Hello race fans,

Highlights from USAC's "Border Wars XIV" at Eldora Speedway are now available at www.millsvideoproductions.com

This week's "Clip of the Week" is brought to you by USAC National Sprint Car point leader Cole Whitt. Check out his website at www.colewhitt.com

Highlights from Winchester Speedway last week should be up by the end of the week. Stay tuned for information about that in the coming days.

Thanks for your interest. Sincerely,

Dean Mills
Mills Video Productions

Nice job catching the cluster f*@k crash in turn 2!

Thank you Dean for the video's you shoot, a lot of people enjoy watching the history you have saved for us on video. My dad is very sick and can not go watch Josh race so being able to take the D.V.D. home gives my dad a chance to see the races that he loves so much. I along with a lot of race fans look forward to being able to have the races to study and enjoy for years to come. :respect: We hope that you continue to shoot races for our enjoyment. With all the changes going on around us it is nice to know you will preserve the memories for us.

Jerry #66j
www.joshspencer.com

Thanks for the high praise, Jerry. Change is something we have to learn to accept in life, adapt to, or we will wither and fade away. You know of the changes coming in my professional life, and I am just going to do what must be done...Roll with them. I will continue to document this sport the way I always have. I will continue to serve my favorite pastime with all the energy I can muster, for it is all I have ever wanted to do with my life. I am glad that I have been able to do something that has brought pleasure to the race fan for the past 25 years, and I plan on continuing on this same path for years to come. It's always nice to hear when someone takes the time to acknowledge the contribution I have made to sprint car racing, like you have above. Thanks for being a very loyal, and ardent supporter of my endeavors. I appreciate it more than you know. Sincerely,

Dean Mills - "Changes, time's makin' changes in my life. Rearrangin', always changin', can't seem to stop the hands of time" - Jeff Keith, Tesla

I am not one for change when things are running smooth, if we can no longer buy copies of the races maybe you should be an independent so you can continue to share your art with the fans and drivers.

How much change should the faithful followers have to endure before it is time for the faithful to turn and walk away? I am all for bringing the young fans in but to forget about the people that have kept this type of racing alive just does not make sense to me. J.M.O.

Jerry