We have a ton of people to thank and be grateful for.

Thank you to all of the tracks,friends, and sponsors that keep Jackslash Media Inc's heart beating all year long:

Jiggs and Nona Thomason at Gas City Speedway
Mike and Judy Miles at Bloomington Speedway
Dave and Kim Rudisell at Lawrenceburg Speedway
Joe Spiker at Lincoln Park Speedway
Mason Fleetwood at Twin Cities Speedway
Keith Ford at Paragon Speedway
The O'Conner Family at Kokomo Speedway
Helfrich Family with Tri - State Speedway
D.O. Laycock
Bill Gardner IOW
Sharon, Bob Baker and Thomas Schmeh with the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum
United States Auto Club
Brownstown Speedway
Brett Bowman with Kokomo Speedway and Kokomo Tribune
Scott Traylor with Racin' Boys
Scott Daloisio with Perris Auto Speedway
Rico Elmore with Fatheadz Eyewear
Anthony Knighten (keeping us safe on the long drives)
Jeannie Butler with Butlerbuilt
Wade with Keizer Wheels
Mike Grosswendt of Surfnsprint.com
Speedway Motors
Barry Braun with XSAN
Nancy with Hinchman
Craig Dori with Indy Expo
Chris Kearns with Santa Maria Speedway
Goodsleeve Screenprinting
Carey Akin with Manvel Motorsports
Bruce Stickle with Indy 23 TV
DVC Inc.
GoPro
Keystone Cinema Arts Theatre
Damion Gardner, Mike Spencer, Bob and Lou Cicconi, Chris Windom, Chris Gurley (thanks for the new editions to my ever growing helmet collection).
All of the drivers, car owners, and crews (allowing me work with you)
All of our Jackslash fans who are members of the site, who buy DVD's
My dearest friends and family

There are a ton of people that make it all happen for us here at Jackslash Media Inc.

From the website video highlights, to the weekly TV show, to the film, to the big screen.

We thank you.

Happy Thanksgiving and everyone be safe,

Sean Buckley
Jackslash Media Inc.
www.jackslash.com

Gee, thanks, Sean. I have to say a big thank you back at ya for all that YOU do.

No No,,,,,, Thank You !!
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Many people love the stuff that Buckley and others do, a lot is taken for granted. Without the people that he thanked he probally wouldn't be doing as much as he does for the sport.

When I was younger and full of desire I did a lot of what he is doing but the web was still a lost wasteland at the time.
Point is it takes ALL of your time and effort to shoot, produce and distrubite[sp] video hightlights or TV show. It's not a easy as it seems from the outside.
You see a lot of video people at the tracks shooting but it's the time and effort in the edit bay that will use a guy up in time.
Buckley is bustin his azz to do what he loves and we love and it's a 24 hour job. You might not be at the track or in the edit bay but your thinking about something in production, or did I shoot what i need and it's constant work inside your mind.

So I want to second Sean's THANK YOU! to all that has made part of his dream happen, without them we wouldn't get the product that Sean puts out. Thank You again.

Thank You to Sean for giving his time and effort to the sport we love.

Christmas is coming and I hope Santa put Follow the Corn 2 in my stocking and Ind Sprintweek on the tree. That will make a Happy Christmas for any racefan.

Happy Holidays to all.
Dan O. Laycock

Amen to that!

No Sean, thank you.

These days you can find quite a bit of racing content on the internet, some of it is what I like to call... "Hilljacked". Now, I don't mean this in an offensive way, it's always done with great intentions but often lacks a professional quality that I think people like.

You've completely removed the "hilljacked" from your work. You are a true professional. Thank you!

Sean Thanks for doing what you do so well! Its been a pleasure getting to know you and watch you around the tracks. Next year right off the bat lets order a sandy;s pizza before the heats ? ok

NO Buck, the THANKS goes to you,we all enjoy your "work"! Have saw you at alot of tracks, several states, most every track in Indiana, Ill Sprint week, Eastern Storm,TNT and others I can't remember,you are a true professional,keep up the great work!Can't wait for Florida in Feb