I can see the tears in the bucket positioning themselves to breach their retaining wall. I refuse to accept that the final race meet for the 2011 circuit racing season is upon us! Time knows no leisure, so my coverage of all things Dover-related begins now.
I will be talking with Dean Shaw, to ascertain if we should expect any victory-facilitating fireworks from his bike-powered truck.
The rumor mill is as busy as Mr. Signal himself, floating information about the progress on Chris Campbell’s BMW. I will keep you posted.
Kyle Gregg is in an excellent position to take the overall driver title for the 2011 season (a goal he told me he had, before the season even began) but, expect Team Summerbell racing to leave nothing to chance, as David attempts to erase the memory of his defeat in August.
Doug ‘Hollywood’ Gore will be permanently locked in the cross hairs of TA1′s sniper rifle. How will he handle the pressure this time around?
When racing is not enough, there is always eye-candy!
Dover Raceway Oct. 16-17th.
Cecil Munroe Gleaner On-Line Writer
wonderful.
Young Kyle is a breath of fresh air. Not because of age, but showing that the sport will carry on even after veterans bow out. He seems to be pretty good and not just revelling in his fathers name but making one of his own. Looking forward to see him in action. May I have that truck?
Hail Knee! JRDC President, Hilary Jardine is of the view that Kyle Gregg is one of the ‘next big thing’ present in our motorsports. His driving on-track goes a long way in proving the point.
Re – the truck – I don’t think Dean Shaw will honor your request but, if you make (the film – Godfather- voice) an offer which he cannot refuse, it might just be yours!
Wow those cars look great… even the eyecandy too! would be great to see formula racing come here though!