We will always miss Kevin.

I think My Dad was at the race that Kevin died in. I was just reading his bio and i was about in tears. R.I.P. G-Man

Kevin you are missed very dearly by a good friend. Some day I will come see you. My life has changed since you went on your journey. May you rest in peace, Your buddy, Paul

RIP...

i still remember the day at Lincoln when Kevin first started in the 410 i think he spun out the very first time he ran and everybody laughed but they were all laughing when he was kicking fast freddy's ass on a weekly bases.thanks for keeping the web site going.

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R.I.P. G-MAN!

I just want to express my sorrow, (belated) at the loss of Kevin. I want to add that I think all the member's of the Gobrecht family are wonderful people. I have a very small 18 hole golf course and I purchase stuff from the family business (Golf Cart Services) and Brian, Scott and Bob treat me so very well. I am probably one of their smallest customers, yet they treat me 1st class when I walk in. This is so unusual in this day and age where companies treat everyone like numbers. Brian will take the time to pull used parts off carts so I can purchase a part at a lesser price because he knows my funds are very limited. Bob always has a smile for everyone and makes your day better. Scott, no matter how busy he is, always takes the time to say Hello. All the Gobrecht's are people "people". They truly care about people and I mean this. I'm sure Kevin was the same way. The parent's can be so proud that they raised boy's who are good, caring people and make this world a better place.

i never knew kevin but what i have read about him on this website makes me fell like i know him and i wish that i would have been able to of met kevin bc he will always be my favorite racer and i will forever always be a fan of his
G-MAN MAY YOU ALWAYS BE "FOREVER ON THE GAS"

I know him from his nephew,Mitchell Gobrecht.