http://www.clayhillmotorsports.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1696
On June 1st the Camden/Clayhill racing family has lost a co-worker, a race fan, and most of all a true friend!!
Jimmy "Red" Arrington was killed at the Camden Speedway in the line of duty, but also doing what he loved to do.
Red never meet a stranger and was a friend to all, and will always be remembered as the one to make you laugh at the track even when all was going wrong.
Thoughts and prayers go out to all the Arrington family and friends from Clayhill Motorsports & Camden Speedway!!
Jimmy "Red" Arrington
In our hearts forever!!!
Rest in Peace!!!
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I was there last night, did not see it happan but when i seen the aftermath i knew something was wrong. He was very funny and i enjoyed the drivers meetings. Thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family.
On June 1st the Camden/Clayhill racing family has lost a co-worker, a race fan, and most of all a true friend!!
Jimmy "Red" Arrington was killed at the Camden Speedway in the line of duty, but also doing what he loved to do.
Red never meet a stranger and was a friend to all, and will always be remembered as the one to make you laugh at the track even when all was going wrong.
Thoughts and prayers go out to all the Arrington family and friends from Clayhill Motorsports & Camden Speedway!!
Jimmy "Red" Arrington
In our hearts forever!!!
Rest in Peace!!!
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I was there last night, did not see it happan but when i seen the aftermath i knew something was wrong. He was very funny and i enjoyed the drivers meetings. Thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family.
