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Helmut graphics
produce sometimes intimidating designs
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If there was a
contest for the biggest doggie in the pits, Otis would win paws down.
A 200-plus lbs Great Dane, he’s a protective but a gentle giant,
according to his 160-pound owner
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BRP Late Models
are pretty slick pieces, very neat and tidy
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It’s obvious by
his look of pleasure, Mr. Small Block is anxious for hot laps as he
slides behind the wheel of a small block of a different nature. No
problem for the Master of Merrittville. Second in the heat, second in
the feature.
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Rob Knapp’s
long-time pit side aide, MJ, hands the wiry veteran his head gear
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How cold was it?
Just ask good-natured, cold weather hater Freddy Carleton, who came to
the races prepared for chilly conditions — his favourite pair of
racing red long underwear
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Visiting BRP
drivers (and regulars) line up on the back stretch for national
anthems in a splendid display of respect — “ a gesture of
appreciation,” said BRP series’ head man Gary Montgomery during the
drivers’ meeting.
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A little
‘plumber’s cleavage’ while scraping off the clay after hot laps
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The Speed Buggy
gets plenty of attention |
