This road race had two 59 mile legs - from Ft. Stockton, TX to Sanderson, TX and then back to Ft. Stockton, TX. 118 miles total! It's practically all desert all there, but the roads were nice - lots of blind off-camber turns. The Texas Department of Transportation, in cooperation with local authorities officially closed the entire 59 mile stretch to public traffic. This is one of the rare opportunities to legally speed on a public road! We're in the "touring group". This is our first time with the road rally, so we're restricted to the 110 MPH average and we cannot ever exceed 124 MPH - first-timers are restricted to this class. Later on, once roll cages, etc. are installed, you can work-up to the 180+ MPH class! The point of the whole race is to complete the 118 miles averaging EXACTLY 110 MPH. So, timing/mileage tracking through the road course is very important.
Professional Picture of Marc & Brent on the northbound return leg, going approximately 120 MPH through the "technical part" of the course, after just passing a Corvette doing "only" 110 MPH. If you don't believe it, take a look at the car's sway to the left....this was with Dali Race swaybars, and the much stiffer Zanardi suspension! Why were they going so fast on the way back? Read on....
We had the brainiac idea of trying a local Mexican restaurant near the hotel. The hotel staff noted, "good margaritas!" With that in hand, I was there! So, Marc and I traveled a short distance to the Mexican place. To our disappointment, they gave us tow "wine margaritas". YUCK! It tasted like a wine cooler or Zima. Very disappointed. We ordered a lot of greasy food - more than we could eat. But, we all know NSXers always go "all out", so we ordered the least-healthy thing on the menu and washed all the artery clogs with our disgusting wine margaritas. Ahhh, the prospect of a road race and questionable Mexican food - THIS is life! We headed back to the hotel for some Jerry Springer and some shut-eye.
The Carshow at Ft. Stockton's Town Square. Most of the serious racers who do these types of open highway races (Silver State Classic, Etc.) make a four-day weekend out of it. The race is usually held on a Saturday and most people show up on Wednesday or Thursday. By nature, these events can really only be held in more remote towns, so after practice sessions, there is not a whole heck of a lot of things to do. In recognition of this, the organizers of the event put on several social events for the drivers to mingle amongst themselves and with the townspeople who show up to see the exotic hardware. We pulled up to "downtown" Ft. Stockton for the car show. Most of the race cars (about 100) were lined-up in the courthouse square. While we were there, a TERRIBLE wind storm swept by - I've never felt such wind, and I still have sand in my teeth from that afternoon. Quite a few locals "goggled" at Marc's supercharged NSX and my nitrous "Dali shiny" NSX - I always enjoy displaying the NSX for the "civilians". Ha! After taking a beating by the winds, we decided to leave early back to the hotel. It was about time to do our own "practice" to confirm mileage points, etc. I followed Marc back to the hotel in my NSX, and then I got into his.
After driving the 59-mile course the day before the race all the way to Sanderson, we weren't going to pass up this photo-op! 60 miles of practice is tiring, and we had to get out and stretch the legs anyway. This is the starting line for the second leg going back Northbound to Ft. Stockton.
THE BEGINNING OF THE "7 PLAGUES" - DUST STORM
While we were waiting at the hotel for the driver's meeting, we stood outside. Marc and I were looking at cars and chatting about this and that when we looked at the horizon. On the horizon was a red/sand color cloud. Marc asked, "what's that?" It looked like a dust storm was approaching. After about 2 minutes, the big bubble of swirling sand was larger than before and approaching QUICKLY. A cold front crossed my mind, and I noted to Marc that if the temp suddenly changes, it is a large cold front. We stood there like sitting ducks in the hotel parking lot like total dumb asses. A bridge about 1 mile away suddenly practically disappeared in a wall of sand, and I knew we were soon to follow. The leaves started rattling on the trees and then WHOOSH - 20 degrees cooler IMMEDIATELY and more sand in our eyes than you can imagine. The wind was at least 40-50MPH, and the entire sky (EVERYTHING) was swimming in flying sand. Marc frantically moved his NSX next to mine on another side of the hotel - the hotel blocked the sand - kinda. The vast sand storm continued for hours - we had to go to the meeting, so we decided it would be my NSX that would be sand-blasted on the way. We made it to the meeting despite the fact visibility was like that of a heavy snow storm. UNBELIEVABLE!
