Hmmm.... looks like us CSP guys need to try harder. Although I imagine if
Chris and Rick had showed up there would have been a CSP car in that top
group.
Otherwise, I agree with Don. Sunday's course was quite possibly the most
fun I've had in a car with my clothes on. I did have some trouble getting
power down, but that's due as much to my car's wimpy VLSD as the grit and
bumps.
Scot
CSP - Considerable Speed Possible (James isn't the only one who can play
this game)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Donald R McKenna" <donbarbmckenna@earthlink.net>
To: <ba-autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 7:14 PM
Subject: The equalizer!
> Subject: Last Sunday's SFR SCCA course.
>
> After recieving the results paper version (thanks Pat and Jerry for the
> quick on-line load), the diversity of performances was more evident.
>
> What a fun and challenging course Sean, and company pulled off last
weekend,
> a challenge in course design to Charlie's great courses.
>
> GOOD traction, fast, technical, long and just plain fun.
>
> Look at how balanced the PAX/RTP results were. Top twenty from ten
classes;
>
> ASP
> DSP
> FSP
> STS
> SM
> AS
> BS
> CS
> ES
> Novice 4
>
> More 3-Com, less gravel!
>
> Don
>
> P.S. Without those two cones by Dick Bishop, in Creasy's OSP ride, he'd be
> high-up in there, also.
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