Blog - Page 7 of 8 - Guardian Angel Motorsports

Chapter 2 – The “Ring”

August 14, 2014 By Bruce Ledoux Leave a Comment

It all started back in August of 2008 when Dave Quinlan & I decided we wanted to race the 24 hrs of Daytona.

Yes – there have been twists and turns, modifications, adaptations and some experimenting along the way….just like any good road course, 😉 It was, however, the undeniable birth of Guardian Angel Motorsports as you know it now.

Well – it’s August again and over a beer at Smith & Wollensky, the devil on my shoulder (also known as Dave Quinlan) has enticed me with stories of grandeur, triumph and general awesomeness. June 2015 is GAM’s second chapter in the global endurance tri-fecta.

It’s time for GAM to do the 24hrs at the Nurburgring.

[Read more…]

A Tobii For Naomi

August 12, 2014 By Bruce Ledoux Leave a Comment

ABOUT NAOMI

Naomi is a 13 year old girl with Rett Syndrome. She enjoys many activities like bowling attending after school art classes just to name a few. Rett syndrome robs girls of a normal life. Currently Naomi is is 100% dependent on her parents. She can not feed, dress or use the toilet on her own and has little to no speech.

OUR GOAL: A TOBII FOR NAOMI

[Read more…]

3rd Annual GAM 2-Day Driving Experience at Monticello Motor Club

August 12, 2014 By Bruce Ledoux Leave a Comment

Registration is now open and VERY limited to our annual fundraising event at MMC 5/31-6/1.

2 fun filled days at the track, along with gourmet meals, cocktail party sponsored by Cisco Brewery of Nantucket, live music and silent auction all to benefit GAM kids in need along with MMC designated children’s charities in Sullivan County. We are super excited that this year we are hosting two of GAM families at our event!! [Read more…]

GAM Kicks off 2014 with $50,000 in Grants

August 12, 2014 By Bruce Ledoux 1 Comment

Guardian Angel Motorsports starts the 2014 year by giving $50,000 to ten children in need.

In the last weeks of December 2013, Guardian Angel Motorsports (GAM) became the recipient of two grants greater than $50,000 from two anonymous car person donors. The money was specifically directed towards helping children or the families of those children improve their quality of life.The GAM crew swung into action and immediately identified ten children that could use this game changing support. [Read more…]