Indy Racing League team owner and driver Sarah Fisher will step away from her office at her race shop to guest co-host the
Smiley Morning Radio Show on WZPL-FM 99.5 along with Dave Smiley tomorrow. Fisher takes over hosting duties for Smiley’s co-host
KJ and will report the news along with the Hollywood Dirt report with the help of EXTRA TV’s Carlos Diaz. The radio studio
has become Fisher’s third office after her race car and race shop. This is the fourth time Fisher has guest co-hosted the
show. Fisher has also delivered television news for local Indianapolis NBC affiliate WTHR and counted down national music
for VH1’s Top 20 Countdown.
To call-in to the show from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., you can reach Smiley and Fisher at (317) 228-1099 or toll-free at (877) 385-1099.
Tomorrow Fisher kicks off the last day of her Sarah Fisher Racing “12 Days of Christmas Food Drive” benefiting the St. Vincent DePaul Food Pantry. Donations are still being accepted at Sarah Fisher Racing, O’Gara’s Irish Pub and Lamping Cleaners until 6 p.m.
All Fisher’s outreach efforts appear to be paying off. Yesterday, SFR marketing chief Klint Briney told me the team is closing in on finalizing several sponsorship deals that will put Fisher on the track for at least all the IRL’s oval races. A future move to a bigger shop is also a possibility. “Despite the economy,” Briney said, “things are going really well for us right now.”
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Perhaps the naysayers can be nice for a change and say something complimentary of Sarah or else just say nothing at all. Sarah deserves our praise!
It's unbelievable how SouthSideDave and the other naysayers can make every little thing on this forum negative. So let's review: what makes someone so negative?
Negative people are not happy about themselves inside. It is usually caused by low self-esteem or various mental illnesses. Negative people insist on putting down every little thing in order to make themselves feel better. They have a difficult time understanding that anything in life can improve into something better.