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Location: On a hilltop in Pa.
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If a kid wants to race yes, he will race Mom's minivan. And when he beats his bud's Mustang or Charger he'll be hooked. Yes, "Joe Blow kids" just walk into the Friday Nite Drags all the time because they're always looking for something to do and maybe they heard their buds talking about going and went to see what it's all about. So YOU hate "ricers", so what? That's what's out there and that's what's cheap! They've got to start somewhere! The first trip down a Drag Strip for me (in the 60s) was on a Thursday night at Island in a friends 21 second VW. I think that I turned out alright (somewhat)! Maybe you should go to the "Friday Nite Drags" sometime and see what's really going on. Maybe show a little interest in a kid (that's not yours) and offer him a little advice and help.
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Mentoring the youth that come to the races is the best thing we can do.
When I raced, if a younger person (boy or girl) had questions about my car or racing in general I would give the best answer possible. Whether it's helping another racer dial his or her car properly, or giving tuning advice, all help should be given. That's how I learned years ago.
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