Keith Ford is the one you should give the credit to, not me. I have only played a support role in this race. It is Keith and the MSCS that will make this a great event. I am looking forward to a great night of racing and couldn't think of a better place to honor my grandpa. Posted via Mobile Device
Originally Posted by Tim Watson:
I went on the website and looked at the overhead picture but it's hard to tell how much room the turn 1 hillside has. Looks small, or is that just deceiving? What is that circle type road just outside of turn 2?
Outside of turn two is part of the pits. The only seating is on the front stretch.
Not trying to start a problem , but why is it Amati 68 , I thought his number was 66 , when he drove for Darrell Tate it was , I have pictures of my car and his car in Darrell's shop sitting there and it was 66 that is the only number I remember. thanks
Originally Posted by axsom#11:
Not trying to start a problem , but why is it Amati 68 , I thought his number was 66 , when he drove for Darrell Tate it was , I have pictures of my car and his car in Darrell's shop sitting there and it was 66 that is the only number I remember. thanks
That is how old Chuck was when he passed. A lap to celebrate each year of his life.
Chuck was and will be one of my all time favorite drivers. Paragon is one of my favorite tracks. Been looking forward to this race. RIP The One Arm Bandit Rides Again!!!
this is awesome they are honoring a true racer like chuck! i remember as a 10 year old rooting my uncle danny bowlen on @ paragon racing against rex mitchel bob kinser and all the top locals back in the day. when the big shows came around and the bandit showed, he was the man to beat!!! as i got i older i was @ west memphis with randy kinser and had the honor of meeting him. he was just as awesome off the track as he was on it! thanks chuck for the memories....
