The Outlaws aren't running October 20th, and race fairly close to Illinois in Kansas City the next day. I would like to see him get some laps in the car at the Leffler Memorial. Does the Outlaw non compete agreement extend to midgets?
He might be one of the best to strap in a winged car,but the jury is still out on the non-wing stuff. Just haven't seen him run that much. Chili Bowl will be a good test.Some the best run there. He has a lot to learn on his people skills. No place to hide from fans at the Chili Bowl.
Originally Posted by chasinracin2:
He might be one of the best to strap in a winged car,but the jury is still out on the non-wing stuff. Just haven't seen him run that much. Chili Bowl will be a good test.Some the best run there. He has a lot to learn on his people skills. No place to hide from fans at the Chili Bowl.
I don't know why people expect these drivers to be their buddies. He risks his life for our entertainment, probably under plenty of stress.
All I want is to watch them race. If they're friendly, thats a plus, but not a requirement in my opinion. If he needs to be left alone, fine
Originally Posted by illinisprintfan:
The Outlaws aren't running October 20th, and race fairly close to Illinois in Kansas City the next day. I would like to see him get some laps in the car at the Leffler Memorial. Does the Outlaw non compete agreement extend to midgets?
Daron Pittman has ran the last 3 4 Jason Leffler Memorial races matter of fact he won it 2 years ago. so I don"t think the non compete agreement applies. Donnie will be with the same team that won this race last year with BC driving as its Byon's dad. BC FOREVER
Originally Posted by revjimk:
I don't know why people expect these drivers to be their buddies. He risks his life for our entertainment, probably under plenty of stress.
All I want is to watch them race. If they're friendly, thats a plus, but not a requirement in my opinion. If he needs to be left alone, fine
I agree everyone is different and some folks like privacy or are not overly people friendly, no big deal.
I'm not 100% in agreement that they are risking there lifes for our entertainment, I know very few drivers or riders that are in it for our entertainment. Its just a by product of what they love to do. Not once have I or anyone that I know has woke up on race morning thinking man I need to entertain. The stress I don't even consider. He's a racer not mandated to race, any stress they feel comes from it being a job not being a race. The stress comes when you feel like you have to perform better not entertain better.
A good race driver can drive anything. He will do fine, if people don't expect too much. To go to the Chili Bowl and beat 300 cars with all the luck that is involved would not be realistic for anyone.
Originally Posted by Backitin:
I agree everyone is different and some folks like privacy or are not overly people friendly, no big deal.
I'm not 100% in agreement that they are risking there lifes for our entertainment, I know very few drivers or riders that are in it for our entertainment. Its just a by product of what they love to do. Not once have I or anyone that I know has woke up on race morning thinking man I need to entertain. The stress I don't even consider. He's a racer not mandated to race, any stress they feel comes from it being a job not being a race. The stress comes when you feel like you have to perform better not entertain better.
I get your point about their motivation is more because they like racing than they want to entertain, but they're risking their lives when they race, we watch for entertainment, I don't expect anything more.
