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Originally Posted by Jerry Shaw
Absolutely. He was basically left for dead (in a racing way), when the MPHG team quit fielding a car. He's almost ran out of money several times. He's had to work a real job, at the same time as he was helping two younger racers and being the driver/crew chief/hauler driver/etc. for his own team. Now, he's won an impressive string on big races, including the Oval Nationals. If he hasn't made himself the favorite for National Sprint Car HOF 410 Non-winged Driver of the Year, I don't know who has.  |
Well said Jerry. He has always been a very talented driver. It seems now he has a better understanding of where the line is, that line which when crossed turns fast and aggressive into an expensive mistake. It's always good to see him in the house because you know he will give it everything he has and put on a show. The "empty pockets tour" is well deserving off accolades.