Last year was my first of many Little 500's to come. I hope you change your mind and bring a car too, interpreter66.

dang interpeter66 we get to sleep in and not be at the track from 9:00am to who knows when unpack all the stuff and repack, 500 laps on top the box spotting getting a driver up for the race trying to settle him down during the race having your car owner trying to find his smokes and diet coke and wanting to know when your going to pit, racing, finishing saying goodbyes going back to camp david eating another pork sandwich goto bed get up at 4:30 shower, catch the 6:00am flight home and you and catfish hauling back to tampa none stop,, hoping you all didnt fall asleep driving .....dang im going to miss it ..NOT !! just cant sit in the stands..

I have been at the LIL 500 since 1967, I would hate to think I would ever give that race up for DIRT& I WAS A RACER. Run it 11 times it is one of the most DEMANDING RACES TO RUN PHYSICALLY I know,I also think Denny Adams is great that always mekes the SHOW, HOPE to meet IOW crowd also Butch Wilkerson#1:applaud::applaud::checkered::checkered ::checkered:

Butch,

Unfortunately I moved to Indiana in 1973 so I missed seeing you run alot. I have heard many stories about you and the rest of the sprint car gang from back in the day. I hope to be able to say hi in person some day. Maybe at this years Little 5.

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Billy Putterbaugh said on jackslash that he is not running Little 500 this year for Gene Nolen.

i will be makeing the long 1 hour drive north aon Wed. and Sat. Not sure who all is racing yet so i am going to pick 3 winners. Dave Steel, Jacob Wilson, Tony Elliot--if back in the v6

A little change of subject but does anyone remember Don Mack from N.D. running there?

Don Mack and Curt Kelley won the 1978 Little 500. Don was there if I recall in the mid to late 60's.