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Written by on June 1, 2008 Getting Upside Down In A Sprint Car Can Be An Invitation To Serious Injury, Unless You've Got The Right Safety Equipment.Sprint Car racing may be one of the more radical forms of motorsports out there. Let's face it, there's a better chance of a Sprint Car driver getting upside down than in any other form of four-wheeled racing. So it stands to reason that drivers who race Sprint Cars take their safety seriously. More than once we've heard drivers in other forms of racing say, "Oh sure, you bet I'd wear a HANS if I raced a Sprint Car," or, "Those Sprint Car racers need that (insert your favorite safety accessory here)." But the fact is, the rest of us could take some cues from the safety initiatives that Sprint Car racers employ.
We've spent many pages of Circle Track preaching about the need to take proper safety precautions when you get in a racecar. Do you wear a head-and-neck restraint? What's the SFI rating of your firesuit? How are you attaching your window net to your rollcage? While all of these questions have been posed in the pages of this magazine, we thought we'd take a different approach this month. We sat down to talk safety with a 16-year-old California Sprint Car racer. Her name? Alissa Geving. That's right, our chosen subject for this interview is a girl who attends Catholic school by day and works on not one but two Sprint Cars (a 360 and a 410) at night.
Here's some background for you. Alissa's father, Gary Geving, is a well-known Northern California Sprint Car racer who slung mud for 14 years before getting out of the driver seat to focus on his daughter's racing career. As do many short-track racers, the Gevings race as a family. From the time she was born, Alissa was around Sprint Cars. Cradle in the pits? You bet. So it was inevitable that she would someday end up behind the wheel. She got her first taste of competition behind the wheel of an Outlaw cart, four years ago at the tender age of 12. "It was the super beginners class," Alissa says. "My dad was concerned about safety and wanted to make sure I started out slow."
Over the next three seasons, Alissa moved up into bigger and faster karts until 2007. Gary was able to put together a deal that would allow his then-15-year-old daughter to run Sprint Cars at their home track of Petaluma Speedway, the fast 3/8-mile dirt oval in the town of the same name. It was time for Alissa to follow in dad's footsteps and try her hand at Sprint Car racing.
Gary didn't skimp on his daughter's equipment, making sure she had the best of everything, which is interesting considering the way he raced. "I don't think he was that safety conscious," Alissa says. "When he raced, a lot of the equipment we have today wasn't available, so I don't think he ever really thought about it."
While Dad may not have thought about safety then, Alissa sure thinks about it now. We asked her to list off her top five most important safety items, other than obvious things like helmets and firesuits. These are things she would never get into the car without. Here they are, listed in order of importance.
1. Head and Neck Restraint Alissa's chosen restraint is a HANS Device, and it's lucky she has one. Last season she rolled her Sprint Car and says the HANS helped save her neck in that accident. "A lot of kids I race with wear one, but not many of the older people do," she says. "Maybe it's because it's a new piece of safety equipment, but all my friends have one. I've been racing most of my career with one, so it's like a habit. I wish everybody wore one."
Alissa even wears her HANS during mudpacking, "just because things can go wrong and I don't want to risk it. Hey, throttles stick, and if you're unprotected that could be the end. It takes 10 seconds to put one on; there's no point not to."
2. ARM Restraints For Sprint Car racers, arm restraints are almost a necessity, and at some tracks they're even part of the rules. However, there is no reason not to wear them. On her journey upside down, Alissa's restraints kept her arms inside the car and safe from getting caught in between the car and the ground.
3. Good Gloves Ah yes, we'd like to think that Alissa read last month's story about matching your glove's SFI rating to your suit's SFI rating, but we forgot to ask her. "Good-quality gloves are a big thing for me," she says. "You must have protection but also the ability to get good feedback through the wheel. A bad glove can prevent you from getting that good feedback."
