RMRPCA 4 6 4 6 AY Cayennes Are Everywhere!

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February 2005 l RMR Porsche
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With 300 miles still remaining on the
have already unwrapped the Right Stuff
Porsches.
and 18 other Porsches on the tour last year
fortunate and got sweaters and socks, (the
to your planning.
return from Mt. Rushmore, my red Targa
were briskly winding through the open and
wooded hill country of northeastern
Wyoming.
I tapped the brakes and down-
shifted to slow for yet another small town,
Alva, Wyoming, population 50.
This town had different feeling from the
others that day.
and are itching try it out.
If you were less
“Wrong Stuff”), you will need to peruse
the pages of Panorama, Excellence and
countless catalogues comparing prices,
specs and making lists and budgets for new
Porsche enhancing parts.
(Remember to
leave them prominently, but casually lying
From the right navigator
Second, call on one of
the Porsche model experts listed in the
newsletter for advice as they are always
happy to be talking with fellow enthusiasts.
Also, there is the Yahoo chat room on the
internet for RMR member questions and
answers.
Finally, the Swap Meet is a great
place for stuff of all kinds, advice, great
deals and tasty burritos.
seat Peggy said, “Obviously, these people
While this event
has not been scheduled for 2005 yet, any-
like to tinker with cars.”
one interested in organizing and chairing
this event should call Dave Speights, VP,
Indeed, cars and trucks outnumbered the
residents by at least 5 to 1.
Often, the meeting program has
a speaker or a demonstration that is helpful
ASAP 970-225-2201.
It was the Anti-
Many full garages
need cleaning, and lots of stuff need a sec-
Concour with rusting treasures in various
ond home, so help is appreciated.
yards and out into the streets.
Our driving season approaches quickly.
stages of deconstruction overflowing the
I made me
think how we Americans enjoy keeping our
Good, but late intentions are met with part
cars, working on them and just like having
backorders, filled shop schedules, and tire
them piled up around the yard to look at
shortages that come with the spring.
now and then.
While I don’t think Porsche owners gener-
ally strew their cars and parts around their
houses to the serendipitous effect as the
Photo:
Rex Heck
around the house to be seen by those still
looking for gift ideas.)
residents of Alva has achieved, I do think a
Here is a cautionary word from someone
will uncover a vast array of old and new
longer helpful stuff in my garage, and a
look in our Porsche garages or basements
parts, various tools, cleaning supplies, fluids and tires…lots of tires.
February is that time of year when
thoughts turn to our Porsches again as we
develop our tinkering plans for 2005.
with a few boxes of very cool, but no
Well, Alva had plenty of stuff alright, just
not the Right Stuff.
No little 356 speedster
lurking in the tall grass, no 908 under the
collapsiong shed and no 31 mm torsion
bars on a front porch.
Yet, as the Resume
Speed sign flashed by the windshield, and
headaches and time if you tap into the
ply, there was still hope.
ship to help in you planning.
route home.
on my shelf.
You will surely save money,
experience and creativity of our member-
There are a couple of easy ways to do this.
Having a Porsche simplifies holiday gift
where old and new members spend a few
giving for friends and spouses, and many
2005 season with the “Right Stuff.”
notebook full of receipts and service tickets
Those plans always include the “Right
Stuff,” ---more parts, tools and supplies.
So,
start making time right now to begin the
First, go to a monthly membership meeting
hours over food and drinks discussing their
as my 911 accelerated in the effort to comHewlett,
Wyoming, population 408 was next on the
More stuff ahead.
Andy Forberg
RMR President
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Missed Issues:
Tamela Cash at
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Editoral Content and Articles:
Rex
Heck at [email protected]
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AMR Snowmobile Tour . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 8
Membership Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 4
RMR Spring Tour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 8
President’s Message
Membership Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 4
Continental Divide Part Deux! . . . . . . . .page 9
Event Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 5
Yer Muffla Buddy!
Call for Pictures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 5
Corner Worker School
Dinner & a Movie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 6
RMR/AMR 2005 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . .page 11
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Andy Forberg
Steve Wright
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Membership
Susan Bucknam
Tamela Cash
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(H) 303-554-7464
Second Vice President
Newsletter
David Speights
AMR Car Care Seminar . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 6
Turn One - Club Racing at RMR . . . . . .page 14
Autocross School & Autocross . . . . . . . .page 6
Member Ads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 18
Challenge Series
North of Beijing at the Badaling Gate of
the Great Wall, China”
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I expected to find a Cayenne, 1 hour
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Welcome to new and returning members!
