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  1. Gender: Male
  2. Joined: January 3 2007
  3. Location: TN
  4. Favorite Drivers: Martin Truex Jr.
  5.   Dale Earnhardt
  6. Status: Ip proud member (1429 posts)
  7. Last online: Feb 29 2008
  8. Profile URL: http://www.infieldparking.com/BumperHumper

ABOUT ME

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I have been a Richard Petty Fan since I can remember and whoever drove the #43 I followed..I have been a Mechanic for 20 yrs and always worked on Chevy's...I loved that Black # 3 When he made his moves / I have met Dale Jr in 2001 and I think I have made a friend when we talked for a few minutes. Right now I am Un-Employed and would love to find a job on a PitCrew on any Chevy Team.....Hell I will even sweep floors.so if anyone hears of an opening on a team Let me know . I have been asked many times How I got this name .....Well thats easy .When watching Dale Sr and Richard Petty do the Bump Drafting .well I think you have the picture. MY WAY OF THINKING (.is if you cant get around them or thru them BumperHump Them ) Thank you everyone for being my friend.......its almost been a year since I have been on IP and I have enjoyed all the comments everyone has sent me. I know I dont send out that many comments because I dont get on IP that much. If you would like to add me on MySpace the name is HipHolder8 there.......it would be fun to hear what you have to say and check out your page on MySpace.......Well Thanks again Be Cool and Be Safe Thank you all for being on my friends list


I am off to live in Tennesee in less than a week .........So Long New York

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Linda, 38, from NY

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Well, The season's over, I'm having w/drawls... already! Happy Race Day,for the last time in 2008. Wishing all the drivers a great race at Homestead-Miami...Enjoy your Sunday and enjoy the racing...it'll have to carry all of us over until Daytona 2009.
GOOD LUCK JUNIOR IN THE LAST RACE! Lets finish this season STRONG!

Hugs ~Mel~
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Hello my friend, sorry i'm a lap down on my post today lol
The Intimidator Dale Earnhardt's Record at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Most wins :___9 _____Dale Earnhardt
Most Top 5s:__ 26 ____Dale Earnhardt
Avg. finish:__ 9.5___ Dale Earnhardt

Bruton Smith changed a lot when he purchased Atlanta
International Raceway on Oct. 23, 1990, and renamed the
facility Atlanta Motor Speedway. A year later, the addition
of the East Turn Grandstand expanded the seating capacity by
25,000, and the 30 suites that rimmed the top gave the track
a high-class look.

In 2006, more than 13,000 seats were added with the building
of Winners Grandstand in Turn 1, as well as new luxury seating
called Club One and the East Turn grandstand was renamed the
Elliott grandstand. Additionally, more than 90 motorcoach
parking spaces were added along the backstretch, strengthening
the fan-centric atmosphere of Atlanta Motor Speedway.

The Toyota Tundra will make its ninth NCTS start at Atlanta Motor
Speedway this weekend. In eight previous starts at the track,
Tundra drivers have combined for three victories including the
spring races in 2006 (Todd Bodine), 2007 (Mike Skinner) and 2008
(Busch). Earlier this year, Busch led 39 of 130 laps for the win
at Atlanta, driving the No. 51 Tundra for Billy Ballew Motorsports.

Johnny Benson, driver of the No. 23 Bill Davis Racing Tundra won
the NCTS race at Martinsville Saturday after passing race-leader
and championship foe Ron Hornaday, Jr. with 46 laps to go. He
held off all challengers to make his first victory lane visit
at Martinsville's "Paper Clip".

Founded in 1986, Memphis Motorsports Park is located just
minutes from Graceland and world-famous Beale Street in
Memphis"Home of the Blues, Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll.
"The multi-track facility includes a three-quarter-mile
NASCAR oval, a one-quarter-mile NHRA championship drag strip,
a 1.77-mile road course and more than 400 acres that host
more than 200 events and 550,000 racers and race fans each year.
The race can be seen on ESPN Classic/3 p.m Eastern Time.
The race is also supposed to be simulcast on Speed.

Have a great weekend
eddie
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Linda, 38, from NY

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NOPE NEVER GOT MARRIED..NEVER WILL..LOL U KMOW THE SAYING U DONT KNOW SOMEONE TILL U LIVE WITH THEM??? WELL THATS WHAT HAPPENED..LOL Image and video hosting by TinyPic
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eddie
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Hello my friend


A year after Martinsville Speedway opened in 1947, NASCAR was formed.
NASCAR began operation in 1948 and Martinsville Speedway ran its first
NASCAR race on July 4th of that year. In 1949, Martinsville ran the
sixth race in the series that eventually became the NASCAR Sprint Cup.

At slightly more than half a mile, Martinsville Speedway is the shortest
track on the NASCAR Sprint Cup Circuit, but it's one of the biggest when
it comes to action. It has 800-foot straights, turns banked at only 12
degrees and has been called "two drag strips with a turnaround on each
end." The demanding layout consistently produces some of the wildest
fender scrubbing, push and shove racing of the year.

Martinsville Speedway opened in 1947 with 750 seats and has grown
continuously over the years. But, other than being paved in 1955,
the track configuration has not changed.

Richard Petty, now a car owner, remains the track's
leading winner with 15 victories.

They’re $2 a piece and they come wrapped in wax paper.A couple of years ago,
soon after International Speedway Corp. bought the track from the family of
the late Clay Earles, who had founded it, we got here one Friday and something
had changed The hot dogs were being served in little foam boxes. You got them
pretty much plain and had to go apply your own condiments. And they weren’t
quite red enough.It was, quite frankly, an outrage.

Eddie Wood, co-owner of the Wood Brothers team from nearby Stuart, Va.,
was fighting mad about it. He found NASCAR president Mike Helton and
demanded things be put back the way they were. Immediately.Before long,
word of the crisis got back to hot dog connoisseur Bill France Jr.
and phone calls were immediately made. This was serious business.

Have a great weekend


eddie



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