Thank you again ! I had the pleasure of donating to the Ryan Blaney Foundation and got my Aunt Jean on the front wing of the Blaney #10. She passed with Alzheimer's too. Have a great Hero card with Dave Blaney next to the front wing. She got to fly in two features ❤

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

That's a great story Marie; thanks for sharing that one here! HMM

HMM Thanks for the awesome video. It's always a pleasure to go for the ride with you at the different tracks. Godspeed and Be Safe.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks again; I appreciate you. HMM

Hi Don. Yet another marvelous racing video! Thanks for taking me to a track I've never been. I really enjoyed all the interviews. A fantastic variety. Neat how you asked most of them the same question regarding talent. Are you born with it, or what? I also enjoyed the pace of the interviews. Just the right amount of time devoted to each racer. And finally the quality of the stills you showed, coupled with the extremely high quality of your video make it seem like a person is at the track with you. All in all, a very,, very fun production to watch. And folks, don't forget to look for Don early in this video. At the 1:13 mark, he shows a moment of himself being an ARCA Series pit announcer! Don is talking to Tony Stewart. Neat stuff.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks Chuck. Your feedback helps keep me going. As you know, it's all me, soup to nuts, which is why I appreciate your support so much. HMM

More great conversations with drivers and crew. I've heard a lot about the track, but , have never been there. Thanks again my friend for taking me along! Happy Trails!

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks for coming along, as always, Roger. If I'm not mistaken, Sharon Speedway is the second oldest (continually) operating speedway in America, behind only the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. HMM

Good stuff HMM. Don’t know much about racing but I am enjoying the videos. Was up at whitefish point last week, was looking out at the big lake where the Fitz went down. I’ve learned a lot about the boats from your videos and now I am becoming a racing fan too. Thanks

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Super nice compliments! So appreciated. I have a goal to get to Whitefish Point sometime this year. Glad I could introduce you to some racing too...super cool. Thanks for your support. HMM

Thanks for the trip Don . Another great video .

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks again, Wayne! HMM

Thanks for the video that’s my home track. I went there as a little kid. It’s been over 50 years since I’ve been there. I’m gonna try to get this summer to catch a show.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Great track; I'll be back! Thanks for watching, Martin. HMM

👍👍👍👍.. looks like s nice track there..these video's are gonna make me wanna get back to tuning into racing like i did when i was younger.. thanks for another one feller 👍👍👊

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

You're welcome Elroy. Time for you to jump back in! Thanks for your continued support...HMM

I been going to Sharon since it was a big half mile, never saw it as packed with fans like Saturday

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

It was an amazing crowd for sure...huge success! HMM

Thanks for posting 😊

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

You're welcome Mark; thanks for checking it out. HMM

Your videos are always entertaining & informative. Many blessings & safe travels to you. Thank you for contributing to racing & history

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

You're welcome Bob; thanks for your support! HMM

Thanks as always HMM.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

You're welcome, as always Gary...thanks. HMM

Great video HMM.ove the interviews with the drivers. Plus the sights and sounds from around the track. Thank you again

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Always glad to have you along...wouldn't be the same. HMM

Thanks for bringing me to Sharon! It really looks like a great track. The interviews were great, especially those with our four-legged friends lol. I’m glad someone mentioned the throwback of you with Tony Stewart. I missed that and had to go back to see it. Pretty awesome! Thanks for another fun video 🏎️🏁

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

You're welcome! I absolutely love dogs and borrow everyone else's wherever I roam. Thanks for all your continual support! HMM

Really enjoying learning about the racing Don👍

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

More on the way...thanks again, Johnny! HMM

Another great video!

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks again, sir...HMM

Don you are the best, great videos as always, loved the track history and the names that raced their amazing.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks again, Gareth; I always appreciate your feedback. HMM

My dad took me to Sharon back in the early 70s from (delyria Ohio) and it was rained out and no one was there lol walked around the track and checked it out. I never went back for whatever reason. In Florida now so....... 😭

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Cool story; thanks for sharing it here. Those walks around the tracks can be magical. HMM

Awesome, glad you were able to be in my neck of the woods! Really wish I would have been able to make it over there, but this time of the year farming gets in my way, especially with all the wet weather we’ve been having! Awesome video, lots of really great interviews, thank you for another great video, really enjoy watching them!

