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May 12, 2016

Finding balance in prosperity

dt52photos.com

Prosperity can be a strange bird. Strange indeed.

Often, many of us don’t even realize we are enjoying prosperity when we’re in the moment. All too often, we take things for granted and then wonder what’s wrong when things change, never stopping to think that perhaps the anomaly isn’t the now, but instead the past.

For instance. Suppose we get used to seeing 20 Late Models at our local track every Saturday night for four or five consecutive years. Then, slowly, we get down to just 10 on a MORE

May 5, 2016

Still plugging away

Jason Walls/wrtspeedwerx.com

Gary Stuhler climbed into a race car for the first time in 1975 and here he is, 41 years later, still doing it every weekend he can.

Man, how time sure does fly.

“It doesn’t seem that long,” the 61-year-old Stuhler said recently as he headed out of the pit area at Hagerstown (Md.) Speedway after finishing 12th in the track’s Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event. “When I got started I never even thought about how long I’d race. I used to help a guy, he was getting out and I ended up MORE

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