DRIVER'S MEETING
If you want to be bored for a long while, you should have been at this driver's meeting. They really told us nothing except for the story about the guy who rolled his car during practice the day before. Poor guy. He went to the podium and told the story - seems something was wrong with the suspension, and that caused him to lose control. Tough luck. Anyway, we all heard 20 times or so on how race gas will be sold behind the building. About 2 hours and 200 sighs later, the "producers" noted there will be an "appetizer sampler" from various Ft. Stockton restaurants. Here's the WONDERFUL menu:
After our "great" meal, we just hit the hotel again and watched Jerry Springer. We needed sleep before the big race.
GRID TIME!
Marc and I headed to the Ft. Stockton park for our grid number/position. We arrived I think at 7:00 AM - kinda cool and EARLY! I did not have my coffee, so I had to think positive thoughts. HA! Eventually, we made it to the start line after about 2-3 hours of waiting for the "faster" groups to go. We were finally at the Start LINE!!!!
The Pre-Race Driver's Meeting early Saturday morning. We got one last safety lecture, and then lined our cars up in our assigned grid order to caravan out to Highway 285 which had just been officially closed to public traffic by the highway patrol!
Marc & Brent ready to go!
The Pre-Grid at the start of the course
So, every 30 seconds or so, I could compare our actual time to my calculate time. It soon became confusing - when the time was too high, I misinterpreted this as being too fast, so for the longest time I told Marc, "we're going too fast!" Before you know it, we were going from our 110 MPH average down to cruising at 85 MPH. Marc finally noticed the error in obvious logic and noted that if the time is larger than the calculations, we're too SLOW! DOH!The Conversation went something like this:
Brent - Slow down a bit...try 95 or so.
Marc - OK
(few minutes go by)
Brent- we are still going too fast, try 90 or so
Marc - OK
(a minute goes by)
Marc- Hey, look, here comes the Vette that started behind us, he's coming up pretty fast.
Brent- Dont' worry about him! He does not know what he his doing, let him go by, we are right on track!
Marc- OK
(a few minutes go by)
Marc- OK, now, here comes the M3 that was behind the Vette
Brent- He is going too fast too! We are good, in fact, our next way point is coming up.
(a minute goes by)
Brent- Man! we are WAY too fast! slow down to 85!
Marc- but we will get disqualified if we ever get radared at less than than 85!
Brent- Don't worry, just go 86!
Marc- Are you sure?
Brent- in the Air Force, they tell you you have to believe your instruments and both stopwatches say we are too fast!
Marc- OK, but here comes another Vette ready to pass us!
Brent- I don't know what to tell you...but we were supposed to be at the last checkpoint at x.19, and it's x.22, now, so we are still too slow!
Marc- Wait a second, if were were supposed to get there at x.19, and it's x.22 now, then we are too SLOW!!!!
(awkward moment of silence)
Brent- OH SHIT!!! YOU ARE RIGHT!!!! GUN IT!!!!!!
Total brain fart on my part. We both knew what had to happen - we had to bust ass to get back on time. We were about 3 minutes slow. We had to make-up a LOT of time. So we ignored (for the most part) out 124 MPH maximum for our class to make-up some time. We cut off about 2 minutes of our slowness - still not enough to be "on target". We were now in Sanderson, Texas, and I was really pissed-off. Marc seemed to be taking it well. It seems like we were going to fulfill our race club's name: Dead Ass Last Racing. We were having bunches of fun, though.
Socializing at the pre-grid for the return leg
If the addiction to speed is a crime........then let me be guilty! :)
This guy lost his hood during the second leg. He was gridded immediately in front of us. It turned out to be a stroke of luck that we had to make up time on the way back, and passed him early on!
After the race, so many bugs on the front of the car, that it attracted other bugs to come in for some fine dining!!
So it was off to the local coin-operated self-serve carwash. I'll bet they haven't seen this much business in a long time!
The awards ceremony. We thought we would at least get the "Mayor's Award" for the most unique car, when the Mayor of Ft. Stockton said something to the effect of "gosh, we never have never seen this beautiful, rare and exotic sports car here before, so the mayor's car show award goes to...............the Dodge Viper!" SAY WHAT!!???!!
