Personally, I am still reeling from the loss of a lady was to grass roots racing what Elanore Roosevelt was to working people in the 20th Century. The Brotherhood, for those of you who may not understand, has always sought to find the most stable environment possible to race who you want when you want. Terminal Island was the epitome of neutural ground in South Bay-LA; all the inclusion I was raised to expect out of the sport thrived there---and still may yet revive itself nearby. With the demise of LACR, we need that attitude more than ever.
Brotherhood! Imagine: 35,000 members covering most of our nation...Canada...determined to have an alcohol-free, violence-free environment wherever it could be created...something my Mom was proud to see me follow...former Bikers looking to show and race together in England emailing me desperate to get ahold of Big Willie to get it right....and that spirit survives
Tomiko was joyous and treated even us out of staters like her big extended family---and we still are.