I apologize for the late mailing of membership renewal forms – they have
all REALLY gone out now, so if you haven’t received one please let me know.
Hope to see you all at our Dinner & and
Movie event on February 19 – this will be the last movie put on by Wee Hour Productions.
new arms to twist to take over this task for next year.
We’re looking for some
Feel free to call me at (303) 554-7464 or email
[email protected] with any questions, problems, or suggestions.
Tamela
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Kevin Enomoto
Scott Norris
Aurora, CO
Lakewood, CO
1085 S Joplin Way
80017
H – (303)755-5904
W – (303)384-6842
[email protected]
1990 911 C4 grey
6500 W Bayaud Ave
80226
H – (303)239-8473
W – (303)275-3108
[email protected]
1986 944 Turbo maroon
Kirk & Christy Shafer
Shad & Michelle Thayer
Golden, CO
Lakewood, CO
824 Fox Hollow Ln
80401
H – (303)279-9304
W – (949)230-8795
[email protected]
2002 993 C4S blue
Jim Martin
Jeffrey & Carole Schwartz
John Spiliotis
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Denver, CO
Parker, CO
7325 S Pierce St suite
Littleton, CO
80128
H – (303)898-1521
W – (303)932-6914
[email protected]
1995 968
Cabriolet red
429 Steele St
80206
H – (303)809-0995
[email protected]
caroleschwartz@caro-
leschwartz.com
2004 Cabriolet Turbo
16221 Hollyridge Dr
80134
H – (303)840-3049
W – (303)881-4856
[email protected]
2001 996 C2 blue
black
Debra & Mel Stahl
9484 Southern Hills Cr
Barry Seldin
Parker, CO
H – (303)706-1030
Centennial, CO
Michale & Gini McQuaig
Lone Tree, CO
80124
W – (303)393-7271
[email protected]
[email protected]
1990 993 C4 Cabriolet red
16569 Amberstone Way
7807 E Peakview Ave #410
80111
H – (720)938-8300
W – (303)796-8300
[email protected]
2000 C2 Cabriolet
80134
H – (303)840-7363
[email protected]
1979 911 Targa silver
670 Garland St
80215
H – (303)233-6425
W – (303)202-1010
[email protected]
Rick & Joy Weissner
5267 Pinehurst Dr
Boulder, CO
80301
H – (303)530-1474
W – (303)748-0092
[email protected]
1980 911SC red
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February 2005
Sat/Sun
2/12-13
AMR Snowmobile Tour
Dinner and a Movie
Monday
2/28
RMR Board Meeting
March 2005
Swap Meet
3/3
RMR Membership Meeting
Saturday
3/26
Corner Worker School
3/5
Tech Inspector Training
April 2005
Sat/Sun
4/2/4/3
RMR Autocross School & AutoX (CS)
Monday
4/4
RMR Board Meeting
Saturday
4/9
Spring Tour (CS)
Thursday
Saturday
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this month’s cover.
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4/16
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4/30-5/1 CDR DE (CS)
For the most up to date event schedule, check out our online calendar at www.pca.org/rmr or www.pca.org/alp for AMR events.
Unusual
For example, see
If you have any that may be of interest to other
members, send a high rez (color, if possible) jpeg or tiff with a brief
description of the location and a credit for the photographer to
[email protected].
Each month I will run the most
interesting and who knows, maybe at the end of the year there will
be a prize for the best.
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April 2nd & 3rd 2005
It’s a new year and we have a new venue
for the annual Autocross School and
hit a cone, it’s not the end of the world,
timing will simply add 2 seconds to your
time.
Autocross.
This year,
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Alpine Mountain Garage and Zymol have
teamed up to help you get the cobwebs out
and dust off your car after a hard long winter!
we’ll be tear-
Once again, we’ll
Marty
smooth con-
number of drivers
Scottsdale
have a cap on the
ing up the
we allow into the
crete at the
more in next
DIA.
If you don’t know what an autocross is, it
month’s newsletter.
is a relatively slow speed (mostly 2nd
Hope to see you there,
a course laid out using traffic cones in as
[email protected]
gear) event where the object is to complete
quick a time as possible without actually
hitting any of those pesky cones.
If you do
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Following dinner be will a showing of our 2004 year in
For our members who participated in 2004 events, this will be a fun look
back at our cars and our friends.