4. Earplugs We found this one interesting. Sure, you see all of those NASCAR Sprint Cup guys stuffing the custom-molded plugs into their ears in the pre-race show, but how many short trackers do you know who wear them? If you're like us here at CT, that number is pretty low. "I like to hear," Alissa joked. Joking aside, hearing damage is a common problem among racers that can be easily solved with a halfway-decent set of earplugs. "One time I forgot to put them in, and I couldn't believe how much my ears hurt and rang after the race," she says. "Needless to say, I haven't forgotten them since."
5. Fireproof Socks Ok, fireproof socks? She must've read that article last month. No need to elaborate here. In the right type of accident, it's easy to burn your ankles if you're not wearing the proper flame-retardant socks.
We found Alissa's list to be not only interesting, but also educational, especially where the earplugs are concerned. We don't think a lot of racers consider them as safety equipment, but they are. If you don't believe us, just spend a few decades racing weekly and then check your hearing.
We also discussed some other items with Alissa, including the importance of wearing good-quality products. When she climbs into her car in 2008 at Petaluma, she'll be sporting a full complement of safety products, including Carbon X underwear, another item she never goes without. Her suit is a mutlilayer, custom-made Simpson.
In addition, her car is properly constructed from front to rear, including a Butler Built seat with a full halo.
"I've tipped it and rolled it a few times, and when I did I landed wrong, so my ribs and back hurt," Alissa says. "But I've been really lucky. I wouldn't be all right if I wasn't wearing all this safety equipment."
Alissa's focus on safety comes not only from her firsthand experience of flips, but also from growing up around Sprint Car racing where she was witness to some scary incidents. "I've seen my dad in some crazy accidents and had to watch him go to the hospital more than once." That's a great motivator for the aspiring World of Outlaws racer (it's one of her goals) to take safety seriously.
Admittedly, the safety equipment this young lady has isn't your Kmart special, but, as she says, "If you're unprotected, that could be the end. Always take that extra step. It could save your life."
At the time of this interview, Alissa's season was about to get underway. In addition to racing at Petaluma for points, she will be running 410 races on Friday nights at Silver Dollar Speedway as well as taking part in the Civil War Series, a California-based traveling show of 360 Sprinters. Her and her family's approach to safety should serve all of them well in the rough-and-tumble world of Sprint Car racing.


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Welcome to the Fold
On Saturday morning, I got up early, showered and dressed, and slipped quietly to the front door. Not quietly enough.
"Aren't you forgetting something?" said a voice behind me.
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"Well now," I said. "You're all dressed up."
"Yeah," said Dolores. "These are traveling clothes. You know, such as one would wear when travelling."
In the elevator I noticed her brooch had a lock of long blond hair in it. She caught me looking.
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Jonathan drove, Meg worked a frog sock, and Dolores fell asleep. As the city sprawl gradually disappeared we turned into genuine countryside, complete with farm fields and big stands of trees, and even the occasional horse. We turned off the highway on to a smaller road, then an even smaller road, then an itty-bitty road, and we were there.
"Dolores," I said. "Dolores, get up."
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"At the Fold."
"The what?"
"The Fold. The spinning shop."
"Spinning shop? What the hell are you, Amish? I thought we were going to a casino. You kept whispering on the phone about fun at the wheel."
"Spinning wheel. Not roulette wheel."
"Fuck. I gotta get my hearing checked."
"Well, look, " I said, "There's a whole flock of sheep over there. You can hang out with them if you don't want to look in the shop."
"Fab," said Dolores, waddling off toward the pen. "This will be some hot time. Hey, girls, what the hell do you do for kicks around here?"
"I'm a little worried," said Meg.
"We'll be fine," I said. "As long as there are no particularly good-looking farmhands in the vicinity."
The Fold lived up to its description. There are two sections to it: a yarn portion, into which I did not allow myself to step (though Meg quite a frolic in there); and a spinning portion, where the wool is stacked literally to the ceiling, and spinning wheels of sizes from teeny to titanic crowd the floor. If you prefer a hand spindle, there's a wall of them. A wall.
