If you are attending the Challenge Walk MS: Green Lake 2017 this weekend, you might see a familiar sight.

Our late friend Dennis Grace granted us usage of his golf cart when he passed away, thus we will always and forever have the slickest ride at the race track.

However, it serves as much more than just a golf cart. Dennis lived with MS for nearly 40 years of his life, and during his time on this earth, he became a wonderful mechanic and engineer.

In this case, there is a handle below the steering wheel that operates the accelerator and the brake with the simple flick of the arm. Easy. Perfect for a man who had enough strength in his arms to facilitate such a piece of equipment.

Thus, the cart will be on-hand in Green Lake, Wisconsin this weekend not only to help shuttle volunteers and participants around, but to showcase the can-do legacy of a man who didn't allow a disabling disease to slow him down for a second.

Who knows, it might inspire another can-do character to do the same...

Talk of Meadowdale, Lynndale, Wilmont, Elvas and Vees was had this morning.

#46 captured the Club Ford win this weekend at the VSCDA Elkhart Lake Vintage Festival, overcoming an early tire issue that set the team back in the heat race.
Thus, KMPR is done for the season for on-track events. Many thanks to everyone who helped us out this season, including Point B Suspension, Schultz Automotive, Werth Race Engineering, C&M Automotive Performance, Reid Hazelton, Scott Rubenzer, Linear Sport, Styled Aesthetic and Two Dogg Inc.