Feb 10 NASA-VA results...

[NoCones]

http://www.nasaracing.net/autox/10feb02/

Started to rain about midway through the event, so many comparisons will be misleading. Everyone listed in the Pro had pretty much equivalent conditions--light rain before and during our heat. Some non-Pros had a dry course, some had dry then wet, some had wetter than the Pro.

[CamaroFS34]

Is it true that there aren't many GTSs that are autocrossed outside the mid-Atlantic area? I think B1mmer said that to me at this last NASA event, and I was surprised....

Karen

[nxracer]

Only one (in stock) at Nationals last year, from Texas

In the Chicago area we had 2 GT-S Autos start the season. One ended the year 6th in Street Tire the other ended up in the crusher (his son rolled it one night) He finished the season in a Spyder and his wife got a new GT-S 6 speed (she will be taking our school in April)

In 2000 a girl in a GT-S auto came to one event, her boyfreind was in a SM "BIG" Turbo Eclipse. She asked me for help and by the end of the day she was beating her boyfriend (hehe) Neither came back (she probably was not allowed to)

[NoCones]

and as of tomorrow, there will be one less GT-S autocrossing in the mid-Atlantic area!

Bryan

[autxr]

Man, look at those results that Bryan linked! I crushed all the other GTS's except the one that beat me (and the GT that beat me)!

Rain, what's rain?


Oh, wiat, I didn't drive in the rain. I was driving *home* when it rained.

And, yes, there are very few GTS's being campaigned *anywhere*. There's one fellow (MAS) on this board that does well in Colorado, and now that David Fauth has a new car he might do even better! Kind of tough going head to head with David day in and day out.

Scott

[CamaroFS34]

Preregistration is now open for the first of the 2002 season at VMP.... event will be 3/17 at Virginia Motorsports Park. I know B1mmer and a couple others have committments in NC, but hopefully some others will be able to attend.

Karen