Obviously these course maps were kept about as secret as those hardrives
out at Los Alamos. How did someone come up with them to put them on a website at
all?????(Trilateral commission?) Somebody had to give them to somebody???? Right
(Watch out for the Black Helicopters)
As far as the car setup part goes, I think to try and setup a car based on a
course map would be silly.
Mike(Not even I'm goofy enough to try that!!!!)B. TLS#1
Paula Whitney wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> The National office requested that the maps be removed from the Kentucky
> Region site and William Lorings page, for the same reason Mike pointed
> out about wishing that everyone or no one see the maps. The maps are
> keep "top secret" to give everyone the same opportunity.
>
> With a good scale map, entrants could make decisions about car setup, tires,
> etc,
>
> paula whitney
> Chief of Administration National Tours
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-autox@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-autox@autox.team.net]On
> Behalf Of Mike Bultemeier
> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 7:17 AM
> To: John Whitling
> Cc: Team.net
> Subject: Re: Thanks to the Kentucky Region!
>
> The maps are not there anymore???? I was told yesterday that they had been
> removed at the request of the National office??? I didn't get to see them.
> I wish someone would send them to me.Hint Hint Hint!!!!!
>
> Mike(I wish everyone would have got to see them,or no one)B. 99cm TLS#1
>
> John Whitling wrote:
>
> > Thanks to the Kentucky region for posting it's course maps on the net.
> > It's great to see them treated as information to be shared instead of as
> > top secret stuff. And a big thanks to Drew Doukas for the nice looking
> > courses. I hope he finishes a strong second! He deserves that much!
> >
> > John Whitling
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