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Overall Rank: 263
Overall Score: 14 points
URL: /jerry
Member since:
Number of hits: 3728
Gender: Male
Location: Wilmington, DE
Quote/Motto: Carpe Diem
Favorite Driver: Jeff Gordon
Driver I won't be sending a Christmas card:
Kyle Busch
Who Am I:
A father, a husband and a racefan.
Favorite Track:
Dover International Speedway
Favorite Racing Moment:
(1) Lunch with Smoke and my two boys; (2) Sitting in the Monster Bridge watching a race
How I discovered Rowdy, and why I Listen:
Stumbled onto Buck and Bass and never looked back.
Why I'm a race fan:
The drivers are regular guys that are famous and successful, yet make the fan feel important and valued.
What car/truck I drive now:
Volvo S80
My dream car:
Porsche
Favorite Music:
Prince, Queen, AC/DC, Jimmy Buffett and Red Hot Chili Peppers
Favorite Movies:
Gladiator, Braveheart, Die Hard, The Patriot, Stranger than fiction, actually most Will Farrell movies
Favorite TV Shows:
24, House, Dexter and Sports Center
Favorite Books:
Da Vinci Code, any Stuart Woods
Interests:
Baseball, racing, travel and theme parks
Dislikes:
Rude and thoughtless people
Hobbies:
Art history, baseball cards and exercise. Listening to Rowdy 6 days a week.
Vices:
Ice cream and cheeseburgers, not together, but every chance I get
Virtues:
Trying to be better today than yesterday
Heroes:
My dad and Thor
NASCAR sponsor mismatches
Does the NASCAR sponsor fit wth his Cup driver?
Kasey as the Bud man, not perfect.
Kasey as insurance boy marketing to the female audience, perfect.
Kyle Busch and M&Ms - sweetness mismatch.
Denny Hamlin and FedEx - does Denny seem quick at anything in his personal life, feels like slow delivery to me.
Brian Vickers definitely downs Red Bull after Red Bull.
Robby Gordon and Jim Bean - yeah...
I think that if you really connect with your favorite driver, his sponsor doesn't really matter to you but sometimes the match of driver and brand just isn't right.
Any other driver/brand combos that come to mind?
Junior and Bud were ideal. How about Sterling and Coors. I have first hand that he could polish off a few Silver Bullets.
- Buck Fever
- 13:12:39 07-17-2008
As in...
Sterling Silver Bullets
MM and Viagra. Why does that guy look 'as old as the hills' and he's only a few years older than me? I never really got that.
- Sweet Seventeen
- 13:17:01 07-17-2008
I agree Mark Martin and Viagra perfect combo
Mikey Waltrip and Napa or anything else , Mike Waltrip may not be fast but he can sell ANYTHING!
- Don Runkle
- 13:35:25 07-17-2008
Regarding Mark Martin, I'll quote Indiana Jones: "It's not the years sweeheart, it's the mileage..."
On the opposite end of the age spectrum, I think Joey Lagano and GameStop is perfect...
X:)
- Racer X
- 14:04:43 07-17-2008
...oh, and for Kyle Busch, he should just run a factory sponsored Toyota. This way everyone can get all their hate out in one fell swoop!
- Racer X
- 14:07:19 07-17-2008
The way Kyle is driving he should be hooked up with Domino's Pizza. If he doesn't win in 30 minutes or less the pizza is free.. I still like the old one from a couple of years ago. Dick Trickle with DEPENDS...what a match..
- Greg
- 14:46:45 07-17-2008
Joey Logano and Game Stop are a perfect match right now since most kids his age are there instead of driving stock cars. I can't say that I'll put much stock in what a 19 year old says about Home Depot next year though.
- Throttleneck Racing
- 20:10:53 07-17-2008
Front Row Joe Nemecheck and Furniture Row and he looks like a guy that would sell you furniture
- jerrydriverzone
- 08:25:07 07-18-2008
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