Kenny Koretsky’s life has changed dramatically since he sold all of his various race teams to others.  Now “just a driver,” in his words, Koretsky is happy handling a GTO for owner Greg Hill.  “This has taken a huge load off my mind,” said the man known far and wide as Caption Chaos. 

Kenny Koretsky’s life has changed dramatically since he sold all of his various race teams to others.  Now “just a driver,” in his words, Koretsky is happy handling a GTO for owner Greg Hill.  “This has taken a huge load off my mind,” said the man known far and wide as Caption Chaos. 

“My business has grown so big that I just didn’t have the time to devote to running a race team properly, so this was the right move for me.”  Koretsky’s son, Kyle, dubbed “Kid Chaos” by the old man and his friends, recently got his Super Comp license at the Jimmy Harrington Drag Racing School, and will make a limited number of national events in Pro Stock in 2008,
with an eye towards a full season in ’09. 

“For me racing’s not about money,” the senior Koretsky says.  “It’s about the people.  I love the people we race with, and that’s what it’s all about.

“We’re going to try and get Dave Northrop back out here in a third car at some point this season,” he added, “with our second car, to bedriven by Bill Windham, probably hitting the track by Phoenix orGainesville.”  Windham’s car will be sponsored by Big O Tires in what’s reported to be a very significant deal.