Hotrod
2022 RFFL Champion
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- Feb 8, 2017
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Enjoyed today at the track. I baled though when they needed to fix a tire wall that a BMW
brought down in the Pilot race. For the past 15 or 20 years , I have enoyed doing the autograph
lines. I think what really attracted me to it , was first , see the drivers up close, and secondly,
when I get the signed cards home is try and figure out which signatures belong to which driver.
I stood in a very long line for 1 hr and 20 minutes to get a certain autograph. I normally would never
do that but it was a chance to get 7 time Cup Champion Jimmie Johnsons. So all that time
yielded his autograph of two J's on the team card with his team mates signatures. I thought that was
kind of a bust.
Best autograph of the day > One of the last team tables that I got an autographed card had
2 drivers signing along with a young kid who looked like he was 6 or 7 years old putting his initials
on the team card. I said "Thats nice to have one of your pit crew to sign the card as well! " One of the
drivers said " He is the one who designed the livery of our car!". It was young Owen , a Canadian
race fan that won a contest to design the LMP2 Era Motorsport # 18 Crayon Car. 6 year old Owen signed it like
a pro - his 2 initials.
brought down in the Pilot race. For the past 15 or 20 years , I have enoyed doing the autograph
lines. I think what really attracted me to it , was first , see the drivers up close, and secondly,
when I get the signed cards home is try and figure out which signatures belong to which driver.
I stood in a very long line for 1 hr and 20 minutes to get a certain autograph. I normally would never
do that but it was a chance to get 7 time Cup Champion Jimmie Johnsons. So all that time
yielded his autograph of two J's on the team card with his team mates signatures. I thought that was
kind of a bust.
Best autograph of the day > One of the last team tables that I got an autographed card had
2 drivers signing along with a young kid who looked like he was 6 or 7 years old putting his initials
on the team card. I said "Thats nice to have one of your pit crew to sign the card as well! " One of the
drivers said " He is the one who designed the livery of our car!". It was young Owen , a Canadian
race fan that won a contest to design the LMP2 Era Motorsport # 18 Crayon Car. 6 year old Owen signed it like
a pro - his 2 initials.