David Letterman

B99 · 10/2/08, 8:26 PM

I'm not a native Hoosier and there are times I like and times I don't care for Letterman.

HOWEVER, I'd like to think that Anton Hulman Jr or Carl Fisher would be the state's hero when it comes to open wheel racing. Without them it's entirely possible the sport would not exist.

zeroracer · 10/2/08, 11:14 PM

I love Letterman and think he is great and if he wants to sponsor a race team tell him to look me up, that would be interesting

10/3/08, 1:18 AM

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Originally Posted by bigmojo5

Not until he straps himself into a sprint car and takes a lap around Eldora and Winchester.

Jim Morrison

I'm not sure the ol' ticker could handle all that... :O:

10/3/08, 8:06 AM

"I'm not a native Hoosier and there are times I like and times I don't care for Letterman.

HOWEVER, I'd like to think that Anton Hulman Jr or Carl Fisher would be the state's hero when it comes to open wheel racing. Without them it's entirely possible the sport would not exist. "

You might need to add Wilbur Shaw to that list also. By the way, two of the three -- Carl Fisher and Wilbur Shaw -- were born, or lived, in Greensburg, Ind., at one point. Fisher was born there, and Shaw crashed a bicycle there.

Jim Morrison

Danny Burton · 10/3/08, 5:33 PM

[QUOTE=bigmojo5;67662You might need to add Wilbur Shaw to that list also. By the way, two of the three -- Carl Fisher and Wilbur Shaw -- were born, or lived, in Greensburg, Ind., at one point. Fisher was born there, and Shaw crashed a bicycle there.

Jim Morrison[/QUOTE]

And 2 of Decatur County's finest pulled me over for speeding. I was set up. Again. :Steer

Dave's devotion to Hoosier racing is well documented. They don't call it Rahal-Letterman Racing for nothing.

10/3/08, 5:33 PM	#25 Re: David Letterman
Danny Burton Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 2,350	[QUOTE=bigmojo5;67662You might need to add Wilbur Shaw to that list also. By the way, two of the three -- Carl Fisher and Wilbur Shaw -- were born, or lived, in Greensburg, Ind., at one point. Fisher was born there, and Shaw crashed a bicycle there. Jim Morrison[/QUOTE] And 2 of Decatur County's finest pulled me over for speeding. I was set up. Again. :Steer Dave's devotion to Hoosier racing is well documented. They don't call it Rahal-Letterman Racing for nothing. __________________ http://www.hoseheads.com/dannyb.html Quiet, numbskulls. I'm broadcasting.

10/2/08, 8:26 PM	#21 Re: David Letterman
B99 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 304	I'm not a native Hoosier and there are times I like and times I don't care for Letterman. HOWEVER, I'd like to think that Anton Hulman Jr or Carl Fisher would be the state's hero when it comes to open wheel racing. Without them it's entirely possible the sport would not exist.

10/2/08, 11:14 PM	#22 Re: David Letterman
zeroracer Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 251	I love Letterman and think he is great and if he wants to sponsor a race team tell him to look me up, that would be interesting

10/3/08, 8:06 AM	#24 Re: David Letterman
bigmojo5 Posts: n/a	"I'm not a native Hoosier and there are times I like and times I don't care for Letterman. HOWEVER, I'd like to think that Anton Hulman Jr or Carl Fisher would be the state's hero when it comes to open wheel racing. Without them it's entirely possible the sport would not exist. " You might need to add Wilbur Shaw to that list also. By the way, two of the three -- Carl Fisher and Wilbur Shaw -- were born, or lived, in Greensburg, Ind., at one point. Fisher was born there, and Shaw crashed a bicycle there. Jim Morrison