I just read this and thinks its pretty cool because little did I know that I raced around the same time Marty did at Alamo Dragway in San Antonio. Charles (sexual chocolate) and I used to race there when I lived there and it brings back some good memories for those wed. night test and tune and then the late night chicken fajita nachos from Chachos...lol

Anyhow, here is the link to the interview: http://www.nhraimport.com/2004....html

Art by day, Rodrigo by night!

 

Marty is a nice guy, he is a great race buddy.sucks that everyone is out for him, he just drives the car and represents his people.

 

Nice link Art

Many of you guys don't now this but Art has been in the game(racing)for a long time. I give Art the utmost respect for devoting his life to racing. Art was at Alamo Dragway and River city Raceway every wed, and sat. practicing,watching and learning netting himself in the position to do some teaching When Art decided to move to the Dallas, Fort Worth area I figured he was out, only to find out he was a better than ever Art's a great friend, hard competitor and just Arturbo. When I run into some of you guy's remind me to tell you about Rodrigo! rumor has it that it's down to the knee

Honestly, Marty is one of the most hardest working racers out there and if any of you guys know him, you know that! He's fully focused, knows what he has do and what it takes to do it and I commend him on his desire. Yes Marty is in a fortunate situation but he has worked is butt of to get where he is and I can vouch for that! He has not had anything handed to him on a silver platter what's so ever. He has also got be one of the most moddest guys out there and always willing to help anyone at any point. If anyone challenges my comments I ask you to talk to any of his old racing buddies track officials or track owners here in San Antonio,Houston area and also do a search on Marty or just read his bio on any platform.

Team GM/Rousch in a nut shell is a top notch program. I've met all of them and also have the utmost respect for their team and management. All this I'm saying is repetitive because if you have encountered them you would know. All crying and whining and flack they have caught has been taking with a full head if steam.

This is not a self esteem booster for Art nor Marty but a chance for me to reflect on where I have come from and how cool it is that others share the same passion.

 

That was cool Charles Tim. But you always kicked my *** on the track. Remember kick a little *** with Air Mass?

 

Modified by Jdm_Rice_Monstr at 12:46 PM 8/12/2004

 

yeah marty is a cool guy. when bullish broke our wheelie bars at the nhra in april marty and crew helped us out. to get them fixed.