On Saturday night, I made a "tactical" decision to nurse my clutchless
bus home earlier rather than later. It was important for me to be home
on Monday, and I did not want to risk a stranding on a busy Sunday
night. (Coning all of my runs on Saturday made the decision a little
easier I might add.) :( I checked to see that it did not affect anyone
due to trophy counts, but I didn't get a chance to say so'long. Bill
Hughes was in the lead after Saturday...anyone got the final results?
BTW, I havn't seen any reports, so I will say that the event went
extremely smoothly while I was there. I was absolutely amazed that 300
entrants were run through so efficiently. A big congratulations to the
Kentucky region who staffed it. We were done about 4:40 or 5:00 on
Saturday if I remember correctly. FAST, fast course. What was a
fairly simple course was loads of fun! A course does not have to be
complex and tricky to be fun!!! All those who rushed to judgment of the
course based on a tiny map put on the website should do a follow up with
their impressions after having driven it. Anyway, thanks to Steve, DG,
and everyone else who stuck their head under a greasy school bus in an
effort to help me out. At least I got a lot of rev-matching practice
while I clutchlessly-shifted my merry way home.
Pat (2000 AX budget quickly going into negative numbers..sigh) Washburn
P.S. Cone #410 sucks.
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