Seadog (Offline)
#2
7/1/08 4:15 PM
Darland. He needs a ride and he's the best. Nuff said.
Mud Packer (Offline)
#3
7/1/08 4:19 PM
Shain Matthews! The young man needs a break and I always seem to pull for an underdog. Plus, I would hope that it would keep him here in Indiana to help further his career.:thumb
Mike
Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante
somebodysmam (Offline)
#4
7/1/08 4:27 PM
if i had to pick an established driver i would pick shane cottle for sure,but if i had to pick and up and comer i would pick jesse cramer
sprintartist (Offline)
#5
7/1/08 4:28 PM
I may be a little bias, being from Arizona, but I would put Casey Shuman in a ride. I think if he was in some really good top notch stuff, he would be a force to be reckoned with. He's shown he has what it takes to win.
racefan20 (Offline)
#7
7/1/08 4:42 PM
Brent Beauchamp
John Hoover
“To whom little is not enough, nothing is enough.” Epicurus
agar (Offline)
#8
7/1/08 4:44 PM
Jon stanbrough do I have to say why :checkered::checkered:
tjtomthumb (Offline)
#9
7/1/08 4:51 PM
Sammy Imel.
Lot's of great talent in this young driver, very good scholastic record, very polite and fan friendly young gentleman and has run both dirt and asphalt in his young career, with some great results.
This currently is a very underfunded team but they all seem to always be smiling and happy and it would be nice to see them get a break like that. :thumb
Gregg (Offline)
#10
7/1/08 4:52 PM
Established driver Dave Darland
If not, up and comer Shane Golobic
