NASCAR: Remember Twisted Sister?
Remember Twisted Sister?
No, not the old Cup car that resembled an arthritic snake after NASCAR body shops spent years twisting Ford, Chevy and Dodge bodies beyond any recognition.
No, I refer to the rock group Twisted Sister that sang “You Can’t Stop Rock an Roll?”
Well at this point, and it’s early in it’s lifespan and progress up the coast is slow, but Hanna may prove the songs lyrics false you can stop Rock and Roll [400].
Richmond International Raceway officials said yesterday they are monitoring Tropical Storm Hanna but the weekend’s NASCAR events, including the Chevy Rock & Roll 400 Saturday at 8 p.m., “are currently scheduled to run as planned.”
The last time a Saturday night race at RIR was rained out (the Crown Royal 400 on May 5, 2007), it started on Sunday at 1:15 p.m.
I’m betting the event runs Sunday, or later.
Dee Snider… rock on!
Did you know, Twisted Sister is playing a benefit this Saturday, September 6th, at L’Amour, on Staten Island?
All proceeds will go towards the medical bills of their long time friend and head of security Sal Valvo, with Twisted Sister matching the proceeds dollar for dollar.
Now you know, and knowing is half the battle!
Not to mention the venue will be dry, unlike what appears to be on tap for Richmond this weekend.
Shouldn’t Hanna be out playing with her sisters or something?
Actually Hanna will probably be playing with he brother Ike who follows close behind.