Stomp and Steer Scotty Weir...... Very nice nickname!

My favorite nickname has to be:

Shane "The THROTTLE" Cottle however!


Jason

Me in one of Tim Eglers cars and definatly with one of his motors to MASH!!!:thumb

A young man named Todd Kirkman. This kid is one of the most impressive guys I have ever seen drive a micro sprint.He deserves a shot with someone.Ive seen him win races with bent axles flat left front tires(which you dont need if your gassin it) He can flat drive.I believe he has ran about 45 races this year and won 18 or 19.And I may be wrong but can only think of 4 or 5 of those where he finished out of the top 5.I don't care what kind of racin your doin thats a pretty good record!:thumb

dude you guys must be nuts, this cat cant ride a bike let alone drive a race car.. I have Shyt Turds with more talent.. im so sick of people thinking this guy is a good driver.. yea, hes ok and dont wreck alot.. :shout WHAT HAS HE WON?? some local shows at most?? gimme a break i wouldnt let him drive the hauler let alone a car....

Daron Clayton. Then I'd hire ol' Bub to run the show.

The only marketing I'm interested in is victory lane photos.

later,

Bob Mays

No one would consider Hockett? Not a harder worker out there. Wing, non-wing, where ever, when ever. Lives to race, races to win.

"Grip it an Rip it, just don't Flip it!" :thumb

Tbird

WOW...a little harsh don't you think. Thanks for your humble opinion!

I am going to have to agree with Todd Kirkman. The guy can drive the wheels off of a micro. I guarantee he can drive a sprint car. I know it is a BIG difference but with a little bit of laps under his belt, I bet he would be up front. My pick would have to go to him.

AanazukuSince I live on the west coast my choice would come from the ranks of USAC/CRA. Tony Jones is by far the most popular and marketable driver among the ranks of western drivers. He spends countless time in the pits after the races signing autographs for a large group of race fans. He is the last to leave the track. From old timers to young children he is worshiped for his driving skill and personality. His interviews are always entertaining and for all of those reasons, even though Tony is somewhere around 37 or so, he is the one I would want to have start a new team. Of course my choice would include both Mark and Steve Alexander turning the wrenches. I have to admit though Hunter Schurenberg is a driver that has caught my imagination. His one run this summer, that I happened to catch on video, was amazing. It may have been Kokomo, can't remember for sure, but he was amazing passing cars up high just inches from the wall. I can't wait to watch him on the PAS clay in less than two weeks. :Steer

Daron Clayton hands down. He does not find a racing groove. He makes his own groove.

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