Leebone
Nitro Member
I was at the Norwalk Night Under Fire and was at John Force's pit when he was signing autographs and carrying on with the crowd. I was thinking to myself "wow, what a ham" then he did something that sobered me up. He spotted a little boy in a wheel chair wearing a John Force hat and immediately went over to him. At that same time, his crew was calling him and he told the crowd he had to go to work, BUT, he would NOT leave until he signed that kid's hat. The amazing thing is, the kid never asked John to sign his hat, .... John just wanted to.
There's a reason John is so popular, besides all the championships. John sets a great example for our sport because I've seen most of the other drivers do similar things. I'm actually a Capps fan and I've seen Ron go out of his way to talk to his fans. I could go on and on about most of the drivers. That's the great thing about our sport. You have such accessability to the stars of the sport. John just opitomized that at Norwalk.
There's a reason John is so popular, besides all the championships. John sets a great example for our sport because I've seen most of the other drivers do similar things. I'm actually a Capps fan and I've seen Ron go out of his way to talk to his fans. I could go on and on about most of the drivers. That's the great thing about our sport. You have such accessability to the stars of the sport. John just opitomized that at Norwalk.