Fly on the wall...

[1RACEBABE]

I am nobody.  A fly on the wall,  a fleck of dust in your eye you quickly dismiss with a wave of your hand.  I do not race yet I am there, weekend after weekend surrounding myself with the bold, the brave, the kneedraggers.  I turn my face skyward and wait for a sign from the race gods, the sweet scent of race fuel incense in the morning mist.  I do not race, yet I am there, to give support, to lend a hand, to raise an umbrella in tribute to my Race Boy.  So for all of you that have a race chick give her praise for a job well done.  We do not race but we are there, so drag a knee on her behalf in silent honor, a dedication to the fly on the wall.

[dwilson]

You're weird. ;D

[Pit_Girl]

or send us flowers.. coughcough or a pit bike coughcough ::) ::) ::)  (nudge nudge nate :-* ;D)

you seem pretty cool to me ;) but maybe that's just cuz i'm weird too... 8)

-jennifer

[MightyDuc Racing]

Can't complain about my wife.  She keeps me hydrated at the races, makes sure nobody breaks or loses my stuff,  and only gives me crap about racing and all the money every once in a while. ;D

[roadracer797]

Yeah I could use a women like this with me at the track

[K3 Chris Onwiler]

Dismiss you with a wave if the hand?  I don't think so.  In an average race weekend a racer will spend 2 hours riding, 6 hours sleeping and 40 hours looking at the girls who actually were willing to show up.  At least 2 out of 3 guys show up without a girl anyway.  My wife somehow doesn't think that it's fun to drive all night, eat crap food, suck dust and exhaust, get hot/cold/sunburned/frostbitten (all in one typical Road America weekend) listen to me whine when my bike explodes or I crash (getting to be the regular thing lately) sit nerviously outside the quack shack to see if I'm going to live, wait on me hand and foot, and take my lap times.  How could that NOT be big fun for a woman?  Maybe she just doesn't really love me any more...

[StumpysWife]

What I've learned is for every high there's 10 lows, but the one high point makes every low worth it.  I absolutely love going to the track with Stumpy--I'm just as committed to this race thing as he is.  I'd die if I had to stay home and he was off racing. I don't expect much.  Maybe a "will you make me a sandwich?" or "where are the cookies" or "I've lost my toothbrush" or "turn on the generator" or "take off the warmers" or "do the tire pressure" or "I'm stuck in my sweatshirt with my arms stuck over my head--don't laugh."  If I get really lucky he'll give me a wave at the corner I watch at during practice...and that just makes my day  :)

[Dawn]

What I've learned is for every high there's 10 lows, but the one high point makes every low worth it.  I absolutely love going to the track with Stumpy--I'm just as committed to this race thing as he is.  I'd die if I had to stay home and he was off racing. I don't expect much.  Maybe a "will you make me a sandwich?" or "where are the cookies" or "I've lost my toothbrush" or "turn on the generator" or "take off the warmers" or "do the tire pressure" or "I'm stuck in my sweatshirt with my arms stuck over my head--don't laugh."  If I get really lucky he'll give me a wave at the corner I watch at during practice...and that just makes my day  :)

Yea!  What she said.

Craig and Chris (and just about everyone),

You know if you need an ear to whine to, I'm there for you guys too.

Dawn   ;D