Jack Hewitt's sweep of the 1998 4-Crown Nationals is a story is so amazing and unlikely that it’s sometimes difficult to convince people that it really happened.
Their styles were vastly different, yet they were alike in many ways. Bob Senneker and Mike Eddy and their enduring rivalry would define ASA racing across three eventful decades, leaving an indelible impression on three generations of race fans.
Unprecedented. As this is written on Friday, March 13, a significant portion of America has come to a standstill as the world grapples with how to contain the COVID-19, the new coronavirus that represents the most significant pandemic of our lifetime.
It was built on grassroots principles of common rules, carefully planned scheduling and giving race fans what they crave — close racing, entertainment and compelling personalities.
