Young'uns
It’s no secret I’m into old things. I spend a lot of my time and money on Inman Farm Heritage Days, the annual celebration at our farm featuring antique equipment and old ways of doing things. We’re heading into our 25 th annual show on Sept. 16-18, so there’s an extra push going on here at the farm this year. (Now that the little plug for the show is out of the way, back to racing.) Like a lot of racing folks my age (almost 65), I fondly recall watching NASCAR battles between Richard Petty and David Pearson and others of their era. On the local scene, it was drivers like Roscoe Smith, Leon Archer, Doug Kenimer, Buck Simmons and other legends of the dirt-racing scene that kept me interested. Many of those are gone now, but Roscoe’s still around, and this weekend’s Southern All Stars race at Senoia will be run in his honor. I’ll be there, and I hope lots of you will too. While those drivers from decades ago hold a special place in my heart, lately...