Jonr (Offline)
#1
11/20/16 9:31 PM
During the first interview Jimmy mentioned a driver in the Midwest who died who raced number seven. I did not recognize the name. Did anyone else? Anyone know the story?
nathans1012 (Offline)
#2
11/20/16 9:36 PM
Originally Posted by Jonr:
During the first interview Jimmy mentioned a driver in the Midwest who died who raced number seven. I did not recognize the name. Did anyone else? Anyone know the story?
I seen that interview as well. Don't know or recognize the name though.2024 Season: Race 1 - April 20th Brownstown (Crate LM). Unlike many I don't discriminate on what racing I choose to watch.
PIT CART (Offline)
#3
11/20/16 10:00 PM
Isn't the family car of BC 7?
nathans1012 (Offline)
#4
11/20/16 10:07 PM
Originally Posted by PIT CART:
Isn't the family car of BC 7?
In the Interview he mentioned the drivers name but it was Bryan's.
2024 Season: Race 1 - April 20th Brownstown (Crate LM). Unlike many I don't discriminate on what racing I choose to watch.
polecar (Offline)
#5
11/20/16 10:31 PM
everyone in Wisconsin thinks he mentioned Al Schill Jr.
polecar (Offline)
#6
11/20/16 10:49 PM
just watched a replay of the interview and he did say Al Schill Jr. a Wisconsin racer that left us to soon. also raced #7.
racer-x (Offline)
#7
11/20/16 11:26 PM
Wasn't Jimmy a teammate of Mark Dismore's son in a stock car series after he came out of the off road truck series? Was it ARTGO maybe??
Seadog (Offline)
#8
11/21/16 9:07 AM
Not that anybody cares, but it's Jimmie.
