AccessMyLibrary provides FREE access to over 30 million articles from top publications available through your library.
Create a link to this page
Copy and paste this link tag into your Web page or blog:
Border Wars are good
Great article on the dirt-track Border Wars (Oct. 13). I'm 60 and I had quit going to races. I'd been to Indy, Le Mans, Michigan, Mid-Ohio and got tired of it all. Then two years ago I decided to try it again and returned to my roots of short-track, Saturday-night racing. It was at Eldora for the World of Outlaws. I knew I was home. I still don't go to a lot of races, but when I do it'll be to places like Eldora, Winchester and Oswego Speedway. As long as there are these places, I can see racing instead of spectacle.
Ken Schulz, via e-mail
A different take on Pebble Beach
Denise McCluggage's column about Pebble Beach (Sept. 22) proved something that I've always suspected: People don't read programs. This year's Pebble program included an article by yours truly on the subject of originality in restorations that I'm sure wouldn't have been there if organizer Glenn Mounger wasn't happy with my thoughts on the subject.
As to audience reaction to words like "psychedelic'' in my talk, this only offended those with multiple sense-of-humor bypasses. This couldn't be said of Jay Leno, who led the applause.
Denise implies in her piece that the world revolves around Pebble Beach and I'm at fault for not taking its pulse more often than 25-yearly intervals. Busy as I am with columns for websites, I think I can be forgiven. The past is interesting, Denise, but the ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Letters.(Letter to the Editor)