Our esteemed Service Manager, Malcom Simons is in the photo below with his pants down to his ankles.  Why would he be photographed like this knowing that we would put him on the blog? 

 

Good question.  I don’t think he thought that far ahead.

Malcolm raced all season at Redline Raceway this summer, and made it to the bracket finals at Pine Valley Raceway, where this illustrious photo was captured.  He made it through the eliminations at Pine Valley to the semifinals.

Malcolm not only raced the Jupiter Chevy Camaro, but he had a foot race as well.  At Pine Valley, along with Drag Racing, they also paticipated in “Olympic Activities.”  One of which is a foot race with your pants down to your ankles.

Malcolm may be a fantastic drag racer, but he couldn’t hold a candle to the lady to his left.  She won the race.  Malcolm, on top of it all, you have a photo on the Internet in your nice boxer briefs, but you also got beat by a girl. 

WAY TO GO!!-we still love you though.  Keep up the good work!

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Mr. Malcolm Simons, our favorite Service Manager, won at Redline Raceway last Friday.  He’s 8th in the points standing.

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Keep up the good work Malcolm!!!  

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From: Yashiroflame’s Space

It’s true. The production Chevy Camaro will debut at Indy, but not at the Indy 500 race in a couple of weeks. Rather, General Motors has informed various Camaro fanboy circles that production Camaros will be in attendance at the Indy ‘08, Back at the Brickyard event from September 19-21. The Back at the Brickyard is an event attended by thousands of Camaro and Firebird fans, so it’s appropriate that the production Camaro be welcomed into the world by friends. On hand will be a number of different Camaro models sporting the full engine lineup and, of course, all the different colors. Everyone thought GM would wait until the 2009 North American International Auto Show in Detroit to debut its new rear-wheel-drive coupe bearing the iconic Camaro name, but we’re hardly disappointed the car will be unveiled more than three months earlier. We may just have to make a special trip to Indianapolis for this one.

Lots more cool pictures here.