I was so dazzled I hardly knew where to start. Happily, I'd made a list beforehand and Toni, the owner, led me gently around to the things I needed. Niddy noddy, oil can, bobbins, tensioned lazy kate, orifice hook. All handsome and sturdy, all at fair prices. Toni herself is the model of what a shop owner ought to be: knowledgeable, patient, enthusiastic, and able to make everybody in the room feel like she's been waiting expectantly all day just for them.
Jonathan, meanwhile, had been exploring the wools. Blue-faced leicester caught his attention, and Toni sat him down to try it out.
I envied his skill. The guy spins like champ. The blue-faced leicester looked dreamy, flowing easily out of the fiber mass. Toni saw me drooling and suggested I try out a wheel.
Now, I'd never spun in front of anybody else who could spin, let along somebody who makes a living at it. I felt my face go red, but before I really knew what was happening Toni had me sitting in front of an Ashford Elizabeth with my own length of leicester. After a couple of deep breaths and a very embarrassing bad start, my nerves relaxed and everything went all spinny - in a good way.
From the Elizabeth, I moved on to a Lendrum Saxony. Toni suggested I try it when she noticed that I draw with my left hand. The model in the shop had a right hand orifice, and she thought it might be more comfortable for me. She was right. The wheel was so much fun to play with it qualifies as a sex toy.
But did she pressure me to buy it? No. Quite the contrary. She told me to stick with my Ashford Traditional for now. "Practice, learn, and shop around for a long time. Try lots of different wheels. Don't rush it. When the time comes for you to get a new wheel, you'll know it."
I could have stayed all day. I think we all could have. But with great reluctance we totalled up our damage and headed for the car. Dolores was still hanging around in the sheep pen.
"Time to go," I called.
"Oh, gee," said Dolores. "What a shame. We were just about to start a game of strip poker."
Back in the car, Jonathan asked Dolores if she'd had a nice time.
"Swell," she said. "I haven't been around such an exciting bunch since the last time I went to a Methodist funeral. Can we stop somewhere for a drink? I'm fresh out."
"We're going to have tea with Meg and Jonathan before we go back into the city."
"Tea? Oh God," she said, closing her eyes and lying back on the seat. "Please tell me that's just a euphemism."
[I'm indebted to Meg for taking these pictures, and to Jonathan for sending them to me. You're the best.]
42 comments:
- Jax said...
I am deeply, deeply jealous.
I also have an idea. We're going to ship Dolores off to southern Minnesota to visit my Aunt Faye. Let's just say those two are soul mates. Faye's rum balls are illegal in three states; despite glaucoma and arthritis, she drives one of those little mobility carts at breakneck speeds, smokes like a chimney, and still quilts. She'll show Dolores around the Indian casinos, where they can eat free and play the slots. You can have peace to play with all those new toys.
And really now--you're gonna shoot me--but that picture of you spinning reminds me of Ben Kingsley as Ghandi, spinning away on his charka. - 11:28 AM
- dan said...
The Fold will have to be my next fiber related destination/mecca... I mean, look at all of the fiber! Thanks for sharing the pics and experience.
- David said...
The fourth Musketeer always gets what she deserves.
- Nelly Olsen said...
Niddy noddies, orifices, sex toys . . . you knitters are certainly a wild and woolly bunch.
- Hockey Mom said...
Mr. Franklin, sir? Would you please add travelling Delores to the Cafe Press site? She would be perfect to wear to Maryland. Please?
- Julie said...
Ah, you've been to The Fold. Great place, huh? The Lendrum Saxony is my dream wheel, very smooth.
It's always an experience going out to Marengo! - 12:32 PM
- pacalaga said...
You didn't go into the yarn shop where they have all the SOCKS THAT ROCK??????
Love the spinning pics. I had no interest in spinning, but lately I've been thinking, and wondering what my little pitbull mix (Fluffy) would do if an alpaca moved into the yard... - 12:40 PM
- pacalaga said...
