Autographs

pete240z wrote:

BradLTL wrote: Many years ago, I worked for a syndicated comedy morning radio show. We used to sign autographs at all of our remotes, and had to do an autograph line after our charity softball games. I've probably signed hundreds of autographs, it never ceased to be awkward or embarrassing, especially since I was signing my on-air name not my real name. Bonus points if anyone can come up with my on-air persona.

Less Than Truck Load Brad? (LTL is a shipping/freight term)

That was my first thought as well.

Mark Donohue and Mario Andretti. Men who could drive anything with four wheels and a motor.
Right after I started racing I got talked into co-driving a Firehawk 944 at the Tampa IMSA Challenge event and while we were sitting around the paddock(we werent allowed to lounge in the transporter with the funded drivers) several groups of kids came through and got our autographs. It was the only time in 20+ years of racing that I was ever asked for an autograph by anyone other than the tire guy when I picked up my order.