Charlie Langenstein 🏁🇺🇸さんのイラストまとめ

Buddy Baker had a successful career driving stock cars on the @NASCAR Circuit! Many feel that Buddy never received the fanfare that he deserved, some feel he was overlooked because of his father Buck Baker and his success, neither less Buddy was always fast and huge winner!🏁🏁

Another @drawnbyrobt classic here Jimmy Horton in the famous
Statewide Racing #3. This era of cars was built by Jimmy with help from @wrenchtwister00 !
There's nothing that Horton can't do and I learned a ton from him at a very young age! We won 43 races 1 year with this car!

@wrenchtwister00 took this photo back in March of 1973, I was 13 years old!
This is to honor the driver of the #69 car Don Kreitz, Sr., at Reading who just passed away recently!Don was a "BAD ASS" for sure. Not sure who the guy is that photo bombed me here? @KreitzRacing69K 🙏

Ken Gritz, a up and coming star passed Jan Opperman with 3 laps to go to win the 1969 Knoxville Nationals! The morning of the race while helping a fellow racer on his car he received major facial burns when the fuel tank caught fire! 16 days later he died in a crash racing.
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Jerry Richert Sr. was a full time appliance service man that raced part time and managed to win some of the biggest sprint car races in the country ! Starting 13th in 1962 , Richert raced to the front to win the rained shortened Knoxville Nationals in 1962! He took no prisoners!

The Camel Express wheeled by the late great Jim Nace!

@MeansRacing52 has acquired the nick name "Smut" because he admired legendary racer ,engine builder Smokey Yunick so much, his crew once tagged the name "Smut" on Jimmy because that is the residue that is left behind "smoke" !
There is not much on a race car that Jimmy can not do

Jim Baker was a very good journeyman race car driver in the Northeast! Opening day at Reading with a new ride and a new car only last a few laps. In warm-ups a stuck throttle in turn 1 at Reading destroyed this car. A week later the team returned and the year went much better.🔧

Wally Dallenbach, Sr started racing stock cars around New Jersey and wasted no time getting to Indy and nearly winning the 500 in 1975. A 5 time winner in Indy cars, Wally later played a huge part in the safety of the Indy car series and retired living the good life in Colorado !

Dave Kelly stormed the modified circuit winning races at Reading, Bridgeport and dominating US.13 than made the switch to sprint cars to set records with URC and winning races in Central PA. Dave was a fan favorite whose driving style was " take no prisoners " style on the track