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Scored Length 118.00
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POS # DRIVER, HOMETOWN
NAVIGATOR MAKE
MPH SCORE (DELTA TIME) Leg 1 = 59 Miles Leg 2 = 59 Miles
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PROVISIONAL STREET RESULTS
===== Target Speed 85.000 (83:17.640 +/-.028)=================
1) 3 JERROD HUNT, FT.
STOCKTON, TX 90 CHEVY TRUCK
0.089mph(0:05.201-t) 41:17.165 @ 85.743 41:55.281 @ 84.444
PROVISIONAL TOURING RESULTS
===== Target Speed 90.000 (78:40.000 +/-.026)===================
1) 24 JOE HOGAN,
BRIDGEWATER, CT 99 2.5 RS
0.037mph(0:01.928+t) 38:58.009 @ 90.847 39:43.919 @ 89.097
2) 44 BEN DE WITT, EL
PASO, TX LIESILOTTE LOFTON 99 PROWLER
0.484mph(0:25.241-t) 39:09.545 @ 90.400 39:05.214 @ 90.567
3) 205 BERNIE BROWN, LAKE
JACKSON, TX M. JIM LeVACK 85 EL CAMINO
3.332mph(2:48.509-t) 37:52.004 @ 93.486 37:59.487 @ 93.179
===== Target Speed 95.000 (74:31.579 +/-.024)==================
1) 97 JON HAMAN, WILLIS,
TX RACHEL FRANCIS 97 PROWLER
0.077mph(0:03.639+t) 37:13.717 @ 95.088 37:21.501 @ 94.758
2) 67 BOB WHITE, CASTLE
ROCK, CO LEONARD HORN 67 MUSTANG
0.082mph(0:03.853+t) 37:40.798 @ 93.949 36:54.634 @ 95.907
3) 35 RICHARD HANNON,
ALBANY, CA 98 SATURN SC
0.113mph(0:05.315+t) 37:18.061 @ 94.904 37:18.833 @ 94.871
4) 43 BRIAN FINK,
WASHINGTON, MO 73 ROAD RUNNER
0.186mph(0:08.738-t) 37:01.242 @ 95.622 37:21.599 @ 94.754
5) 7 PAULA HAMBRIC,
ROCKWALL, TX EARL HARRIS 98 CORVETTE
0.597mph(0:28.260+t) 37:20.226 @ 94.812 37:39.613 @ 93.998
6) 64 VLASI POGGAS, CASTLE
ROCK, CO JIM POGGAS 64 CORVETTE
1.174mph(0:54.565-t) 36:31.536 @ 96.918 37:05.478 @ 95.440
===== Target Speed 100.000 (70:48.000 +/-.021)=====================
1) 71 CHARLIE FRIEND,
ALAMAGORDO, NM 65 CHEVELLE
0.040mph(0:01.703+t) 35:20.916 @ 100.145 35:28.787 @ 99.775
2) 98 GEOFF GOLDER,
WILLIS, TX ROBBIE FRYE 98 NEON ACR
0.098mph(0:04.174-t) 34:57.722 @ 101.253 35:46.104 @ 98.970
3) 22 MIKE KESSEL,
AMARILLO, TX JOHNNY BAKER 83 CAMARO
0.103mph(0:04.361-t) 35:16.774 @ 100.341 35:26.865 @ 99.865
4) 66 RANDY SCHUSTER,
AMARILLO, TX ELMER SCHUSTER 01 CORVETTE Z-06
0.159mph(0:06.729-t) 35:05.929 @ 100.858 35:35.342 @ 99.469
5) 107 BILL BRAZIL, FT.
