[Stevensville Mike]

I know we are an open wheel group, but I want to give a shout out to Bobby Gill who passed away at the age of 65 on the 17th after a battle with a word I will not use. He was a late model standout forever and later a USAR Hooters Pro Cup champ. When ASA was something to get up and go to watch, he was there, too. Had the honor of watching him race quite a few times around these parts back when Dick Trickle, Mike Eddy, Butch Miller, and the rest of the boys of the time were the Midwest's greatest short track pavement show.



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[jdull99]

Thank-you for sharing that! Hadn't seen anything on this yet.

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[PIT CART]

I really miss the old ASA and hooters cup racing. While we are on the subject, but Noah Yoder died in a car accident October the 10th. Was a car owner for Todd Forbes, Jack Landis and some Busch guy drove for him also.

[Stevensville Mike]

Originally Posted by PIT CART I really miss the old ASA and hooters cup racing. While we are on the subject, but Noah Yoder died in a car accident October the 10th. Was a car owner for Todd Forbes, Jack Landis and some Busch guy drove for him also.

Too bad about Yoder. I remember him racing, also. We used to joke that he might have been the only Amish wheelman.

RIP along with Bobby.

[ronmil]

Originally Posted by Stevensville Mike Too bad about Yoder. I remember him racing, also. We used to joke that he might have been the only Amish wheelman. RIP along with Bobby.

Wasn’t Vern Schrock Amish?