So Who Signed Your License? (4 Viewers)

[Randy]

Frank Hawley

I thought you told me Frank Hawley and Taylor Swift signed it?

 

[Cliff]

I have an autographed Larry Sutton T shirt. Does that count? heh heh

 

[Mike]

Sutton, I believe your first license was chipped out of stone....

 

[stitcherbob]

I have an autographed Larry Sutton T shirt. Does that count? heh heh

Larry wouldn't want to be seen in a Honda Fit

 

[Robert Reehl]

Good story. When we got Yuichi Oyama his T/F license, I had Del Worsham sign the first run, Kenny Bernstein sign the second run, and John Force sign the last one. After John signed the last one, he took Yuichi over to the beer cooler and had a beer with him. Yuichi thought he had died and gone to heaven. Good times…….

 

[none]

My favorite Yuichi story was when he had a translator that would hang out on the starting line, then jump on a scooter to get the the top end to be there when he came off the track.

I told the translator I was going to ask what the difference was racing in America and what was the answer? Then have him aswer in Jaaonese.

He told me the answer, and I did the interview, Yuichi answered in Lapanese.

I said: For those of you who don't speak Japanese, what he said was. "The level of competition was much higher here but all the Americans were very accommodating, have welcomed me and I am grateful for the friendships."

For the next few races, I kept having fans come up to me and saying: I had no idea you spoke Japanese!

I have many talents that are not widely known.......

Alan

 

[Litefoot]

My favorite Yuichi story was when he had a translator that would hang out on the starting line, then jump on a scooter to get the the top end to be there when he came off the track.

I told the translator I was going to ask what the difference was racing in America and what was the answer? Then have him aswer in Jaaonese.

He told me the answer, and I did the interview, Yuichi answered in Lapanese.

I said: For those of you who don't speak Japanese, what he said was. "The level of competition was much higher here but all the Americans were very accommodating, have welcomed me and I am grateful for the friendships."

For the next few races, I kept having fans come up to me and saying: I had no idea you spoke Japanese!

I have many talents that are not widely known.......

Alan

That was a smooth one Alan