WORTH, TX SANDRA BRAZIL 99 CORVETTE
0.164mph(0:06.971+t) 35:35.455 @ 99.464 35:19.516 @ 100.212
6) 79 JOHN TREVEY, AUSTIN,
TX KIM NEMEC 96 BMW 328is
2.378mph(1:43.459+t) 41:52.351 @ 84.542 30:39.108 @ 115.491
7) 80 BUD POWERS, ALPINE,
TX 70 EL CAMINO
8.188mph(5:21.495-t) 31:16.168 @ 113.209 34:10.337 @ 103.593
18 MIKE HUBER, CARLSBAD,
NM SHAUN HUGHES 78 EL CAMINO
DNF 35:05.626 @ 100.873 Did Not Finish
34 J.D. SPARKMAN,
McQUEENEY, TX JACK BERRIDGE 34 FORD SEDAN
DNF Did Not Finish Did Not Start
13 DONALD C. DAVIS,
COLLEYVILLE, KELLY DAVIS 00 CORVETTE
***DSQ*** ** Disqualified ** ** Disqualified **
===== Target Speed 105.000 (67:25.714 +/-.019)========================
1) 90 DONALD PRESTON,
AMARILLO, TX STEVE WILLIAMS 90 CORVETTE ZR-1
0.096mph(0:03.693-t) 33:39.966 @ 105.150 33:42.055 @ 105.042
2) 59 BRUCE WOOD, ALPINE,
TX 99 COBRA
0.368mph(0:14.121-t) 33:46.796 @ 104.796 33:24.797 @ 105.946
3) 169 LEONARD LOFTIN, EL
PASO, TX 70 POR 914
0.573mph(0:21.949-t) 32:20.679 @ 109.446 34:43.086 @ 101.964
4) 176 CLAYTON ZEISIG,
WEBSTER, TX SCOTT BALKE 89 GMC TRUCK
0.888mph(0:33.928-t) 31:54.088 @ 110.967 34:57.698 @ 101.254
5) 21 ANDREW CRAFT,
IRVING, TX ANDREW GUENTHER 00 CORVETTE
1.647mph(1:02.463-t) 32:53.150 @ 107.645 33:30.101 @ 105.666
6) 131 DAVE WOLIN,
OAKHURST, CA JANE WOLIN 01 KIA RIO
3.080mph(2:02.242+t) 34:47.936 @ 101.727 34:40.020 @ 102.114
===== Target Speed 110.000 (64:21.818 +/-.018)====================
1) 143 DARRELL NEUMEYER,
HURST, TX R. GLENN POND 00 LIGHTNING
0.004mph(0:00.134+t) 32:07.734 @ 110.181 32:14.218 @ 109.812
2) 110 JOHN RATHBUN,
HENDERSON, NV 90 BMW 325i
0.014mph(0:00.490-t) 32:11.834 @ 109.947 32:09.494 @ 110.081
3) 23 JAMES McCREARY, COL.
SPRINGS, CYRUS THORNTON 93 COR ZR-1
0.068mph(0:02.396-t) 32:10.411 @ 110.028 32:09.011 @ 110.108
4) 88 WILLIAM TIMBERLAKE,
GRAPEVINE, ED FRANCIS 98 BMW M3
0.097mph(0:03.421+t) 32:07.733 @ 110.181 32:17.506 @ 109.625
5) 32 AARON McCULLOUGH,
MAGNOLIA, T ALLISON McCULLOUGH 96 VIPER
0.118mph(0:04.154-t) 31:31.029 @ 112.320 32:46.635 @ 108.002
6) 20 JERRY KLIPSTINE,
MIDLAND, TX TONY STRONG 00 CORVETTE
0.180mph(0:06.314-t) 32:08.070 @ 110.162 32:07.434 @ 110.198
7) 42 ROBERT MOZOL,
RACINE, WI 87 MONTE CARLO
0.265mph(0:09.317+t) 32:30.380 @ 108.902 32:00.755 @ 110.582
8) 124 TOM SHIELDS, SAN
ANTONIO, TX 01 CORVETTE
0.336mph(0:11.820+t) 32:02.101 @ 110.504 32:31.537 @ 108.837
9) 55 BILL SLOCOMB,
GARLAND, TX DOTTIE SLOCOMB 89 CORVETTE
0.487mph(0:17.036-t) 31:52.001 @ 111.088 32:12.781 @ 109.893
10) 50 MARC W.,
DALLAS, TX BRENT COBB 94 ACURA NSX
1.487mph(0:51.510-t) 33:23.982 @ 105.989 30:06.326 @ 117.587
11) 4 MIKE HEFNER, FLOWER
MOUND, TX JOHN WADDLE 99 CORVETTE
1.629mph(0:56.361-t) 31:57.098 @ 110.792 31:28.359 @ 112.479
12) 210 GARY ELLSWORTH,
KELLER, TX JANNA ELLSWORTH 00 CORVETTE
1.764mph(1:00.957-t) 30:49.740 @ 114.827 32:31.121 @ 108.860
13) 30 TOM ASHLOCK, ST.