By the way, I had to mention - I was finally able to listen to your podcast last night. (Took me a while to find it, as I'm a little on the slow side, it would seem.) Anyway, I completely loved it. Your story about the sweater caused me to drop a few stitches of my own, and I laughed so loud at the niddy noddy comment that I nearly woke the baby.
(So, when are you going to start your OWN podcast?) - 12:45 PM
- Lisa said...
Well, it's probably a safe bet that Dolores will think twice before joining you for another field trip. Either that or she'll pack a larger flask.
too funny. - 1:04 PM
- TrickyTricot said...
You should really discourage Dolores from smoking in the apartment. Nothing gets the smell of cigarette smoke out...
So, will we see you in Maryland? - 1:23 PM
- Vintageme said...
Oh Dolores he looks better suited to a Chicken ..how could you ? As some wit on radio here said of David Beckhams's media image he's had sex with so many people I think I must have slept with him.But Rod...no amount of money would be worth it ..like marrying Onassis ..God I'd have needed a blindfold at night .You obviously havn't been to a Quaker funeral.Very kind of Franklin to take you .Holly
- Kel said...
Oh, how you make me laugh...
- Aidan said...
I feel so left out...forgotten. Discarded, like a empty can of Bumble Bee tuna.
But it does explain the desperate text messages from Dolores asking me to rescue her. I had no idea. I thought perhaps you were dipping her. - 1:38 PM
- All the Way With Knitting said...
Now listen up Holly ..Dad and me are a bit worried about your Martin Sheen crush..old guys ..huh? not for you ?good.Dolores find yourself a nice steady ram and settle .You could open a yarn shop ..get an alpaca who speaks Spanish as opposed to Quechua and you'll have the Hispanic knitting community in your..errr hooves.
- carla rey said...
Orifice hook? Oh, dear, that sounds painful.
- --Deb said...
Oh, that Dolores . . . that's what you get when you invite yourself along!
(And, the Fold? I'm jealous, too!) - 2:53 PM
- Janice in GA said...
I too draft with my left hand, and I've always wanted to try a spinning wheel with the orifice to the right. AND I'd love to try a Lendrum Saxony.
Color me envious! - 2:55 PM
- Susanne said...
I absolutely laugh.out.loud. when I read your blog!! You are one sick puppy and I just love it!!!!
Looks like you all (including Delores, c'mon D. admit it) had a great time...nice shop! - 3:02 PM
- Ted said...
Attaboy Franklin. Sounds like a wonderful trip. And very good advice from Toni about sticking with the Traddie until you're ready to move. (A wheel, after all is a considerable investment and a piece of furniture.) It's a good realiable, flexible wheel, and there's lots you can do with it.
- Ted said...
And, BTW, I've been wanting to go to the Fold for about 5 years. {sigh} I just don't seem to get that far west.
On my *next* trip to the midwest, I guess... - 3:24 PM
- Cheryl said...
"we'll be fine as long as there are no good looking farm hands around" -- was that warning for you or Dolores??
- goblinbox said...
Methodist funeral! Gack! *roflmao*
- Ann said...
Franklin, are you venturing this far east for MD S&W? You can bring Dolores - she might be ready for a sheep to shawl competition - no wait - she's a sheep wearing a shawl.....that outfit works really well for both S&W and the Hon festival.
- Carol said...
"Frog sock"? Do tell.
I'm a teeny bit jealous, but I suppose I can overcompensate at the Fold's booth at Md. Sheep & Wool. - 5:50 PM
- Faith said...
THE FOLD?! I probably don't even need to say this, but I AM SO JEALOUS!!! I'm glad Deloras had a smashing time, despite herself.
- Paul said...
Awesome post! Thanks for the pictures and the events of the day. LOVE the pic of Dolores with the sheep! You are a gem!
- bess said...
franklin--as a concerned reader i wanted to know if you were okay with all this flooding i am hearing about on the news? last night i saw cars being detoured off highways and i thought i might have seen dolores ride by in a cigarette boat of all things....seriously--are you okay?
- Cheryl said...
