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71Fan
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....do I get the feeling that if the midget doesn't do well once he takes a shot at Cup that that screamer on his box is going to drop him like a hot potato? 
My ears hurt after that little show. *sigh*
And that silly little dog.
And that silly little dog.
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71Fan
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Ok, so I can be a tad cruel at times, but my gosh is that lady a Type A personality or what????
....and btw....Don't ever tell a Type A person that he or she has a Type A personality. Their reaction may be more intense than you expect.
....and btw....Don't ever tell a Type A person that he or she has a Type A personality. Their reaction may be more intense than you expect.
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Mongo
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LMAO!!! I have 5 bucks that says she will.
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Happy29
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Hamilton Jr. seems more like a Hobbit.
racer8
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I hate to sound stupid but what is this about ? I've missed alot of stuff latley.
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71Fan
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Mrs.(?) Bobby Hamilton Jr.
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TonyB
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TonyB
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Yes. His wife. Stephanie (pictured above.)
She gets a tad bit excited when Bobby Jr is running up front.
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TonyB
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And I found this while I was looking for a photo...
kinda cool...
The Story At BGNRACING.COM
Wife of NASCAR Busch Series Driver Bobby Hamilton, Jr. Make Racing Debut this Weekend
Mooresville, NC (October 2, 2002) - Stephanie Hamilton, wife of NASCAR Busch Series driver, Bobby Hamilton, Jr. who drives the No. 25 Team Marines Ford Taurus, will make her racing debut on Saturday, October 5, 2002 at Riverview Speedway in Carthage, TN in the Junior Late Model Division event.
Just like her husband, Hamilton will sport the No. 25 as well as carry the colors of the United States Marine Corps. In fact, Hamilton's No. 25 Team Marines Dodge Avenger is an exact replica, but on a smaller scale, to the No. 25 Team Marines Ford Taurus her husband drives for Team Rensi Motorsports.
Hamilton's racing debut has quickly become a family affair.
"The whole family has gotten pretty excited over it. Bobby will be the crew chief and "Big Bobby" (Bobby Hamilton, Sr., driver of the No. 55 Square D Chevrolet in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series), if he can make it, will be kind of like the assistant crew chief. However, I have a feeling he'll end up as "the" crew chief because I may have to fire my husband," she laughs. "I don't know if I can take him calling the shots."
Hamilton, who has been in some way associated with racing for a large part of her life, has always thought it would be a thrill to climb in a race car and see what she could do.
"I have always wanted to race," said Hamilton. "I have been around it my whole life but always as a spectator. I decided it was time to give it a shot. I told Bobby what I wanted to do and he was 100% supportive. So we went out and bought a car a few weeks ago. Bobby and a couple of the guys that work on his Late Model team, including my brother, have been working on it in their spare time to get it ready for this weekend. It really all came about pretty quickly."
Hamilton, Jr. is tickled by his wife's enthusiasm.
"This will be a different experience for me," said Hamilton, Jr. "Suddenly I am going to be on the other side watching like she is every week. I'm excited for her. People keep asking me if I am nervous about my wife climbing into a race car and they have a hard time believing that I am really not. I mean, have you SEEN my wife on top of the pit box yelling every week? Believe me, if I mess up during a race and lose a position or two, I hear about it afterwards. And I listen to her. I take that advice and trust what she says. With her enthusiasm and drive to succeed, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if she went out there and won this thing on her first try."
kinda cool...
The Story At BGNRACING.COM
Wife of NASCAR Busch Series Driver Bobby Hamilton, Jr. Make Racing Debut this Weekend
Mooresville, NC (October 2, 2002) - Stephanie Hamilton, wife of NASCAR Busch Series driver, Bobby Hamilton, Jr. who drives the No. 25 Team Marines Ford Taurus, will make her racing debut on Saturday, October 5, 2002 at Riverview Speedway in Carthage, TN in the Junior Late Model Division event.
Just like her husband, Hamilton will sport the No. 25 as well as carry the colors of the United States Marine Corps. In fact, Hamilton's No. 25 Team Marines Dodge Avenger is an exact replica, but on a smaller scale, to the No. 25 Team Marines Ford Taurus her husband drives for Team Rensi Motorsports.
Hamilton's racing debut has quickly become a family affair.
"The whole family has gotten pretty excited over it. Bobby will be the crew chief and "Big Bobby" (Bobby Hamilton, Sr., driver of the No. 55 Square D Chevrolet in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series), if he can make it, will be kind of like the assistant crew chief. However, I have a feeling he'll end up as "the" crew chief because I may have to fire my husband," she laughs. "I don't know if I can take him calling the shots."
Hamilton, who has been in some way associated with racing for a large part of her life, has always thought it would be a thrill to climb in a race car and see what she could do.
"I have always wanted to race," said Hamilton. "I have been around it my whole life but always as a spectator. I decided it was time to give it a shot. I told Bobby what I wanted to do and he was 100% supportive. So we went out and bought a car a few weeks ago. Bobby and a couple of the guys that work on his Late Model team, including my brother, have been working on it in their spare time to get it ready for this weekend. It really all came about pretty quickly."
Hamilton, Jr. is tickled by his wife's enthusiasm.
"This will be a different experience for me," said Hamilton, Jr. "Suddenly I am going to be on the other side watching like she is every week. I'm excited for her. People keep asking me if I am nervous about my wife climbing into a race car and they have a hard time believing that I am really not. I mean, have you SEEN my wife on top of the pit box yelling every week? Believe me, if I mess up during a race and lose a position or two, I hear about it afterwards. And I listen to her. I take that advice and trust what she says. With her enthusiasm and drive to succeed, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if she went out there and won this thing on her first try."
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Tommy29
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I nominate Hamilton Jr. for biggest doushce in the universe 2003.
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Parkfan
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Brand X Guy
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Is that a good thing?
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Tommy29
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well John Edwards was last years champion the guy from from that show where he can talk to dead people.
Whizzer
Gig'em
'Tis said, behind every successful man there is a woman.
She certainly adds color to the scene.
There is a definitely a difference between Stephanie and Martha Nemechek, or for that matter, any other woman who offers encouragement to thier husband or son in the heat of battle.
Stephanie brings "encouragement" to an entirely different level.
It is more of a threatening nature.
Does anybody get the feeling Stephanie might be a former Marine drill instructor and passing the lessons learned on to hubby ??? Not so far fetched as it might fit right into the program of the Marine sponsorship. A new deal of bringing boot camp to the race track.
She certainly adds color to the scene.
There is a definitely a difference between Stephanie and Martha Nemechek, or for that matter, any other woman who offers encouragement to thier husband or son in the heat of battle.
Stephanie brings "encouragement" to an entirely different level.
It is more of a threatening nature.
Does anybody get the feeling Stephanie might be a former Marine drill instructor and passing the lessons learned on to hubby ??? Not so far fetched as it might fit right into the program of the Marine sponsorship. A new deal of bringing boot camp to the race track.
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Mopardh9
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So how did she do?