A humorous tribute to hard-workin' crews Artwork � 1997, Allen Markey Bandit Racing Photo In our first 3 seasons the family did all the work on the car.  Anyone who has ever been involved in racing knows how much labor that can be.  Those first years were a lot of fun.  We built the cars in our garage, we serviced and setup the car on raceday, we hauled the car to the track, we did whatever needed to be done to the car at the track, we hauled the car home, fixed any damage, then started the whole process over for the next weekend.  Back then we raced both Friday and Saturday nights. We were lucky to meet Jim Meyer in 1995, and in '96 he took over as crew chief.  He and his sons Jimmy (a.k.a. "Bubba") and Brian did an enormous amount of work to help us every week, all summer long.  Of course we have many other friends who lend a hand from time to time, but no one has been there for us like the Meyer Family! Now our track races only Saturdays, but it still takes a lot of sweat and blood to keep the car in shape.  For the upcoming season it's back to the family gig, but we hope to be utilizing the talents of some of our friends from time to time.   Jason in his Toledo Speedway racing kart Kart Graphics by Allen Markey Bandit Racing Photo CREW CHIEF:  Jason Brown is an experienced racer in his own right.  He has raced 4-cycle karts on both dirt and asphalt, indoors and out, since the age of 10.  Jason has been an integral part of the Bandit Racing crew since it's inception in '93.  He has helped build and maintain each of the cars and does most of the work in the pits. Jason is an excellent artist who enjoys drawing his own chassis designs and racecar graphics. He is a graduate of Sylvania Northview High School and currently works full time as an automotive technician at Hagele's Pro Tech.

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