JOSEPH, MO ROBERT HOLUB, SR. 94 MUSTANG
1.795mph(1:02.018-t) 31:31.123 @ 112.314 31:48.677 @ 111.281
14) 37 DON LOAFMAN,
PLAINVIEW, TX 93 MAZDA RX7
5.589mph(3:26.737+t) 32:31.626 @ 108.832 35:16.929 @ 100.334
51 WILLIAM R. ULLOM,
PLANO, TX LINDA ULLOM 99 CORVETTE
DNF 31:38.295 @ 111.890 Did Not Finish
96 TOM MC KENNA,
WALSENBURG, CO SANDRA MC KENNA 54 VOLVO
DNS Did Not Start Did Not Start
47 TONY TALAVERA, SEALY,
TX SYLVIA TALAVERA 99 CORVETTE
***DSQ*** ** Disqualified ** ** Disqualified **
PROVISIONAL GRAND
TOURING RESULTS
===== Target Speed 115.000 (61:33.913 +/-.016)=====================
1) 10 LARRY HALL, EL
CAJON, CA JOHN HALL 93 BMW 850ci
0.020mph(0:00.658+t) 30:33.653 @ 115.834 31:00.918 @ 114.137
2) 28 WILLIAM HUNT, FT.
STOCKTON, TX MIKE LAURENCE 95 CAMARO
0.072mph(0:02.307+t) 30:48.044 @ 114.932 30:48.176 @ 114.924
3) 164 JAMES TRAVIS,
LOGANSPORT, IN AMBER DEWITT 00 Z-28 CAMARO
2.325mph(1:16.221+t) 31:28.039 @ 112.498 31:22.095 @ 112.853
15 ASHBY FLOYD,
WESTMINSTER, CO DABNEY CRUMP 95 IMPALA
DNF Did Not Finish 452:27.093 @ 7.82
62 WILLIAM BRANDT, ST.
JOSEPH, MO 63 AVANTI
DNF 33:59.376 @ 104.150 Did Not Finish
===== Target Speed 120.000 (59:00.000 +/-.015)=====================
1) 166 DON INGRAM, WATAUGA,
TX KEN HAWKINS 93 VW CORRADO SLC
0.004mph(0:00.120-t) 29:27.095 @ 120.197 29:32.785 @ 119.811
2) 144 ROBERT DE WITT,
CHEROKEE, IA RITA DE WITT 00 GRAND PRIX
0.035mph(0:01.027-t) 28:55.217 @ 122.405 30:03.756 @ 117.754
3) 170 PETE LOTINSKY,
DENVER, CO BILL BRECHT 93 CORVETTE
0.112mph(0:03.288-t) 29:36.702 @ 119.547 29:20.010 @ 120.681
4) 125 MAUREEN HANCE, THE
WOODLANDS, 90 CORVETTE
0.139mph(0:04.111+t) 29:31.526 @ 119.897 29:32.585 @ 119.825
5) 99 CLEMENT CARACCIOLO,
FLOWER MOU CYNTHIA TURK 99 CORVETTE
0.716mph(0:20.990-t) 28:52.335 @ 122.609 29:46.675 @ 118.880
6) 73 DAVID BASS,
MESQUITE, TX 00 MUSTANG
1.009mph(0:30.008+t) 29:46.215 @ 118.911 29:43.793 @ 119.072
7) 141 LARRY ROBINSON,
ODESSA, TX 94 VIPER
1.709mph(0:51.142+t) 29:40.604 @ 119.285 30:10.538 @ 117.313
40 FRANK AGUIRRE, FT.
STOCKTON, T 91 T-BIRD
DNF 29:51.580 @ 118.555 Did Not Start
===== Target Speed 125.000 (56:38.400 +/-.014)=====================
1) 38 ATTILA BANKI,
HOUSTON, TX JOSEPH BANKI 98 MERCEDES
0.035mph(0:00.940+t) 28:19.683 @ 124.964 28:19.657 @ 124.966
2) 127 HARRY BUTLER,
AUSTIN, TX RICK VIGUE 96 CORVETTE
0.043mph(0:01.160+t) 28:04.337 @ 126.103 28:35.223 @ 123.832
3) 27 DONALD R. NEUMEYER,
KILGORE, T DEREK NEUMEYER 01 CORVETTE
0.109mph(0:02.963-t) 28:17.296 @ 125.140 28:18.141 @ 125.078
4) 53 RAY MORRISON,
