Millville Photos Fall 07 Saturday

[PopPop]

Saturday was a safe day of racing in Millville NJ. Photos, 215 of them, are now up for your enjoyment. If you move your cursor in the dark area, just below the photos, you can adjust the speed of the slideshow

http://community.webshots.com/slideshow/561036391JWJotF

[Bill Huson]

Uh-oh!

71-N runabout driver - loose life vest strap! DQ!

[rbengines]

Pictures

Excellent pic's.

[Dick Tyndall]

GREAT pictures as always, Phil. Thanks for sharing them with all of us here that can't always make the show.

[STEVE FRENCH]

You are THE MAN POPS!........I set the slide show at 3 seconds and it's like being there in that turn

Thank you,
19P

[PopPop]

New Driver

The driver in the photo in my ist post above is my grandson, Quinn Doerle (Greg Lyons cousin) at his first race in Millville Sat 10/13. He was trying out racing, in ASR, with thoughts of maybe having a go at it next year. Time will tell.

[reed28n]

Thanks

Quinn did great don't let him get away.

I hope you know it was just a little friendly ribbing about all the grandson exposure.....thanks for sharing your time and expensive photo equipment....

Scott Reed

[PopPop]

Ribbing

Thanks Scott, Quinn hasn't stopped talking about his ride. It was a shame he had a committed Lacrosse game on Sunday. I enjoy the ribbing but if you'd like, here, I have a whole album of just Greg that you can enjoy.
http://community.webshots.com/slideshow/561052517XuEOID

[racerchic3z]

I have a whole album of just Greg that you can enjoy.
http://community.webshots.com/slideshow/561052517XuEOID

What more could a girl want?

[Gunjumper]

Spreading the love...

I count ten shots of you Scott, you don't even have to look in the background to get some fame! And thanks for making me blush Stacy... GL

[Gunjumper]

Stacey .....

It is a dream come true isn't it? What could be better? LOL! You a funny girl you are!

[14-H]

Who ran the 12-A, DSH with the Tohatsu? This has to be the first on the "real" east coast, no?

[14J]

Who ran the 12-A, DSH with the Tohatsu? This has to be the first on the "real" east coast, no?

"The Mad Russian" Alex Poliakof

This is the first of the Tohatsu's to find a home on the east coast

[Jeff5P]

Tohatsu

Eddie,

12-A ran at Lock Haven as well as I recollect. Maybe elsewhere?

[ram95]

Get a Hat

"The Mad Russian" Alex Poliakof

This is the first of the Tohatsu's to find a home on the east coast

Yeh it's me. Back after 43 years (8A DSH 1963-64). Just trying to have a little more fun before they haul my asshez to the dump. Personally, I view the Bass/Tohatsu as a viable way for a person who wants to race, ie 'go fast' etc, to get er done. In 1963, when I was 20, my 'entry level' raceboat was a D Sidcraft and a ratty 55H (984719). Fresh out of Mercury school, I made it run. My prop box consisted of 'one' 2 blade SS prop from R.A. Smith of Shrevesport - it worked pretty good. Along comes Viet-nam, the draft, and the Air Force and I'm gone for 30 plus years - my race stuff sold to persons I cannot recall. Two years ago, I find an old hydro and round up a 55H and proceed to run at the back of the pack. Over the winter I build a mk58, and still run too slow. I decide I need some 'new' equipment. I order a Tohatsu from Sid Bass and a boat from Bob O'Connor. Down at Thompson, this year, one of my pals slams the door on me entering the first turn off the start of the last heat and my old D boat becomes history. O'connor calls me the following Monday and tells me my 'new boat' is ready. I've been enjoying life more ever since. Not to mention the fact that the HAT starts so nicely.
Alex 12A