NEETS Fans

[NJ Chick]

I wish I could thank each and every one of you personally for coming out to see the race in that ridiculous weather! Talk about hard-core, die-hard fans!
Road Warrior, you deserve some kind of medal for your efforts, and the same for everyone else that faced the floods, crashing trees, a closed PA Turnpike, locust attacks and who knows what else. There was also a driver, I'm sorry I can't remember his name, but he drove five hours from Connecticut to join in all the wet fun. Hats off to all of you and can't wait to see you all again at the next one! Let's hope that one is a bit more dry....

[Road Warrior]

Thank You... I think we deserve a medal of bravery....also we have a 2002 Blazer... It's never let us down, no matter what gets in our way...LOL

[NEETS-1]

I was told there were (other than Pa.) license plates in the fan parking lot from Conneticut, NJ, and NY....plus now Vermont.
If it were a nice day (or even just a little rainy), there would've been more states. Let's see what the Memorial day race brings. We should do a license plate lotto, hehe.

[richardpetey]

That's great news, now I can update my handicapped plate collection.............
Gotta keep up my mechanical rolling wheel challenged status current..................
UNCLE PETEY....................

[Geno]

Keep track of the mileage, I've got the award

[rcp_ny]

I had an aunt come down from the Albany, NY area and an uncle come down from the Rochester, NY area to sit in the rain and watch, and they both had a great time! (Which explains why I'm nuts enough to do this... look at the gene pool I crawled out of... )

Hey, they'll sit out in a boat and fish in weather like that, so sitting in the stands isn't all that different. In fact, if they'd brought their poles, they could have done both at the same time! I'll suggest that next time!

- RCP