Charlie Langenstein 🏁🇺🇸さんのイラストまとめ

Pete the fighter. In his first race back after losing his leg he won! In 1955 Corey won the biggest race of them all the Langhorne National Open. Wins into the 60's and early 70,s were common. Than suddenly Pete left the sport not wishing to talk or think about it ever again!

Pete Corey
The Crescent Hillbilly
Crescent, NY

Pete Corey was a fighter! At age 14 he signed up for the military to fight in WWII but was released at age 15 when his true age was discovered. With a desire to race cars , Pete and good friend and racing legend Kenny Shoemaker

It has been fun today looking back and honoring the career of racer
Tim Richmond , a true "BAD ASS"!
Thanks to everyone that remembered Tim today! 🙏

Only guys like Tim Richmond would have enough ⚾🏈🎱,s to drive this thing!

A must watch!
If we all could be as easy going as Delmar Cowart, we all would live to a ripe old age! https://t.co/jEgY66is7x

Steve when I was a kid here at Langhorne, Lou Lazzaro was bigger than life! I agree. "BAD ASS" ! https://t.co/bmSgKqEXND

Many wonder what would of happened if Tim Richmond's life was not cut short. And how the records may have looked like in @NASCAR if Tim was to have lived out his career in the stock car world. By looking at the facts, winning races and possible Championships were in the cards!

off Rookie of the Race and hitched a ride with the winner Johnny Rutherford after he ran out of fuel. Other Indy car races Tim was fast but crashed hard many times! By his mother's advise she wanted him out of "those cars"! Hello NASCAR!
Tim quickly found his racing nitch!🏁

Tim Richmond
Ashland, Ohio

Tim Richmond was a racer who lived in the "fast lane" on and off of the race track. He possessed so much raw and unlimited talent never seen before. Tim started racing sprint cars and supers , went on to Indy and than found great success in @NASCAR !

@braddoty18 and @jachaudracing
🐐 the "Ohio Mafia" 🐐