in racing!

https://www.gofundme.com/skh37v9w

Bump.

Greg has done so much to help so many over the years. Many might not even be aware of how. He's helped dozens of racers over the years as car owner, Mentor, Mechanic. Track Promoter, Series Director. etc.

Lawrenceburg Speedway probably wouldn't be there today, The Eastern Storm probably wouldn't exist and as I said, Dozens of racers have been helped by him in some way.

Never seen the guy not give a couple minutes to anybody who wanted it. He even took me down and sat me in a Kart years ago and said here it is, You want to race, Here's were you start and it was a reasonable price but I passed and took on a pit crew role for a couple teams for the next few years.

Help if you can, Prayers and thoughts too. This is the third time I know of that he's had to battle for his own life let alone this time He lost so much more.

Any updates on how he is doing?

Seen two updates that said he is out of ICU but requesting no visitors for a few days. He needs rest.

When greg lived in saylor park was his shop on gracely dr? Or did he live on gracely??

He owned a house on Gracely with his race garage behind it. He rented the house out for years while he lived at his parents house. When they passed away he eventually moved into the ground floor of the house on Gracely. Then up to Indy after that.