Bull Durham

Jan. 8 1991: Joined USAF

1993: I got into racing Bombers with a friend not knowing a thing about it except for the left turns. Mostly worked on the car.

1994: I bought my own car (bomber) and built it up for the season, we raced mostly for experience.

1995: I took the same car and ran more competitively, finished 8th in points out of 25 consistent cars.
 

1996: I moved up to Street Stocks and had a very dominating car in both Altus and Wichita Falls. Season cut short due to military orders.
 

1997: I was stationed in Tucson Az. Where due to deployments in support of the war in Bosnia wasn’t able to race consistently. Was able to crew for a friends team in Limited Latemodels , and some dirt cars as well.

1999: I was stationed in Dover, De.  and became a C-5 Flight Engineer so didn’t get to do much racing, again mostly helping out.
 

2001:  Believe it or not I was freakin’ busy, but I did get to race across the Atlantic Ocean several times. We achieved speeds in excess of 600 mph at times. For the next 3 years all I really got to do was go karts (the racing kind) and helping out other teams.

2004: I tricked the USAF into thinking I knew something so they sent me back to Altus to be an instructor FE. Score!!!!!  The same year I was able to meet up with friends and get back into racing.  I bought myself an asphalt Modified.  We gained valuable experience and maybe a little knowledge.

June 2005: I folded that car up and washed my hands of it, was in the market of something else when low and behold there were USST guys coming around in July. Let’s rent the 4 truck and see what happens………..4th place, not bad. Been hooked ever since!

Sep. 2006: I was forced to make yet another move, this time it’s San Antonio. Instead of selling and building up down here, have committed to staying with USST thanks to the help of the members of USST maintaining and transporting the race truck.

As of now there are no sponsors on this truck for 2007.  All of the funding is derived from the pretty, understanding wife of an E-6 in the USAF…….. Well, at least she’s pretty.
A website will be made available when I figure out just how the hell to create one.