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These area photos of Red receiving an award for racing in the face of adversity
Over Your Shoulder
In Memory of:
"Red"
Edward J. Lindemann
03/04/00
That’s what he would have wanted.
That’s what I would have wanted.
Are those just words of comfort?
Or words that justify our love of a sport?
No!
I think that somewhere behind those words you will find a basic division within the human
family.
Over there the vast majority fear death above all else.
Avoid its risk above all else, and pray they die in their sleep.
Never looking the inevitable in the eye.
But over here the arena is reserved for those special few,
For those who climb mountains,
Fight wars,
And drive racecars.
Those special few,
That except death is the inevitable result of living.
We refuse to hide from the inevitable.
We concur our fear.
We live our life to the fullest!
Let’s take a moment to prepare our selves.
A quiet moment before the engines roars.
Showroom Stock A NHIS April 12, 1998 Chicane-Chicane - Red’s Last lap (in my car).
| Number | Name |
Lap 1 |
Lap 2 |
Lap 3 |
Fastest |
Position |
Points |
354 |
Richard Noonan |
01:30.636 |
01:30.255 |
01:30.718 |
01:30.255 |
1-T |
11 |
107 |
Dan Malek |
01:36.170 |
01:33.542 |
01:34.604 |
01:33.542 |
2-T |
9 |
802 |
Dean Smith |
01:37.878 |
01:35.064 |
01:34.189 |
01:34.189 |
3 |
7 |
888 |
Red Lindemann |
01:35.628 |
DNF (Turn-6) |
01:35.628 |
4 |
5 |
|
240 |
Christopher Tier |
01:39.586 |
01:39.731 |
01:39.531 |
01:39.531 |
5 |
2 |
Red, You had Me.
Bye Red
"Checker – Checker – Checker"
Humbly, Submitted
Dean E. Smith