"I won a lot of races, done a lot of things, but this is a first for me," Stenhouse told The Post. He said he sized up the track split between a labyrinth-like, intertwining upper and lower level on a walkthrough, but quickly realized there were "a lot of corners" to weave in and out of at about 40 miles per hour.
"I could basically move the upper and lower part of the muscles around my eyes, [and] over time I perfected my skill until at last I was able to move the eye completely out of its socket," said the father-of-four, who works in logistics.
This started 81 years ago when DeReamer received a puppy-adorned card from Wheaton for her 14th birthday in April 1944, launching the enduring tradition.
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