Today, we mailed the November 2003 edition of North American Pylon.
(Hopefully we'll catch up with our dating next issue. Well maybe
we'll just get closer.)
Our lead story this month is the CenDiv Series #5 at Milwaukee.
Also starting on the front page is the Virginia Motor Sports Club's
'04 season finale.
And the Tidewater Sports Car Club's Oct. 19 event at Little Creek
Naval Base.
As last month, we have four-color photos on the cover, page 1, and
the center spread.
Inside are stories on Atlanta Region, VMSC's Cloverleaf event, four
San Francisco Region Slush Series events, Salina Region's no clocks
Mirrorkhana, Old Domnion Region on Sept. 7, Tidewater SCC's Joy Fund meet,
Las Vegas Region on the Speedway's huge parking lot.
And the complete and final results and season standings for the
2003 Pro Solo Series.
Added to our calendar are the 2004 Pro Solo and National Tour
Schedules. There are changes from the 2003 schedules.
News: on SCCA Sanctioning Drifting contests; adopts the i-card
system.
Columns by
-Pat Kelly on new Tour events in New Mexico and Arizona, dropping
of the Ft. Meyers Pro Solo.
Lorenzo the Scribe's adventures with Home Depot.
South Bend Region's Steve Tamandli proclaims autocrossing is still
fun at 66.
Reno Region's Eric Gangloff on how to travel from Tahoe to Topeka.
Editor John Kelly on the San Franciso Int'l Auto Show and the
autocross diarama set up in the region's 80,000 square foot "booth."
Mr. Bob Haugland reveals the origins of the Panhard Rod.
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