Is this the car that got a flat during a red flag stop. The race started and the car just sat there. When looking he was not in it. He was found in the bar.

God bless you, Rick. You may be gone, but you'll never be forgotten!

There were a lot of similarities.

We have an imposter in the house.

Pronger wannabe.

Look at the mug on the guy driving the #16.Thank god they wear full face helmets now.

Look at that huge crowd!

Huh? Whered he go?

Unfortunately he can't read this. R.I.P. Rick.He is no longer with us.

RICK. YOU LOOK GOOD BEHIND THE WHEEL. I DROVE DON HELWIG"S (33) BACK UP CAR 31, AND ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE OF IT. I BELIVE YOU DROVE MY CAR IN A MEDIA RACE. JUST SAYING HI !

I've looked through these photos many times but never caught this one. This is fantastic. I grew up near the Simonsen's and recall hearing that Lee started racing but never knew for sure. Thanks, this is great.

Go Mr. Tobuch!

I do not see alot of(any) roll bars in this car!

good old randy tolley he had a black gto and i had caddy and i bet him god bless randy rest in peace

Sorry Shelley ,I got my days mixed up. If I find photos of uncel Bob I will get them posted.

yes

Actually my dad, Bob Clott, passed away July 24,2009. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone would post any pictures of him from the Raceway Park days. I miss him like crazy already, so it would do my heart good to see some pictures of him doing the thing he loved the best.

who were the three guys?

My uncle Bob Clott passed away July 7th the last of their 3 man race team we all miss him.

Ted Moore was one of the finest people I ever had the pleasure of meeting. On top of that he was a very talented racecar driver.