I Never Personally Name Anyone. I Am

The Crashes People Remember, But Drivers Remember The Near Misses.

If Everything Seems Under Control, You're Not Going Fast Enough.

But Really - Look At The Span Of My Career, And It's Something People Dream About. And To Be Spared Major Injury: I Had Some Moments Along The Way, But Being Able To Retire On My Own Terms After Having Driven During Those Decades When Safety Conditions Were More Precarious Than Today - Am I Lucky, Or  what?

From The Driver's Standpoint I Had The Same Horrors, The Same Satisfactions, The Same Everything. The Speed Is Relative. It's Faster And Things Are Happening Quicker, But You Have The Equipment To Handle It.

Love What You Do. Believe In Your Instincts. And You'd Better Be Able To Pick Yourself Up And Brush Yourself Off Every Day.