Originally posted by zyoung25
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Freeman and GR parting ways??
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This coming from the tshirt guy??? I love how he says people see what they want to see…….he’s people, right?
Guess he sees what he wants to see.
The rubbing, sliders etc was just those two doing what those two do….clearly this is personal and neither is without blame here. They all deserve each other.Where is the move over flag when you need it?????
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He also has a couple of equipment rental places, dumpster rental business, etc. He is into a lot, not afraid to make money. His tow company is extremely successful; congrats to him-always been extremely nice when I have spoken with him. Pretty sure he will make money on this transaction as well!
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What does Kohler have to do with this thread? Did he buy out GR Smith? Is this also Jimmy Owens car owner?Originally posted by EvelB7 View PostHe also has a couple of equipment rental places, dumpster rental business, etc. He is into a lot, not afraid to make money. His tow company is extremely successful; congrats to him-always been extremely nice when I have spoken with him. Pretty sure he will make money on this transaction as well!
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From his wiki page......
G. R. is Smith's nickname, and it stands for "Great Racer".
Pretty sure he wrote that sh!t himself, lol.
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That's for sure, another hilarious part of it is that he gave up a career in the NHL just to race. "Smith also played ice hockey in college and could have had an NHL career, but was in a better position to have a career in racing, so he stuck with that afterwards."Originally posted by Mantis View PostFrom his wiki page......
Pretty sure he wrote that sh!t himself, lol.Last edited by TBSprintFan; 03-21-2023, 09:57 AM.
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Thought he was in a better position to keep more original teeth in racing than hockey. Oh the irony.Originally posted by TBSprintFan View PostThat's for sure, another hilarious part of it is that he gave up a career in the NHL just to race. "Smith also played ice hockey in college and could have had an NHL career, but was in a better position to have a career in racing, so he stuck with that afterwards."
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