Thank You Ken Miele
 

I would like to take a moment and thank Ken for his reporting of the US Nationals and of course his yearly reports from other venues. Steve Evans would have been proud of Kens reporting that's for sure. The in-depth photos and conversations with all the drivers really shows what sportsman racing is all about.
Thanks Ken and keep on keepin on.

Re: Thank You Ken Miele
 

Agree! I don?t know how you do all the reporting, take pics, get your car race ready and win some rounds! You?re a busy man! It was nice talking to you. Thanks for the video of our car!

Re: Thank You Ken Miele
 

Have to agree on what Ken does.

Top notch reporting, picture taking, videos, and in the lanes stuff, plus racing in
between.

Thanks Ken.

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Ken is one of a kind. Racing, videos, photos and interviews - well done young man.

Like I said in his thread about Indy, Ken makes it seem like you are there. I can't say Thank You enough.

Taking us all though The Barn with you, over the top cool.

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Thanks, you all are two kind, I don't mind the work. What's that saying... If you enjoy what you do you will never working a day in your life.

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Outstanding!

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Hey Ken!! Thank you for all the racing, videos, photos & interviews at the races plus the traveling to and from ..these really keep us who can't anymore for various reasons up on what's going on...and yes I still have a stocker in my garage...hope to meet up with you some day..
Bill Day
U/S

Re: Thank You Ken Miele
 

There's another thing he deserves a lot of credit for. This is one of the most responsive sites I go to during my daily travels. Always loads in a flash, click on something and it instantly happens.

Maybe it's just a question of the routing between my ISP and his, but considering even million dollar sites often stumble or lag, it's clear to me that he's making sure his site works right. And it seems most others just don't care to invest in proper IT and the customer experience is not that important.

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A most excellent point! I guess we've grown to take the excellence for granted.