Family business wins two trials, now faces a third | Faces of Lawsuit Abuse

Family business wins two trials, now faces a third | Faces of Lawsuit Abuse

Indy 500 (1911-2011)

I am ready for the next month of May !

Jim Gandolf

The quote of the centry in racing !

1977 AJ Foyt on an ABC interview said to the world; after AJ won his 4th Indy 500.

"You can never be a winner; when you want to be a quitter."

Listen to a man that has won in every racing seriers in your world. Yes this man was the greatest race car driver on the planet (AJ Foyt. Just Google the man)!

I did see that on TV in 1977 and to this day use that saying very much. So I am letting everyone understand the compassion to even attempt to win at anything at all. Listen to what winners are telling you at all times.

Look world at this years Indy 1911-2011. That is a centry of racing for the world to witness with the joy of Indy's accomplishment.

Just in case race fans just do not understands the word "accomplishment" I will break it down to you what that word means.

accomplishment
ac·com·plish·ment/əˈkämpliSHmənt/Noun
1. Something that has been achieved successfully.
2. The successful achievement of a task

The successful task of 500 miles in Indianapolis from 1911 to 2011.

Jim Gandolf
12/17/2010

African American Race Car Driver, 1920s

African American Race Car Driver, 1920s
In the 1920s, a group of black sportsmen created the nation's single largest sporting event ever held by and for African Americans: the Gold and Glory Sweepstakes, a series of 100-mile auto racing events held through the U.S. from 1924-1936.

On August 2, 1924, an estimated 12,000 spectators crowded into the grandstand at the Indiana State Fairgrounds dirt track to celebrate the single largest sporting event ever held for African Americans. There they witnessed a 100-mile spectacle that attracted newspapers and newsreel agencies from all over the country.