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks again, Daniel...and thanks for being a farmer; I admire you for that. Have you been able to get all your crops in? HMM

@danielmcfadden1

Ай бұрын

@@HistoryMysteryMan thank you! Been doing a lot of tillage work and planting the past few weeks in between all the rain drops. Got mostly everything in, just a few small things left to get in the ground. Just hoping for a few dry consecutive days to get hay in for the beef cows (round bales)

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

@@danielmcfadden1 Thanks for being a farmer; I admire you. The farm is sooo Americana. HMM

Thanks for making the long drive to Sharon Speedway so we could see and hear some of the sights and sounds. (It's hard to beat the sound of an idling sprint car.) As usual, you had a nice mix of conversations with big names as well as those aspiring to become big names. I hope you weren't so modest that you didn't talk to the WoO announcer about your time doing the same thing as well as other duties in your career prior to becoming the HMM.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks wideslammer; your feedback is always so appreciated. You notice things that are important to me...the smaller teams and such. The only conversation I had with the WoO announcer is exactly what you saw in the movie. Sometimes, when I bring up my glory days, many seem to be in a hurry to move on from me, so I'm careful with that. Thanks again, my friend. HMM

Good stuff as usual 👍

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Thanks again...HMM

Not to take anything away from Steve Kinser’s driving abilities but a good part of Steve’s success has to be shared with his cousin Karl Kinser. It has been said that if there was a chance for Karl to get his hands on the car during a race Steve was unbeatable.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Absolutely...and Steve Kinser would say the same thing. I asked him during an interview...would you have had equal success without Karl Kinser? Steve's answer was an immediate "NO". HMM

Indy 500 drivers used to come outta sprint cars and the supermodified ranks all the time when I 1st started goin in 1980

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

And through the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s...if you could handle the Salem high-banks in a sprint car without a cage, you were ready for the Indy 500...that's the way it was. HMM

Hi HMM Racing season ! my second favorite pastime next to playing music!

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Gotta love both! What instrument do you play? Thanks again, Ron. HMM

@ronyantz7349

Ай бұрын

@@HistoryMysteryMan Guitar .

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

@@ronyantz7349 Awesome! Never had the patience for it myself. Good for you...

I went and seen them last Saturday night at Atomic Speedway. I was looking for you I thought you might have been there.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

I wanted to go but didn't have the juice. One a week is about all this old man can muster up. Thanks again...I'm sure I'll see you again at the Big E. HMM

Gravel 👍

Another great video!!! Thank you HMM!!! For some reason I was unsubscribe from you, I had to subscribe again

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Huh...wonder why? I'm sure grateful you got back aboard. Thanks again, Richard. HMM

Another great video. Never been to Sharon, hope to go one day though. Nice to see some of the local guys ("Posse") interviewed. Also cool to see Rico Abreu always remembers you and watches your videos even. I always find it interesting how some people will remember you and others don't. And often times the ones you think that will remember you don't and vice versa. Regardless, Rico seems to be a class guy in general.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

For sure...I've turned myself into a huge Rico fan. He's been especially kind and courteous to me...and that's everything in my world. Other drivers...not so much. Thanks again Gregg...keep it comin' HMM

@greggrauscher34

Ай бұрын

@@HistoryMysteryMan when I was a kid getting an autograph from a certain Big block Modified driver that has since passed away (no it's not Bob McCreadie) he was not very friendly to say the least. That left a big impression on me. I vowed that if I ever raced no matter what the circumstances I would always go out of my way to be friendly to fans. I always chatted it up with fans after the races and always offered to let kids sit in my car, sometimes I would even let them start it up (probably not the best for liability issues lol but oh well). I always tried to be a good ambassador and get more people interested in the sport. And even though I never was very famous,even on a local level, it made me feel good when one guy told me as a kid I was one his favorite drivers, another guy who went on to race 360 sprints told me sitting in my car as a kid sparked his interest in driving race cars. Sorry to ramble on but my point is these drivers need to realize that they have more influence than they realize. Even the last place guy/ girl in a mini stock, how he/ she interacts with fans could have a lifelong positive or negative effect on that fan and how they view the sport, especially if they are younger.And no matter how rich or successful a driver becomes off the track at least they are no better than anybody else.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

@@greggrauscher34 The most popular drivers always have time for the fans. I asked Schrader once...if he ever got tired of people in his face all the time. He looked at me and smiled..."beats getting a real job," he said. That always stayed with me. When you're hero turns you down for time, a pic, an autograph, it's the worst feeling...a real let down. Thanks for doing it your way; it's the right way. HMM

@greggrauscher34

Ай бұрын

Thank you HMM. Schrader sets a good example for all drivers. I have never met anybody that doesn't like him or that has a bad interaction with him. And I think that anybody that has been to a race track more than a few times in their lives probably has seen him race somewhere. I've lost track of how many times I seen him race and in how many types of cars. Most memorable to me was seeing him finish 2nd to Junior Hanley at Cayuga in an ACT race at Cayuga years ago and last summer seeing him win a NASCAR Canada race at Ohsweken at 68 years old!

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

@@greggrauscher34 Good stuff. I'd like to interview Junior Hanley...get Schrader's take on him too. HMM

Agree. But all top teams have excellent wrenchers. Mid to lower not always.

@HistoryMysteryMan

Ай бұрын

Understood...thanks Chuck. HMM

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