CARROLLTON, TX GREG BROUSSARD 89 CORVETTE
0.128mph(0:03.475+t) 28:08.073 @ 125.824 28:33.802 @ 123.935
5) 26 TRACY GROTE, AUSTIN,
TX LIZ GROTE 99 MUSTANG
0.170mph(0:04.619-t) 28:23.572 @ 124.679 28:10.209 @ 125.665
6) 199 ROCKY ROBINSON, SAN
ANTONIO, T DOUG GLADSTONE 96 Z28 CAMARO
0.189mph(0:05.125-t) 28:14.382 @ 125.355 28:18.893 @ 125.023
7) 52 LeGRAND KIRBY,
PLANO, TX CRAIG KIRK 97 CORVETTE
0.201mph(0:05.458-t) 28:17.656 @ 125.114 28:15.286 @ 125.289
8) 92 MALCOLM DAVIS,
ANDREWS, TX RICH HECKLER 94 CORVETTE
0.672mph(0:18.378+t) 28:09.879 @ 125.689 28:46.899 @ 122.995
9) 41 TOM LOOBY, SIOUX
FALLS, SD MARV LOOBY 91 BMW M5
0.956mph(0:26.195+t) 28:30.851 @ 124.149 28:33.744 @ 123.939
10) 135 PAUL CAVINS, GRAND
PRAIRIE, TX 91 CORVETTE
2.696mph(1:11.755-t) 27:23.791 @ 129.214 28:02.854 @ 126.214
76 DANIEL GUNN,
GEORGETOWN, TX JEANETTE GUNN 99 COBRA
DNF Did Not Finish Did Not Start
2 JOHN ELSTROD, DALLAS, TX
64 CORVETTE
DNF 27:48.062 @ 127.333 Did Not Start
184 CRAIG LOECK, LINCOLN,
NE 96 CORVETTE
DNS Did Not Start Did Not Start
PROVISIONAL GRAND SPORT
RESULTS
===== Target Speed 130.000 (54:27.692 +/-.013)=======================
1) 25 TED HUGHES, SEWARD,
NE STAN MIFFLIN 00 CORVETTE
0.066mph(0:01.656-t) 27:15.401 @ 129.876 27:10.635 @ 130.256
2) 85 BILL HAYES, AUSTIN,
TX DICK CLARK 85 MUSTANG
0.080mph(0:02.003-t) 27:11.327 @ 130.201 27:14.362 @ 129.959
3) 77 BILL ARMSTRONG,
TROPHY CLUB, T BONNIE ARMSTRONG 95 CORVETTE
0.334mph(0:08.377-t) 26:06.747 @ 135.568 28:12.568 @ 125.490
4) 63 J.C. CHERRY, DALLAS,
TX SCOTT CORSO 01 CORVETTE
0.942mph(0:23.843+t) 27:07.702 @ 130.491 27:43.833 @ 127.657
5) 94 JOHN ROVNER, SANTA
CLARA, CA 99 CORVETTE
5.215mph(2:16.575+t) 28:30.873 @ 124.147 28:13.394 @ 125.429
6 JOE DIMOCK, WICHITA
FALLS, TX 01 Z06
***DSQ*** ** Disqualified ** ** Disqualified **
===== Target Speed 135.000 (52:26.667 +/-.012)======================
1) 112 JOHN BUTLER, SANDY,
UT JENNIFER BRADLEY 99 COBRA
0.053mph(0:01.244-t) 26:17.067 @ 134.680 26:08.356 @ 135.428
2) 744 JOHN TIEMANN,
AUSTIN, TX DAVID BOWLES 71 CORVETTE
0.353mph(0:08.239+t) 26:12.867 @ 135.040 26:22.039 @ 134.257
3) 5 GARY MENDLES, FLOWER
MOUND, TX 96 CAMARO SS
3.752mph(1:25.096-t) 25:29.332 @ 138.884 25:32.239 @ 138.621
4) 9 PAUL McCARTY, CANTON,
TX 01 CORVETTE
5.057mph(2:02.459+t) 27:20.875 @ 129.443 27:08.251 @ 130.447
93 STAN MARTIN, ROGERS, AR
LARRY FRANZ 99 LIGHTNING
DNF Did Not Finish Did Not Start
===== Target Speed 140.000 (50:34.286 +/-.011)=======================
1) 17 JOHN GRIMES, SPRING
CREEK, NV SUSAN GRIMES 98 FIREBIRD
