DRIVER ZONE:
Overall Rank: 16
Overall Score: 30 points
Member since: 06/20/2008
Number of hits: 1020
Gender: Female
Location: Chicagoland
Quote/Motto: You can never have too much fun or too many shoes!
Favorite Driver: Kyle Busch
Driver I won't be sending a Christmas card:
Carl Edwards
Who Am I:
My checkered flag stilettos are trying to attend as many races as possible (and I would like to join them of course!) I am firmly convinced these shoes are the source of Kyle Busch's current success.
Favorite Track:
Bristol Motor Speedway
Favorite Racing Moment:
Watching Kyle sweep the races at Chicagoland!
How I discovered Rowdy, and why I Listen:
My fellow race fan is hooked and sharing his addiction with all of the rest of us.
Why I'm a race fan:
I saw it live and now I'm hooked!
What car/truck I drive now:
A Honda that I keep wishing would turn into a very muddy Jeep.
My dream car:
Anything convertible
Favorite Music:
Toby Keith, Kenny Chesney, Rage Against the Machine
Favorite TV Shows:
Bones, Supernatural, The Office, anything NASCAR related
Favorite Books:
All of them....I'll read anything
Interests:
NASCAR and Shoes
Dislikes:
Rude people with no sense of humor
Hobbies:
Buying pieces of race-used cars and lots of shoes!
Vices:
Shopping
Virtues:
Far too many to list (Stop laughing Tom)
CheckeredFlagStilettos's PHOTOS:
Going to Dover!
I just got my tickets for what looks to be my last race of the year...I'm going to The Monster! Anyway, since I've never been there I was hoping to hit up all my friends who may have been there before for any advice to help me and my Checkered Flag Stilettos make the most of our day at that track. Thanks!
NASCAR Olympics
Ping Pong, dancing with twirling ribbons, SOLO synchronized swimming.....if these things can somehow be considered sports, why is there no auto racing at the olympics? (And yes, I've seen Tony Stewart....he's in no worse shape than some of their shot putters). I'm thinking some sort of biathalon....a little shooting, a few laps around the oval, we would SO dominate that event
The Big Caution at the Brickyard
We just got back from the big caution at the Brickyard and it was even worse than it looked on T.V. I'm pretty sure that the pace car got five points for leading the most laps. I heard that the rubber just wasn't sticking, but that's not entirely accurate. It sure stuck like anything to everyone in the crowd. We were sitting 25 rows up and I fully expect to be washing little bits of rubber off of me for days if not weeks to come. Even the spotters were getting coated in rubber dust.
This was my first ever trip to the Brickyard...I guess if you're gonna see a screwed up race, it might as well be the most phenomanally screwed up race in the history of the track. (I don't even want to think about how much money we spent this weekend to watch cars drive by at 70mph.....I could've gone to my local tollway rest stop and done that for free.) Was it really as awful as it felt to me, or did all that time watching cars circle SLOWLY in front of me in the blazing sun bake my brains? I feel like Indy owes all of us fans that showed up some kind compensation, be it a partial refund or a discount the next time they actually race. Any chance of that happening, and what seems fair to all of you?
CHECKEREDFLAGSTILETTOS'S SHOUT BOX
09/05/2008 where did you get that indy tire? I would love to get my hands on one of those even if noy JJ's. :)
09/02/2008 Just saw your question about my dog, Brewster. He is a mix of what we think is Lab and Pit Bull. A...
08/27/2008 Thank you so much again for your advice on how I can experience some races, I think '09 is going to ...
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