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Topic: Brian Brown a big supporter of what Tod Quiring trying to do in the Midwest
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September 26, 2014 at
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September 26, 2014 at
03:39:17 PM by gators0849
Brian Brown is a big supporter of what Tod Quiring is trying to do with his new Midwest Sprint Car Series
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September 26, 2014 at
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Glad it has Brian's approval
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September 26, 2014 at
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I really like Brian but to say he built his team from scratch might be sugar coating it a little bit. I think Danny had a huge impact in Brians career the first couple of years. From there he has definately built on that, but Danny helped with some of the conections getting started.
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September 26, 2014 at
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It would be nice to start with a motor, chassis, shocks, wings, wheels. Etc. that could win anywhere in the country from race #1. Still had to drive the thing & get some funding but damn that'd be nice to start like that. Guy knows how to speak to sponsors. That's my biggest thing looking in at him. Driving would be a close 2nd though.
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September 26, 2014 at
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Reply to:
Posted By: IADIRT on September 26 2014 at 04:08:32 PM
I really like Brian but to say he built his team from scratch might be sugar coating it a little bit. I think Danny had a huge impact in Brians career the first couple of years. From there he has definately built on that, but Danny helped with some of the conections getting started.
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I think everyone agree that Danny had a huge help on Brian's career and definitely got him started in good equipment. But he has built his own team from the ground up and has been able to attract really great sponsors and more importantly KEEP those sponsors with him to allow him to make a career of sprint car racing. I'm sure Danny's help was insurmountable at the beginning, but Brian really took ahold of his own reigns and made stuff happen for himself.
Ask Frank
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September 26, 2014 at
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Not only does brians sponsers support him but they are involved in a few big events.
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September 27, 2014 at
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I would give more of that credit to Goerge than to Danny! JMO Brain has done very well for himself and should be proud of that!!
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September 27, 2014 at
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Of course Danny helped him getting started. And Brian really tore some stuff up in those days.... Does anyone remember him being on these very forums searching for sponsorship? I sure do! Once he lost the ride in the 6 Caseys car he REALLY applied himself and gained the focus he has today IMO. The Doogs really stepped up for him in that time and dont get enough credit. Once they were done Brian bought from them and bulit it to what BBR is today. Honestly Brian is now probably the most fan friendly driver I have ever been around for the sport. He's always talking to someone. Constantly asking the kids how they enjoyed the races and if they'll be to the next one. He knows how to make a connection with peoples mind, which only benefits himself and the sport in general. What do you thing Danny would give to be in Brians position now? Hell, I'd say anyone other than maybe 6-8 Outlaw drivers would do anything to be in Brians shoes.
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