Jr.vs Sr. come on.....

Jr.vs Sr. come on, what

will happen when Billy Bright Jr. runs in the same B-Cadet class as his father Billy

Bright Sr. will they block for each other, will they determine who is ever in

the lead will

not be passed by another car. Will Jeff Carter have to run a different line, or will Rusty Johnson try and be the spoiler.

Will they try and pass each other, or will Billy be happy to hold down

2ND place and give his father the win, I don't think so, first off because these are 2 racing legends.

Can a father and Son, team work in dirt track racing?

Will they work with each other or against each other ?

And what about Tim Bright, you know Tim won't be

backing up, he will be hard and charging to the front of the racing action.

Drivers are to me "Supermen" who dare to drive into turn one and hope they don't get sideways and take out a mess of competitors in the process.

Most of the great drivers, have come to realize that the race in not won in turn one, it is won when you see the white flag and are headed out of turn four.

Billy loves holding a

checkered flag,

don't all drivers ?

Something about those "Orange" cars seem to make them always end up taking a checkered flag. Maybe because they are "Bright" Cars.

Whatever happens on the track I am sure you will be seeing a "Bright" car some where near the front if not winning the race.

We can talk about the Brights all year long, but what will Jeff Carter have to say?

Carter has been a long time B-Cadet driver and knows how and when to push his car, he is a proven winner and that's what it takes it this hard core racing world.

Will Jeff have his famous #3 ready for the 2011 racing season at Senoia Raceway?

Then you have the Late Model drivers like Shane Criswell, who is a top notch wi

nning driver and never backs up, Shane is one of those drivers I never got to know close up, but when I am filming him through my camera lens he is amazing.

Never leave out Scott Sherrer, a hobby car champion and broke all of Senoia raceways records in 2011 with 12 wins.

He got ruffed around a few times, but was always ready for the task at winning the next Saturday night of racing.

The number #41 and his name plaster all over the back of his car tells here is a champion.

Here Scott is checking

his car out, making sure it is ready to run with the "Big Dogs".

When it all comes down to the real part of racing,it is when a driver takes the time to sign a piece of paper for a little boy, a boy that is amazed that he is getting a autograph from a driver, some one maybe he can look up to. I shot this photo of this young man who was amazed the Rucker Orr would

take his time and sign the paper for him, I am sure Orr has a life long racing fan now.

What can you say about look a like, Rocky Johnson who drives in the pure mini class, and has that Dale Earnhardt Jr. look in his face.

Here I caught him and I told him he was doing a "Lays" commercial, so smile big time, he gave me that shy grin like always.

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