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Who Care ESPN - NHRA drag racer and host of the SpeedScene Live
online telecast Scott “Lucky” Hudson, American LeMans competitor
Nathan Swartzbaugh, RWC President Judy Strawn came in to talk to us
about Racer’s Who Care. Auto, Boat, Motorcycle and truck racers
dedicated to making a positive difference for our next generation. They
came in and to talk to us about their Quick Tips on Winning in Life
and National Child’s Day Celebration.
QUICK TIPS ON WINNING IN LIFE TO BE SHARED WITH YOUNG HOSPITAL PATIENTS BY RYAN REGALADO Racer Who Care spokesracer, Ryan Regalado, a champion motorcycle road racer, is to share his Quick Tips on Winning in Life with young Shriners Hospitals for Children – Los Angeles patients. In an amazing life-changing turnabout, Regalado is taking a hiatus from racing at the end of August to go to the Philippines for 10 months, where he has family ties, to work on anti-poverty and missionary projects! View here
Nathan Swartzbaugh to offer Long Beach Students Tips on Winning Racers Who Care spokesracer, former IMSA Grand Am GT3 Champion, and Tequila Patron American Le Mans Series GT2 competitior in the upcoming Grand Prix of Long Beach, Nathan Swartzbaugh, is to share his personalized Quick Tips on Winning in Life with 150 Long Beach elementary school students on Wednesday, April 16. View here
Scott Horner at the Santa Monica Nonprofit Festival Scott Horner, Chairman of the Board from Racers Who Care and who is the 'Land World Speed Record Holder' (217.850 Miles Per Hour), shows of his custom-built turbocharged Suzuki motorcycle during the Nonprofit Festival. View here
Las Vegas: Jack Beckman spare time visits JACK BECKMAN GIVES BACK Motorsport.com: News channel/1320 TV NORTH HILLS, Calif. (April 10, 2008) - There are very few race-car drivers who contribute their valuable time to give back to their sport and to others as much as cancer survivor Jack Beckman does. The driver of the Valvoline/Mail Terminal Services Dodge Charger R/T Funny Car for Don Schumacher Racing doesn't spend his time between and during NHRA national events helping prepare his car for competition. He has a talented group of crew members and a crew chief to handle that. Instead, The 41-year-old California native donates his time to visit schools and hospitals and takes part in charity events and fund-raisers. View full article here
Bridgewater native lives
in the fast lane When Bridgewater native Scott Horner was in third grade at Crim Elementary School, he sent away for a book about motor racing. Looking at the pictures and stories of legendary land-speed racers, many of whom wore the Bonneville 200 MPH Club ring, Horner decided he would one day join their ranks. View full article here:
"I CAN WHEEL THE TOOLBOX UP TO YOUR CAR, BUT YOU HAVE TO USE THE TOOLS INSIDE IT!" They had to appreciate his contagious sense of humor as he shared that his son, Jason Russell, is just learning to walk and that at age 41, he still is a kid at heart himself. He said he's enthusiastic about teaching and sharing with children because "as I understand it, I was once one!" But his message of inspiration usually will be geared to Racers Who Care's core goal: to combat juvenile delinquency and drug and alcohol abuse among young people through educational and recreational activities. View full article here
BECKMAN VISITS SHRINERS
HOSPITAL Jack Beckman, driver of the Mail Terminal Services Dodge Charger R/T Funny Car for Don Schumacher Racing in the 2007 NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series, will make a special appearance at the Los Angeles Shriners Hospital for Children on Friday, Dec. 21, 2007, at 1:30 P.M., on behalf of the Racers Who Care program. View full article here.
Jack Beckman shares wisdom as a racer who cares It's fun to stay at the Y-M-C-A . . . And it was even more fun to be at the YMCA at Santa Monica, California, one Friday afternoon this past November. That was the day National Hot Rod Association Funny Car driver "Fast Jack" Beckman visited to share his "Quick Tips on Winning in Life" with YMCA After Schoolers in cooperation with the Greater Los Angeles community outreach Racer Who Care. View full article here.
Help Save Our Children!
Join our Team, Racers Who January 9, 2008 Racers Who Care, Inc., is a Los Angeles, California-based 501C3 nonprofit charitable organization begun in March 1993, comprised of auto, boat, motorcycle and truck racers dedicated to making a positive difference for our next generation. View full article here.
FAST JACK TO INSPIRE AFTER Racer Who Care spokesracer, champion National Hot Rod Association speedster, Fast Jack Beckman, to inspire Santa Monica YMCA After Schoolers with personalized Quick Tips on Winning in Life, based on his own life/career experiences. View here
Jack Beckman: A Racer Who Cares As part of the Racers Who Care program, NHRA Funny Car driver Jack Beckman at the YMCA in Santa Monica on Friday. View full article here
Drivers to visit Richmond community center Richmond, VA (September 1, 2000) As the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series heads to Richmond for the Kroger 200 Sept.7, a few drivers will arrive early for a special visit with the children who attend the Sacret Heart's Community Center's after school program. The event has been coordinated through the efforts of Racers Who Care and Craftsman, sponsor of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. View full article here
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