Stirling Moss, and he WAS driving at the time -- so now you guys know
how old I really am...as if you hadn't guessed!
Bart Brown
I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
Christopher
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>>I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
>>of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
>>Christopher
First fave...? Anyone who drove my dad's late model, back when we first got
into racing in the mid-'70's down in Florida. Dave Pletcher, Don Denney, Paul
Connors, Charlie Ragan, Dave Scarborough....
Jimmy
>>>I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
>>>of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
>>>Christopher
My first favorite is still my favorite. Richard Petty. As far as I
was concerned, he was the ONLY driver.
Brandon
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> I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
> of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
> Christopher
> http://members.aol.com/ROSCS
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Probably my dad, no...my mom...no, Grandpa! :)
God Bless,
Steve
>>>I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
>>>of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
>>>Christopher
> First fave...? Anyone who drove my dad's late model, back when we first got
>into racing in the mid-'70's down in Florida. Dave Pletcher, Don Denney, Paul
>Connors, Charlie Ragan, Dave Scarborough....
> Jimmy
cole trickle of course
Bobby Allison. I was with my parents on a Sunday drive and we were
listening to
a NASCAR (although I don't know if that's what they called them at the
time) race
in Riverside California. If I remember right he an A.J. Foyt were having a
pretty good
duel. I don't remember who won but I remember pulling for Bobby. And
speaking of
A.J. , I've also been a fan of his for years. He disappointed me at TMS
but I'm
still a fan, warts and all.
Rick
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> >>I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot > >>of racing, who was your first favorite driver? > >>Christopher > First fave...? Anyone who drove my dad's late model, back when we first got > into racing in the mid-'70's down in Florida. Dave Pletcher, Don Denney, Paul > Connors, Charlie Ragan, Dave Scarborough.... > Jimmy> I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
> of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
> Christopher
> http://members.aol.com/ROSCS
> ----------------------------------------------------
Darrel Waltrip would have to be mine. I met him at Winchester Speedway
in Indiana on Memorial Day in 1977 for a 200 lap ASA late model race. He
drove a 77 Nova sponsored by Gatorade. He was pretty competitive
considering the other drivers like Mark Martin, Bob Senneker...all were
running the faster Camaros and Trans Am's. Mark was like 16 at the time
I believe and was gunning for rookie of the year for the ASA!
> I saw this on rec.autos.sport.indy, and since most of you have seen a lot
> of racing, who was your first favorite driver?
> Christopher
> http://members.aol.com/ROSCS
> ----------------------------------------------------
Gilles Villeneuve, all the way. He was one of the only F1 driver to have
mastered perfectly his car, and his talents were way underestimated. His
statistics don't show really his great talents. He was able to drive a
F1 beyoung the limits, and only few of have been able. His death was a
big slap in the face of the F1, like Jim Clark and Ayrton Senna. Gilles
Villeneuve is considered as a God in Italy, so they have a reason for
that. Tifosis knows racing, and if they tell that Gilles was the best F1
driver ever, it must be right. Jacques, even if he has some of his
father's ***, isn't like Gilles. We all would love to see Gilles many
more years, and I respect him very much,
With great respect,
Good race at the Brickyard, (-o-)
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