Autocross monster?

[John V]

Originally Posted by racer_d

John - Good luck at Devens! (at least I thougt it was your name for this weeks event )

Thanks. We are really looking forward to Devens - they put together some great courses last year and we're finally starting to figure the car out.

[Sammy]

Originally Posted by John V

If you guys really want a challenge, sign up for the SCCA Milwaukee National Tour. My co-driver and I are signed up and can't wait for the long tow out there. I cut my teeth autocrossing in the Milwaukee region back in 1997-1999 and several of the country's top A Stock drivers (including the 1-2 finishers at Nats in 2006) will be competing at the Tour. Should be fun.

Hope to see some other Boxsters out there, even if not competing. Miller park isn't too much of a drive from Chi-town.

We haven't been to Milwaukee yet this season, but I did run 3 times last year and agree that there are some fantastic drivers, particularly the one in the older red Corvette. I can't compare last year to this year because I was new to the Boxster and didn't have R compounds. Let me know when you'll be in Milwaukee and maybe we can meet up for an event?

[John V]

Originally Posted by Sammy

We haven't been to Milwaukee yet this season, but I did run 3 times last year and agree that there are some fantastic drivers, particularly the one in the older red Corvette. I can't compare last year to this year because I was new to the Boxster and didn't have R compounds. Let me know when you'll be in Milwaukee and maybe we can meet up for an event?

We arrive thursday the 5th of July late - planning to do the warmup event Friday at Miller Park and Friday night coursewalks. The only other plans I have are to visit Kopp's in Glendale and stop at Sprecher for a case of root beer.

Saturday and Sunday are pretty much all competition, and we're leaving Monday AM for the long haul back. If you make it up to the event do stop by and say hi. We have the yellow "S" with Maryland tags.

The guy with the older red Corvette is the current A Stock national champion. Steve Wynveen (2nd at nats last year) will be there in his yellow S2000 as well.

[Sammy]

Originally Posted by John V

We arrive thursday the 5th of July late - planning to do the warmup event Friday at Miller Park and Friday night coursewalks. The only other plans I have are to visit Kopp's in Glendale and stop at Sprecher for a case of root beer.

Saturday and Sunday are pretty much all competition, and we're leaving Monday AM for the long haul back. If you make it up to the event do stop by and say hi. We have the yellow "S" with Maryland tags.

The guy with the older red Corvette is the current A Stock national champion. Steve Wynveen (2nd at nats last year) will be there in his yellow S2000 as well.

Yup, I know who the guy in the Corvette is.

I'm not sure if I can make it that weekend but I'll check my schedule and PM you if I can make it.

[John V]

Well, luck didn't prevail. I was dirty as hell both days and ended up having to backpedal to get a clean run each day. Considering essentially no real seat time in the car this year, I'm pretty happy. My raw times would have given me the win but Chris kept it fast and clean and took a deserved win.

http://www.scca.org/_FileLibrary/File/Devens%20Sunday%20Preliminary.pdf

[Dr. Kill]

Originally Posted by John V

Well, luck didn't prevail. I was dirty as hell both days and ended up having to backpedal to get a clean run each day. Considering essentially no real seat time in the car this year, I'm pretty happy. My raw times would have given me the win but Chris kept it fast and clean and took a deserved win.

http://www.scca.org/_FileLibrary/File/Devens%20Sunday%20Preliminary.pdf

Interesting, not sure if I know how to read those results. Does that say that, out of three runs, Chris beat you by 1.4 seconds overall? Why are there two rows of data per driver?

Glad to see you finished well – who can’t root for a team endorsed by Captain Kirk?

[racer_d]

Originally Posted by Dr. Kill

Interesting, not sure if I know how to read those results. Does that say that, out of three runs, Chris beat you by 1.4 seconds overall? Why are there two rows of data per driver?

Glad to see you finished well – who can’t root for a team endorsed by Captain Kirk?

Iam not 100%, but given the dates at the top, it was a two day event, 3 runs on each day for a total time difference of 1.4 seconds over 2 days and 2 courses.

[Perfectlap]

Originally Posted by Dr. Kill

Interesting, not sure if I know how to read those results. Does that say that, out of three runs, Chris beat you by 1.4 seconds overall? Why are there two rows of data per driver?

Glad to see you finished well – who can’t root for a team endorsed by Captain Kirk?

The autocrossing world is a small one. Think I know at least 10 people on that list.

[kenkamm]

Originally Posted by Dr. Kill

Interesting, not sure if I know how to read those results. Does that say that, out of three runs, Chris beat you by 1.4 seconds overall? Why are there two rows of data per driver?

Glad to see you finished well – who can’t root for a team endorsed by Captain Kirk?

Yes, each row represents one day of competition. Three runs per day. The best run from Saturday is added to the best run from Sunday to get the total time.

Each time that is listed "+1" has a two second penalty added to it. So a 57.112+1 is a 55.112 raw time, plus one cone, equals 57.112

[Dr. Kill]

Originally Posted by kenkamm

Yes, each row represents one day of competition. Three runs per day. The best run from Saturday is added to the best run from Sunday to get the total time.

Each time that is listed "+1" has a two second penalty added to it. So a 57.112+1 is a 55.112 raw time, plus one cone, equals 57.112

Ahh, thank you for the clarification.

[John V]

Videos from Devens are up. http://www.teamwtf.org/