We were always told that the "dead in Christ would rise first", and that meant that the Methodists were the first to go!!
- mf said...
I've never been but order often! Love her stuff.. the pictures of your store & sheep look amazing! Toni is so very sweet online It's nice to hear she's the same way in person...Thanks for sharing your experiences and Dolores....;o))
- Marilyn said...
Maybe you're right. I need to ditch the Slovenians for a while and head west. I absolutely must see The Fold--not that I need more spinning shit. Because I do.
I also draft with my left hand. But since I am more or less ambidextrous, is that right-handed spinning or left-handed? - 8:14 PM
- puck said...
i am incredibly jealous that you actually got to go to the Fold. toni sold me my wheel over the phone. she was fantastic, i'm a beginner and she patiently answered all my (i'm sure asinine) questions and help me choose the lendrum upright....but i have to say i am now saving for the lendrum saxony. i nearly died to see that wall of roving behind you as you were spinning. ugh, my credit card would have spontaneously combusted in that place...maybe it is a good thing i live a 9 or so hour drive away.
thanks for allowing me to covet a bit:> - 8:29 PM
- ashley said...
Mr. Franklin,
You are wonderful! Everything in the world seems to be better after I've read one of your posts. Thanks for sharing your life with the world, I may be stuck in a lonely dorm room but with you and Dolores I feel like I've got great friends sitting next to me.
Kindest regards,
Ashley - 9:55 PM
- AngeliasKnitting said...
What control you have - not going into the yarn store! The Fold sounds wonderful...and very dangerous! :-)
Send Dolores here - I'll show her some Amish folk! :-) - 10:19 PM
- dragon knitter said...
looks like a good time was had by all!
i've got a proposition for you, if you're interested. email me. (and this is serious, business type proposition, not that floozy type, lol, i know better, even if you are cute) - 11:56 PM
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I have a proposition for you, too. It's serious, non-business, and very much floozy.
- Jon said...
OMG! That is just such a pose of you in front of the spinning wheel....ah to be that wheel....{wink}
- Catherine said...
Ah, the Fold is one of my favorite places in the obscurties of the Chicagoland area. Got my first spinning wheel there several years ago, and upon going back, fell in love all over again. Its grown quite alot in the past few years! It is most definitely a fiber mecca, worth the drive. I could wax poetic about it all day but it makes me sad there is nothing like it in Kalamazoo Michigan.
happy spinning! - 12:06 PM
- Dee said...
I love The Fold, Toni is the best! I need to make another run out there soon.
I also love your cartoon sheep, itd be perfect on a t-shirt! - 3:39 PM
- Faith said...
If you and Dolores want another road trip this weekend, you can go to the Stephenson County Fibre Art Fair (http://www.suzybeggin.com/FAF.htm). Lots of good stuff there!
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Owner and educator Dr. Chad Laurence is in private family practice at Corrective Chiropractic in Hockessin. After earning his doctorate from Life University of Chiropractic in Marietta, Ga., Dr. Laurence began practicing chiropractic in 2000. Before his chiropractic studies, Dr. Laurence received a BS degree in Microbiology from Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Laurence is one of only two doctors in Delaware who is certified in Chiropractic Biophysics, and is a Distinguished Fellow of the CBP technique. With a focus on chiropractic, structural spinal correction, nutrition, education, specific training, and massage therapy, Dr. Laurence is able to relieve symptoms for individuals suffering with physical problems, including neck and low back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches, arthritis, and intestinal difficulties. His approach is also particularly successful at helping children with chronic ear infections, asthma, allergies, ADD/ADHD, bed-wetting issues, colic and immune system disorders. Dr. Laurence is an experienced presenter who has been invited to speak in a variety of venues. He has published articles in regional health publications and area newspapers. Dr. Laurence and Corrective Chiropractic have been voted "Best Chiropractor in Delaware" by readers of several local newspapers. He currently serves on the boards of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, Arthritis Foundation of Delaware, and is a long-standing member of Longwood Rotary. For more information about Dr. Laurence or Chiropractic Biophysics (CBP), call Corrective Chiropractic at (302) 234-1115 or visit www.correctivechiro.net.
