| GIVE HIM THE GLORY RACING |
Psalms 115:1
| Racing In Jesus' Name |
What started out as an interest in motorsports is now our focus in life. The
Calabrese Family started "Give Him The Glory Racing" to combine our love
for the Lord and to serve Him through motorsports. Living close to Infineon
Raceway (formally Sears Point) gave us the opportunity to experience racing
up close. In the early days it was very inexpensive for the family to attend a
major event at Sears Point. NASCAR, Trans Am, NHRA and IMSA all visited
Sears Point on a regular basis. We would like to share with you some of the
memories and experiences we received while attending these events.
Calabrese Family started "Give Him The Glory Racing" to combine our love
for the Lord and to serve Him through motorsports. Living close to Infineon
Raceway (formally Sears Point) gave us the opportunity to experience racing
up close. In the early days it was very inexpensive for the family to attend a
major event at Sears Point. NASCAR, Trans Am, NHRA and IMSA all visited
Sears Point on a regular basis. We would like to share with you some of the
memories and experiences we received while attending these events.
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| GIVE HIM THE GLORY RACING |
Psalms 115:1
| Racing In Jesus' Name |
| While attending an SCCA event in 1992 our driver, Rocky Calabrese at age 3 gets bitten by the racing bug. |
| All he needs is a booster seat and blocks on the pedals and he's ready to race. Even back then he couldn't wait to get on the track. |
| Rocky at age 4. Hanging out in the Pits with the Archer Brothers Shellzone Dodge Trans Am team in 1993. |
| Rocky meets 5 time 24 hour of Le Mans winner Derek Bell |
| Our adventures at the race track were not just limited to Sears Point. Here we see Toni, Andrea and Rocky Calabrese at California Speedway in October of 2000. Great view from high on the grand stand, you could see all the way around the 2 mile oval The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series was on the track that morning next the Champ Car World Series came out for practice |
| Christian Top Fuel Driver Eddie Hill Poses with Rocky at the 1998 Fram Autolite Nationals |
| By the look on his face Rocky had no idea who this guy was and why we wanted him to take a picture with the Legendary "Big Daddy" Don Garlits |
| At the ALMS Race at Infineon in 2001 Rocky meets Former Formula 1 Driver Johnny Herbert Now driving the Audi R8 Racecar We asked Johnny if he had any advice for an up and coming racecar driver He told Rocky to "believe in himself and not to be swayed by others" |
| Gentleman Driver Tommy Archer This guy would give you the shirt off his back. One year we met Tommy at a Trans Am race and asked him how we could get a Dodge Motorsports hat like the one he was wearing, "Here you can have this one" That says it all |
| John Force believes in family and fully supports Racers for Christ 2002 Fram Autolite Nationals |
