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a group for those who like to see the youth involved in the car world. Jessie is a 13 year old young lady who runs Jr Dragsters and likes to talk to other kids about it.She also like to go to all kind of shows and meet new people.
Website: http://www.littleleadfootracing.com
Location: loganville, ga.
Members: 73
Latest Activity: Jun 30, 2015
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I would like to thank my sponsor > SALON GEMINI LUCAS OIL
Thanks for the help. This year we are going to the southeast JR Conference in Bristol Tenn.and thanks to all my freinds here for the support
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Atlanta Dragway
Well today we had bright sun shine, good freindsand a sticky track. We gotto Atlanta Dragway about 9:30 this morning. We got or pit area set up and the car ready to race, When they made the call for…Continue
Started by Jessie (little lead foot) Mar 19, 2011.
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Comment by Michael Thies on September 17, 2010 at 7:49pm
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Congratulations Jessie for your wins tonight at Lanier!! I love the photos and we are all so proud! Keep 'em coming!!!
Big Mike
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Comment by Jessie (little lead foot) on September 17, 2010 at 7:45pm
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got back from lainer speedway and had a blast. hanging out with friend and making new ones also winning the spectator drag racing was good too thanks for all the support :)
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I am sorry, I have to work tonight, but I will definitely get out to see you soon! Have a great race and you are an inspiration to all of us! Keep us up to date on your schedule! Big Mike
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ready to go to lainer speedway for the racing tonight, so lets have some fun
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thanks Mr. Michael and I hope to Mr Jeffrey as you know we are going to have fun no matter what. we just enjoy hanging out with our friends
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Have a great race!
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Comment by Jeff Rutherford on September 13, 2010 at 4:51pm
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SMOKE HIM, Kiddo!!! (;O)))
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been cleaning on my car getting ready for this friday night going to pull some weight out with it being an all out run, if all works right dad will bring his car out to
( wounder if he will want to run me ( prob. not) :)
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Comment by Gerry Sorensen on September 12, 2010 at 12:33am
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Way to go Jessie! I will be interested in hearing more about your racing and Fast and Furious Friday.
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Her website is definably worth visiting. http://www.littleleadfootracing.com/
Mike
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