As some of you may know, I was the first Chief Steward for John Bishop
at Taladaga very early on.
When John was forming IMSA he wrote me a note (I still have it ) asking
for any advice I might have on putting the race organization together.
One of my main comments was to hair a really good Chief Steward and give
him total command. Establish policies at a board level, or at John's
level, the let a really good dictator if you will, run things. Make the
stewards of the meet a strictly honorary group with NO say. They were
somewhat necessary at that time for FIA reasons.
For several reasons I was with John only a very short period of time and
he hired my good friend Charlie Rainville to be Chief Steward.
He made the trains run on time.
Larry Dent
Tombread@aol.com wrote:
Nobody likes a dictator, but he can
> make the trains run on time....
>
> Tom Butters
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