For newer members, get a look at what we're all about.
This is a great opportunity for us to renew friendships with those we haven't seen much
over the winter and to make some new friends for 2005.
Doubletree Hotel, 8773 Yates Dr, Westminster (Hwy 36 & Sheridan)
Saturday, February 19, 7:00 p.m.
$25 per person
Registration is due by Wednesday February 7.
Mastercard/Visa number and exp date to:
Tamela Cash
1214 S Weldona Ln
Superior CO
80027
303-554-7464
[email protected]
car look its best.
Bob Speights, [email protected]
We'll go out with a bang at the annual Dinner and a Movie membership meet-
review video.
at Parade 2004,
some quick and easy tips for making your
Join us!
OK, we admit it - Wee Hour Productions is running out of creative ideas and music to go
ing at the Doubletree Hotel.
strate, as he did
Graeme Weston Lewis (970) 622 9972,
The Last Ever Wee Hour Productions Dinner & A Movie Saturday February 19
Cost:
will demon-
tion details and
parking lot at
Where:
Accessories
Look for registra-
overflow
When:
Motoring
school on Saturday.
Mt. Elbert
with them!
Salzmann from
Send a check made out to RMR/PCA or a
Start your car spring cleaning early!
Where:
Saturday, March 19th, 2005
Alpine Mountain Garage
3415 Fillmore Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Contact Kathleen Lennon 719/487-2842 or
by e-mail at [email protected] for
more information.
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Tom Scott was recognized by the City of Denver for his 21 years
of outstanding service and volunteer work as the co-founder,
chairman or co-chairman of the Exotic Sports Car Show and
Concours d’Elegance with the City of Denver Minoru Yasui
Community Volunteer Award. This annual event, which to date has
raised more than $400,000, is a fund raiser to benefit Cerebral
Palsy of Colorado Children’s Programs.
Funds derived from the
Car Show help CP of Colorado provide quality early intervention,
family support, preschool and early care and education programs
to 700 children and their families from diverse incomes, ethnic
backgrounds and ability levels.
CP is committed to helping fami-
lies and children achieve their fullest potential in an integrated and
diverse environment that honors the abilities of all children and
families.
Proceeds from the Concours d’Elegance
also help CP of
Colorado provide nutrition programs for children, health and den-
Tom (left) is congratulated by a member of
Mayor Hickenlooper’s staff
tal screenings, social worker support and a variety of therapies.
The Minoru Yasui
Community Service Award is named for a phil-
anthropist and former employee of the City and County of Denver.
This is, indeed, an incredible honor and one that Tom well
deserves.
At the awards ceremony Tom received a check for $2,500.00
which he donated to CP of Colorado.
He also thanked the many
RMR members and volunteers who have supported the event since
1983.
Tom Presents the $2,500 Check to Judy Ham,
Director of Cerebral Palsy of Colorado
-Lynn Scott
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Chris Lennon, Event Chair
Registration is filling up for this year’s edition of the Need for Speed Snowmobile
Tour.
On Saturday, February 12th, 2005, we’ll be
heading up to Monarch.
Monarch is a nice
We are limited to 25 snowmobiles, so if
you’d like to join us, register as soon as
possible to guarantee your spot.
When:
Saturday, February 12th, 2005,
afternoon tour (1pm start)
Where:
until early afternoon.
What: Three hour snowmobile tour
Many of you who
have joined us on past snowmobile tours
have asked if we’d offer an overnight
option so that you can better enjoy the tour
without having to
Monarch Pass
How Much: $105 per driver, only $30
more for a passenger
Lodging Option: $74 for a room the night
night.
Lodge
We
thought
that
of February 12th at Monarch Mountain
How To Register: Call 1-800-539-2573,
was a
tell them you’re with the Porsche Club
arranged discounted rooms at the Monarch
number of drivers and passengers, and
great idea, and have
Lodge, right across the street from the tour
base.
Monarch Mountain Lodge has a restaurant
where we’ll be getting together for dinner
following the tour.
They also have an
indoor pool, sauna, game room, and other
facilities.
Get details at www.monarch-
mountainlodge.com.
group on February 12th, and give them the
whether you’d like the overnight lodging
option.
Note – You can only get this $74
rate through Monarch Tours, who are hosting this event.
Please don’t call Monarch
Mountain Lodge directly.
This is your first article/notice of the RMR
Spring Tour.
Your Tour leaders for ’05
will be two of the biggest track junkies
you could ever imagine.
