KUDOS to Bill 'Redman' Floyd

[t.tosto]

Being relatively new to NHRA class racing, Tim , Vince and I have been so well treated by Redman every time we have been out. He is an oustanding person to be respected because he gives respect , thnks for all the help, Redman, Tony Tosto A/S.

[Paul Hellenberg]

Bill "Redman" Floyd did a superb job last weekend, took a track the was marginal at best to being really good. Thank you for all your effort and always a smile!

[Jim Blankenship]

There is no better feeling while sitting in waterbox while the crew cleans up a water/oil/transfluid spill 200' out than have bill walk in front of you with a thumbs up.
you know the track is in good shape. thanks for all the good ,safe runs bill we can never say enough thank you's . jim

[TOSTO RACING]

Great guy with an unbelievable memory to remember each and evryone one of us and to really take an interest in your setup!

[Ed Fernandez]

Redman is the best of the best.There are some out there who do an outstanding job
and do it with skill and tact towards the racer.He is among the best.Hope to see him down the road.

[69Cobra]

Originally Posted by TOSTO RACING

Great guy with an unbelievable memory to remember each and evryone one of us and to really take an interest in your setup!

You can say that again. Back in '06 I believe, I went to the division open at Indy. It was just my wife, my son who was about 2 years old and myself. My Mom and Dad were on vacation somewhere and this was the first time I had ever raced at Indy. So we get there and get the car unloaded and I go up to find tech. I roll up the road behind the bleachers and I obviously had that I don't know where I'm supposed to go look on my face. I look up and see this NHRA tech guy (Redman) waving me in his direction. I apologized for not knowing where to go and he says your Dad should know where to go. Mind you. My Dad and this car haven't been to Indy since the mid 80's. 20 years or so ago. He made me feel right at home and was very welcoming. Being by myself (without my Dad at the track) it was very comforting knowing someone was there more than willing to help out or point me in the right direction if needed.

Thanks Redman.