INTERESTING TIMES... A change of pace (Part 130b)
The other
guys headed right for the car as “B” pulled off the track. I took my
time getting there and as I did I could hear them “razzing” him with
comments like “I could run faster than you were going” and “Your mother
drives faster than that”. After a few minutes I told them to back off.
“B” just sat in the car with his helmet off. I could see beads of
perspiration running down from his forehead as I approached. Rather than
to make a comment I asked him how it went. I couldn’t believe it when
his answer was “I did what you told me to do... I took it easy”.
I
had to “bite my tongue”. What I wanted to say and what I did say were
diametrically opposed. I remember taking a deep breath and, as calmly as
I could, told him that I’d only meant for him to take it easy for the
first few laps. He wouldn’t look at me, just staring out of the
windshield. Again, as calmly as I could I explained that on the next
track session when the green flag came out signaling to “GO!” I wanted
him to floor the accelerator pedal, just like he liked to do in his road
car and then, as he approached the turns, lift his foot off until the
next straightaway. When he didn’t respond I asked if he’d heard me and
he nodded that he did. At that point I walked away. I told the other
guys to just leave him alone for now. He stayed strapped in to his seat
until they called for our division cars to go out for the next session.
I
busied myself while waiting by watching the faster cars practice.
Cliffy’s car seemed to be among the faster ones but since “B” was to go
out right after they finished up I had to wait to talk with him. As “B”
was about to pull out of our pit I yelled through the window that I
didn’t want to see the left wheels on the white line. When the green
flag was waved “B” was on the front stretch and I could actually see the
car leap forward... for a few feet and then slow considerably. After he
made it through the first and second turns the car leaped forward again
and this time it made it half way to the turn before slowing again. It
was definitely an improvement as it was now taking the other cars longer
to lap him. Pulling off the track I could see the same look on his face
as after the first time. I was really surprised because I thought I
knew him pretty well.
One thing that took my mind off “B” and his
“problem” was in watching Bebe walking around. Between the times when
“B” was out on the track and just waiting around she’d chosen, as her
perch, the hood of Pete’s car. As I’d mentioned, the pits weren’t paved
but were just a combination of sand and dirt. Every time a car would
drive by it would create a cloud of dust which settled everywhere...
especially on the roofs and hood of the passenger cars that were parked
there. When she slid off to walk around she had the most glorious VPL.
The ridge of the crotch was highlighted. I’d never seen anything like it
before. I’d learned how to spot VPL’s even when the color of the pants
covering the panties was a dark color. But, Bebe’s pants were white and
this half moon line was a light, but pronounced, brown. As I said, I’d
never seen one like it before.
For the last session I told “B”
that I wanted to see him get out towards the middle of the race track...
that when he was racing he’d end up there one way or another. When the
green flag started waving “B” pulled out to the middle of the front
straight away but wasn’t going all that fast. Then, as he approached the
turn he made a sharp left to the inside. When he did he cut another car
off. The other driver, having seen “B” in the middle of the track, cut
down to pass him on the inside. “B” never saw him and the other car hit
“B’s” left rear tire a glancing blow. As soon as he was hit “B” cut into
the infield and stayed there for the rest of the session. When he came
in I told the others to stay back as I wanted to hear what “B” had to
say.
“Something broke!” was what he yelled at me. He was very
animated and very sure of himself. I got him to take his helmet off and
then proceeded to tell him that he’d cut off another car and had been
hit by him... nothing had broken. He sat there shaking his head telling
me that he knew something had broken and that’s why he pulled off the
track. I gave up at that point. I’d asked the others not to say anything
and it would probably be best if, after helping to load our stuff into
the car, they all left and that I’d ride home with “B”.
By the
time we reached the barn “B” was back to being “B”. It was almost like
he didn’t remember what had taken place the previous few hours. He was
all pumped up about the improvement in his performance during the
afternoon. I just sat there and listened to him. The last thing he said
before I took off for home was that we’d get the car fixed back up and
be ready for the next practice session the following Saturday. Getting
into my car I was shaking my head. There was nothing to do to the car
but to check it over and fill the gas tank. When the other car him him
it didn’t do any damage at all. By the time I pulled in my driveway I
was wondering, again, just what I’d gotten myself into.
Walking
into the kitchen, Elle hit me with a surprise. Sandy and Johnnie were
coming over. I hadn’t seen her since her miscarriage even though she’d
gone back to work at the hardware store. Even though I was tired and
frustrated I was kind of glad they would be visiting. It would
definitely take my mind off of “B” and his “performance”, or lack
thereof, at the track.
Sandy had watched Kaye the previous
Thursday and Elle had said she was in good spirits. She’d even mentioned
that she and Johnnie had thought about adopting. I was surprised when
Elle said they were coming before the kids were to go to bed but she
said that Sandy had requested it. Not a psychologist, I thought that it
was a good sign.
The first thing Sandy did after arriving was to
ask the girls to play a game with her. They picked out a board game and
set it up on the floor of the den. I was looking forward to picking
Johnnie’s brain about the situation at the school so we went out to the
kitchen. Pat,(the PTA lady) had passed on some rumors about changes in
the physical education area. I realized right after I mentioned it that
it was a “touchy” subject with him and that he wasn’t comfortable in
discussing it. I could tell he had some real concerns. When we returned
to the den my evening was made... a DP and a VPL. It didn’t matter that I
knew what panties she was wearing... that just made it more exciting.
The DP exhibited a “tube” type waist elastic. When Elle and I’d made up
the “dribble panties” for Sandy we’d used Modern Globe nylon satin
panties with that type waist elastic. But the VPL confirmed it. With
four layers of terrycloth between the two layers of nylon there was a
specific bulge. I knew it oh so well from Elle wearing them. It made a
disappointing day much, much better!
To be continued...
1 comment:
The level of driving skill the average person displays on the streets is appalling. Then they think they can eat, text, phone call, put on make up or shave...while driving! Despite that fact, they think they can go out and win a NASCAR race if only they had a chance behind the wheel!
LOL, poor B must have been delusional like most people.
Sounds like a good day for VPLs though, that always makes everything better!
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