Slow down.... Slow down...(lol)   ...Before you answer, please read what it is we're looking for this time around...

We all know that there are many sons who followed in their fathers, (and sometimes grandfathers, and probably even great grandfather's) footsteps when it comes to wheeling a race car.  THAT IS NOT WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR THIS TIME....

What we're looking for in this weekend's "Son of a Gun" trivia question is really "Son of an Owner," meaning we want you to provide the name of "a son" who drove for their father, where the father was known mainly as a car owner, and not primarily at any point as a driver themself.

What makes this tricky is that probably at some point most eventual car owners (fathers) probably drove at the very least "a little" before becoming a car owner for their son.... so to make this a little tougher, we're looking son's (or daughters) of those fathers who didn't race/didn't race much, but went on to become a car owner for their son or daughter.

So... give this one some thought and let us know the name of a driver, who drove for a car owner who was their father, but where you don't remember the father having been a driver before becoming an owner.

• Driver (son or daughter):______________________
• Owner (father who was not a racer/limited racing experience before becoming a car owner):_________________________

As an example:

• Driver: Andrew Krause
• Owner (father who was not a racer/limited racing experience before becoming a car owner): Cliff Krause (owned cars driven by Rick Laubach and others, but I don't think he was a driver before becoming a car owner.)

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Thanks if advance for giving it some thought... and be sure to let us know who you come up with in response to this weekend's "Son of a Gun" Trivia question.

3Wide

Anthony, as the driver of the 73, his father Tony is known as one of the top owners in the North East. 

Don Ling Sr and Donny Ling jr.    Don Sr. never raced.  He always owned cars. Tommy Comerord drove for Don until Donny was old enough to race.   Donny won the 1984 Sportsman championship at Wall than took over the Ling 66 modified from Tommy Comerford.   Donny won a lot of races in a short period of time, even ran some Busch Series races but retired early because he became a Cop. 

Emmett Alfrey Son Tom Alfrey

Jerry Higbie Jr driver

Jerry Sr and his brother (can’t remember his name) 97 driven by Eddie Davis, Bobby and Steve Bottcher and others previously.

Tony Sesely for son and daughters Anthony, Amanda and Amy

Bobby Fletcher driver

Harry Fletcher owner of the 66, driven mostly by Johnny Grum and Steve Smith.

Bobby’s son Cody is currently driving the 66a, several wins in Central Pa already this season.

After posting this Cody Fletcher won his fourth in a row, undefeated at Lincoln this year.

John Norcia Son Pat Norcia... However found out that Pats Mom forbid her Husband to have anything to do with thier son racing. Perhaps in fear of him getting injured

Me. My dad was the owner he’d been going to stock car races since he 16, loved building them and rebuilding them with me behind the wheel but never wanted to get behind the wheel

Cliff Krause raced his own #27 Sportsman at OCFS before Steve Bottcher drove for him at Penn National. I used to kid Cliff about his driving career all the time.

Never knew that Cliff raced before becoming a car owner.   Any idea how long he raced for, and did he run the #27?

Speaking of the Krause family, daughter Emily drove a Factory Stock a few seasons at Wall. 

Is Dick Barney still considered the owner, or has Robert assumed that responsibility? In any instance, Blake Barney drives for either his Dad or his Grandad. Neither Dick or Robert drove.

Pops Blewett never drove, but JB II drove for him.

Tom Martino never drove (drag racing don't count) and Tom Jr. drives for him.

……..Charlie Kremer driving for his Dad.

Meme Desantis drove his father's 14

Glenn Smith driver

George Smith owner, of Statewide Racing/Hiway Safety 

Mike Meals driver

Dick Meals car owner, Rags Carter, Hal Reifinger, Freddy Adam, Fred DeGroot and Red Coffin previous drivers.

Richard  Mike jr.   Gina Reutter drove Mikes cars

I think Whitey Kidd fielded a car for his son Whitey Jr...Maybe Roger would know more??

Whitey did field a car for his son but Whitey was a driver back in the Weisglass days .He had to quit driving when he joined the NYPD