0.020mph(0:00.432+t) 24:40.681 @ 143.448 25:54.037 @ 136.676
2) 196 FORREST THOMPSON,
LAKEWOOD, CO JAIMIE LOU THOMPSON 96 CORVETTE
0.520mph(0:11.225-t) 24:35.001 @ 144.000 25:48.060 @ 137.204
3) 65 JAMES D. FLOWERS,
HOUSTON, TX SCOTT WALDING 99 CORVETTE
1.144mph(0:24.999+t) 25:38.336 @ 138.071 25:20.949 @ 139.650
4) 106 KATHY MEYER,
PARKER, CO DAVID MEYER 94 CORVETTE
2.080mph(0:45.762+t) 26:21.413 @ 134.310 24:58.635 @ 141.729
5) 206 LESTER PITTINGER,
WINTER SPRIN 01 CORVETTE
2.852mph(1:03.102+t) 25:05.493 @ 141.083 26:31.895 @ 133.426
113 WAYNE WHITE, PAHRUMP,
NV 90 CORVETTE ZR-1
DNF Did Not Finish Did Not Start
===== Target Speed 145.000 (48:49.655 +/-.010)=====================
1) 126 TED ZALESKI,
SPRING, TX 90 MATT MUMMA CORVETTE ZR-1
0.029mph(0:00.594-t) 24:27.244 @ 144.761 24:21.817 @ 145.299
2) 48 BILL GOLDEN, ALPINE,
TX 01 CAMARO
1.656mph(0:33.845+t) 24:30.146 @ 144.475 24:53.354 @ 142.230
123 WAYNE KICKELS, LENOIR
CITY, TN JOYCE KICKELS 96 CORVETTE
DNF 25:02.377 @ 141.376 Did Not Start
===== Target Speed 150.000 (47:12.000 +/-.009)=====================
1) 16 DONALD HERBEL,
LAKEWOOD, CO JOHN STOUT 97 CORVETTE
0.088mph(0:01.662+t) 23:36.685 @ 149.927 23:36.977 @ 149.897
2) 179 DOUGLAS WALKER,
ALBUQUERQUE, N SUSAN BEARD 79 CORVETTE
2.415mph(0:46.340+t) 24:15.922 @ 145.887 23:42.418 @ 149.323
19 PETE LOOBY, SIOUX
FALLS, SD KATHERINE LOOBY 01 CORVETTE
***DSQ*** ** Disqualified ** ** Disqualified **
PROVISIONAL SUPER SPORT
RESULTS
===== Target Speed 160.000 (44:15.000 +/-.008)====================
70 BUD RIDENOUR, INCLINE
VILLAGE, 88 IROC Z-28
DNF Did Not Finish Did Not Start
8 BILL HIELSCHER,
MANSFIELD, TX JIM ESKRIDGE 00 CORVETTE
DNS Did Not Start Did Not Start
162 JOEL HANNIG, HICKSON,
ND DIANE HANNIG 62 POLARA 50
***DSQ*** ** Disqualified ** ** Disqualified **
===== Target Speed 165.000 (42:54.545 +/-.008)====================
1) 364 CURTIS WARD, LUCAS,
TX GREG HERNDON 91 CORVETTE ZR-1
11.901mph(3:20.136+t) 23:11.061 @ 152.689 23:03.620 @ 153.510
2) 132 ROLAND ROTH,
HUNTINGTON BEACH MIKE METCALFE 98 RUF CTR
22.478mph(6:46.038+t) 23:23.265 @ 151.361 26:17.318 @ 134.659
PROVISIONAL UNLIMITED RESULTS
222 TODD CARPENTER, JEFF
GOFORTH
DNF Did Not Finish Did Not Start
95 KLAUS SELBERT, ST. ANN,
MO 77 POR 934
DNS Did Not Start Did Not Start
PROVISIONAL JUDGES CUP RESULTS
===== Target Speed 170.000 (41:38.824 +/-.007)====================
1) 33 CARL YOUNG, LAS VEGAS, NV
ELLEN YOUNG 96 POR 993
11.705mph(3:04.776+t) 22:23.419 @ 158.104 22:20.181 @ 158.486
DSQ = Disqualified for exceeding Tech Speed (unless stated otherwise) per Race Director