Bummer. 15 plus years ago he rode shotgun in my very first Cup at Motorsport Ranch in Cresson, TX and helped me save the car from a grass fire when I went off. RIP

 

Oh geez, RIP, Bryan...

Nizer, I remember that! I was there!

 

RIP, Bryan. Your experience and wisdom was a tremendous asset to the whole program.

 

A good human. Calm, cool, and collected. Learned a lot from his example.

 

R.I.P.

Good man and good Stewart.

 

Godspeed, Bryan

 

@Veloce Raptor And I am sure you were also there the first time I met Bryan, more than 20 years ago at my first DE! Pretty sure he gave me one of my early check-out rides. I vividly remember the chair he would use in the classroom to demonstrate weight distribution of the car as it accelerated, braked, and turned. I have stolen that example and now I use a chair when I instruct classroom sessions.

RIP, Bryan. Hope he knew how much his life impacted others.

 

Calm and professional. He was always a huge help.