Joey's injury at Eldora opened the door for Brad Sweet at KKR. Sweet put the #9 car on the pole at the Knoxville Nationals in that season as a sub. I would argue that Jason Meyers retirement was more abrupt than Hillenburg. Especially coming off of back to back WoO titles.
This is awesome! Keep up the great work! Would love to see a video all about the PA Posse since I’m from PA. Also would love to see stop Motion high limit races plus a documentary video possibly on the Tuscarora 50. This would be awesome to see!
My friend races 410's locally in Ohio. Joey and Reece will often park beside us in the back of the pits at Atomic. He's a pretty reserved guy, but if you get into conversation with him he's super nice. Was always one of my racing heroes growing up and getting to interact with him semi-regularly is really neat. I believe Reece is in college and races in his free time for the time being. For being as young as he is he's catching on quick, has a good mentor and lots of good colleagues coaching him along when he comes to Ohio (Cole Duncan, Ryan Broughton, Danny Smith, Josh Davis, Todd Kane to name a few).
Ive always liked Joey Saldana and i remember asking him for a autograph in the pit area at Eldora but he didnt have a marker on him so he told me to come back later that night which i planed on it. Later that night he had a bad wreck and was life flighted and i never got my autograph. They said the wreck was really bad and rumor was going around that you could see blood inside the car.
A very good driver to do is bobby davis jr.-very talented and just kinda vanished after,i think winning his first woo championship.he was a memphis driver,last i heard he was running his fathers plumbing business.
I think Andy Hillenberg may have to be the most talented driver to disappear from the sprintcar racing industry. I can remember the first time i seen him race at OCFS in Middletown NY and he was exciting to watch and i think he may have one a race there. Sadly OCFS is going to limited schedule this year, so it's a matter of time before it's gone to the Real Estate market after 102 years of racing.
heres a driver for part 3 steven lines who recently has gone off radar he is a 2 time world series sprint car championship winner and the king of the kings challenge
I’ll look into it, haven’t really looked into Australian sprint car racing recently, it’s possible an Australian driver will make it in the next part🇦🇺
Stevie Smith was my favorite driver till he retired made pa proud
Stevie is probably doing better as a parts manufacturer than he did as a race car driver… and he was a great driver.
SmithTI is pretty massive
Hillenburg was my guy growing up. Every time they came to Cottage Grove he was always so generous with his time for pictures and autographs.
The "History Mystery man " does a pretty good interview with him.
Joey's injury at Eldora opened the door for Brad Sweet at KKR. Sweet put the #9 car on the pole at the Knoxville Nationals in that season as a sub.
I would argue that Jason Meyers retirement was more abrupt than Hillenburg. Especially coming off of back to back WoO titles.
I think Meyers quit because of his religious beliefs and he wanted to start a family and settle down!
This is awesome! Keep up the great work! Would love to see a video all about the PA Posse since I’m from PA. Also would love to see stop Motion high limit races plus a documentary video possibly on the Tuscarora 50. This would be awesome to see!
Thank you! I’ll definitely have to make a video about the PA Posse soon
Nice one! He was never afraid to run wide open up-top within an inch of the wall which made me a fan..
Simply Splendid... Remarkable Video.
I grew up watching these drivers.
I'll be waiting for your next video!! 🏁🤘
Thank you!!! Really appreciate the support🤘🏻
Another great video way to kill it man!
Thank you!!!
Another well done clip. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!!!
wow mate your editing from your other vanished talents video to this one has improved your editing video is 10/10
Thank you! Took lots of time to edit, but I think it payed off
Great drivers have come out of Broken Arrow
My friend races 410's locally in Ohio. Joey and Reece will often park beside us in the back of the pits at Atomic. He's a pretty reserved guy, but if you get into conversation with him he's super nice. Was always one of my racing heroes growing up and getting to interact with him semi-regularly is really neat. I believe Reece is in college and races in his free time for the time being. For being as young as he is he's catching on quick, has a good mentor and lots of good colleagues coaching him along when he comes to Ohio (Cole Duncan, Ryan Broughton, Danny Smith, Josh Davis, Todd Kane to name a few).
Oh hell yeah this gotta be good if it's a premiere
Joey is and always will be one of the best of all time
The favourite of many.
Saldana and Swindell were my two fav's. of all time. Haudenchild would be my mulligan (3rd fav.)
Ive always liked Joey Saldana and i remember asking him for a autograph in the pit area at Eldora but he didnt have a marker on him so he told me to come back later that night which i planed on it. Later that night he had a bad wreck and was life flighted and i never got my autograph. They said the wreck was really bad and rumor was going around that you could see blood inside the car.
History Mystery Man channel did a really good interview with Andy Hillenburg.
Shoulda been back to back in 2014 and 2015 for Stevie at the national open david gravel knows what happened in 14.
Can you make one about Brian Leppo #71
A very good driver to do is bobby davis jr.-very talented and just kinda vanished after,i think winning his first woo championship.he was a memphis driver,last i heard he was running his fathers plumbing business.
I think Andy Hillenberg may have to be the most talented driver to disappear from the sprintcar racing industry. I can remember the first time i seen him race at OCFS in Middletown NY and he was exciting to watch and i think he may have one a race there. Sadly OCFS is going to limited schedule this year, so it's a matter of time before it's gone to the Real Estate market after 102 years of racing.
Joey was a cheerleader at Brownsburg high school. Ridiculous.
heres a driver for part 3 steven lines who recently has gone off radar he is a 2 time world series sprint car championship winner and the king of the kings challenge
I’ll look into it, haven’t really looked into Australian sprint car racing recently, it’s possible an Australian driver will make it in the next part🇦🇺
No one cares about Australian or New Zealand drivers… unless they raced alot in the US.
Madsens, Tatnell, etc
@@mjriemen rude and no people do care about aussie drivers and tracks just look at knoxvile raceways youtube channel