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Rove and Dick Morris, two pro-Mitt Romney political pundits who were part of Fox News' anti-Obama campaign, have reportedly been benched from appearing on Fox News' programming, according to New York Magazine.
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Rove's election night outburst probably didn't help his case. After multiple networks, including Fox News, called the all-important swing state of Ohio and thus the election for President Obama, Rove tried to argue that the outcome was still up in the air using math to support his point. Insisting that the projection was premature, the former advisor to George W. Bush spouted off numbers about rural areas whose votes hadn't yet been tallied, prompting co-anchor Megyn Kelly to ask: "Is this just math that you do as a Republican to make yourself feel better?" Rove was so relentless that Kelly awkwardly walked off set to ask the number-crunchers to back up their conclusion to Rove, who still wasn't satisfied afterward. For the record, Obama would've won even without Ohio.
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CELEBRITY chefs and delicious Cumbrian food attracted around 25,000 people to this year's Taste Cumbria festival in Cockermouth.
The event – run with the support of Britain's Energy Coast and Nuclear Management Partners – was held over the weekend of September 29 and 30.
Festival-goers enjoyed demonstrations, workshops and food stalls celebrating the very best of Cumbrian produce.
James Martin, presenter of BBC One's Saturday Kitchen, performed cooking demonstrations to a packed audience on the Sunday.
He had the crowds in stitches as he told jokes while cooking delicious food, including lamb and plaice. He also held a book signing at the Trout Hotel marquee.
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Nick Lawler, chairman of Taste Cumbria and owner of Lorton's Winder Hall, held cooking demonstrations with children from schools around Cockermouth on Saturday, while on Sunday he cooked dishes using ingredients from the various stalls taking part in the festival.
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Colin Le Voi, of the Quince and Medlar, on Castlegate, had to go back to the restaurant on Saturday afternoon to cook more produce as they were running out on their stall.
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The festival kicked off with a food tourism conference where local producers were urged to focus on making their products different to everything else already available, rather than trying to make better versions of products that can be bought everywhere.
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About 100 people, including food producers, hospitality business owners and representatives of public and private sector bodies, attended the event at Dovenby Hall on the Friday.
Mr Rayner, one of four panellists answering questions at the event, said: "You're selling a distinctiveness in what you do. Don't go for what's best and finest; go for distinctiveness. What makes you different?"
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Eden Valley hill farmer and rural campaigner James Rebanks, who compered the event, said Cumbria should be "a great version of itself, not a mediocre version of everywhere else".
Promoting Cumbrian food better should involve joining together the great landscape, food producers and hospitality industry, he added.
A study commissioned by Taste Cumbria showed that tourism brought £2.2 billion a year in to the county.
Helen Tate, of Red Research, told the conference 40.1 million visitors came to the county in 2011, spending £429 million on food and drink.
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Mr Robson said that before the foot and mouth crisis the tourism industry and farmers were in different camps but since then they had realised they were in it together and moved towards co-operation and collaboration.
The conference heard that the concept of food miles, which previously led people to think local food was environmentally better, was a thing of the past, with evidence showing that some food from abroad had a lower overall carbon footprint.
Now food provenance is increasingly important, as shown by the rising popularity of allotments among parents of young children.
Mr Rebanks warned that those at the conference needed to act on the discussions to make a difference and avoid it being a talking shop.
The food producers agreed they would like to work closer together, under the Taste Cumbria umbrella.
Mr Rayner said: "The idea of Taste Cumbria as a group of entrepreneurs is the clearest message I have heard. It makes sense.
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There are some tell-tale signs that your system is out of date and unsafe to work on (old-style rubber-sheathed cable, for example). But even if you live in a modern house with an electrical system that's been professionally checked and approved in the past ten years, things can still go wrong. So make sure it's safe before you begin work.
If you're in any doubt, get it checked by a qualified electrician.
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