As Jack said, "One punch in the nose is worth 10,000 words'. Jack always let you have one chance, there weren't any second chances.

John Race

that is how i was talking about earleyer his name is john race that cared the mini sprint he dont drive one does he

I know he used to because I own his old car. The gold and white #7 from the AMSA. Heard he's racing a sprint car these days.

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The educational system in this country has me seriously worried.....

John Race runs a sprinter on a weekly basis at the Burg. It is true a very large man in stature, but a gentle giant. He has been known to pick up and load a drum of fuel into his truck bed lone. One very strong man. He is the first guy to be at your pit after a smash up wrenches in hand to get you back on the track. that being said Iwould not like to be on his bad side as he could most likely throw me from the pits to the casino with just one hand.

Back in the day at Flemington Speedway in New Jersey, which just happens to be the greatest and fastest modified track of all time there was this guy named Terrible Tom Hager. He was a kinda backwoods guy who ran a car scrape yard I believe. Anyhow I saw Tom layout more than one guy in the pits and at least one on the track, they called him terrible for a reason. It was way easy to pull a guy from his car back then, lap belts only. You did NOT want him approaching you on race night. Dont worry bout your spelling, all are welcome.

The best sprint car driver in history is probably also one of the toughest... Former Indiana state champion wrestler, Steve Kinser. To my knowledge though I've never really heard of him getting into an altercation in the pits.

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Sammy Swindell got laid out by Steve for his dirty driving in the past and I think ole cousin Karl has a mean handshake if you know what I mean. In regaurds to wrestling , Steve's boy was a good wrestler a IU. I just looked it up , Steve won the state championship in 1971-72 at 132lbs.