That’s right, and
as a result it will have many different
twists and turns, so to speak.
We would
like you to look ahead and mark your calSaturday,
April 9th. Your first hint is: “Remember
worry about driving
home that
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drive from both the Colorado Springs and
Denver areas, and our tour won’t begin
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also let me know that you’ve made
arrangements, I’d appreciate it ([email protected] or 719-487-2842).
the tables of Weights and Measures”.
We wish to thank Norma Nada and Greg
Curtiss for helping us with our future registration process.
Please keep looking for
more articles and hints.
RMR Tour Leaders ‘05
Walt and Kathy Fricke
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Noise has become a big issue in the towns
and neighborhoods where our tracks are
(We are referring to The Dragon Slide, of course!)
located.
So much so, that RMR is required
to strictly enforce noise restrictions for the
2005 season.
All DE registrants, please be advised that
mufflers are required for all tracks.
Additional limits are required by municipal
laws and track rules.
Continental Divide
Raceway in Mead has a 103db limit measured 50 feet from the track.
2nd Creek in
Commerce City has a 50db limit measured
at the complaining landowner’s property
line.
Woody Creek in Aspen has a vague
but enforceable, “If the track manager
thinks you are too loud,” limit.
The challenge series rules already list a
Photo:
Graeme Weston-Lewis
Plan to join us at Continental Divide Raceway April 30-May 1 for this PCA Rocky
Mountain Region
Driver Education event.
Continental Divide Raceway is a challenging
track at the Mead Exit on I-25, 33 miles north of I-70.
Be prepared for Porsche fun! Stay tuned for more information.
If you have questions, please contact either of the event hosts – Scott Rogers, 970-6860538, [email protected], and Jim Fry, 970-407-9471, [email protected].
105db limit.
RMR will measure sound at
Pre-Techs at the track, and will measure
and record each car on the track throughout driver education events.
If your car is
exceeds the limits, you will not be permitted to run until the problem is fixed.
These sound limits permit us to use the
tracks, and noise that exceeds these limits
may subject the club to fines and denial of
track usage in the future.
Please self check
your racecars before the first event.
Thank
you in advance for your compliance, and
making 2005 a fun and quieter year.
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Brought to you by
Susan Bucknam, Pat Newman and Cecil Morris
Where: Doubletree Inn at Sheridan and Hwy 36
When: From 1-4 PM, March 26th, 2005
The Corner Worker School
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As the long nights of winter grow shorter,
we racers find ourselves looking forward to
the coming season with increasing anticipation.
Changes and improvements to our
cars should be either well under way, or for
those racing next month at Sebring, rounding into race trim.
I am always amused by the fact that we
spend such a disproportionate amount of
the car between practice sessions to ensure
that you arrive at the best race setup?
Mark:
Get your car ready to the nth degree.
preparation allows me to focus on my driving and performance at the track.
ue this between
races compared to the actual time spent on
nuts and bolts,
and working on, or transporting our cars to
the track.
So it might be useful to explore
how we use this downtime to improve our
chances of success when we are actually
racing
.
I have asked the two fine drivers who
appear with me in the masthead photo for
this column to comment on how they prepare to go racing.
Mark Franklin is an
accomplished 944 Turbo “E” class driver
who hones his racecraft by dividing his
time between PCA events and the highly
competitive Spec Miata class contested by
the SCCA.
Jesse Wurmbrand consistently
drives to the front in his Euro SC “F” class
I contin-
5.
employ to learn the new circuit quickly yet
safely?
3.
What types of changes do you make to
before a race.
in the weeks lead-
when you come back
event, preferably
I always show up for a
practice day before the event if it’s offered.
No partying the night before, lots of
sleep, healthy food (protein), lots of water.
Walk the track a la Danny Collins style
– focus on the camber of turns, whether it’s
This is hard to do unless on foot.
If possible, ride with an experienced
instructor who knows that track. I learn
more from this than from driving with an
instructor talking to me.
3.
Always show up for an extra practice
day if possible.
When I went to Hallett in
This is
also helpful to review
ing up to the
1.
Take in-car video
review it the night
car at least once
3.
Alternatively, you
while practicing and
practice in your
2.
have never driven, what strategies do you
site.
Rennlist Racing forum.
Club Race?
When attending a race at a track you
footage on their web-
Be sure to
will be racing.
Many
tracks have such
good lap video on the
a clip-apex turn or hug the camber turn.
2.
videos of people driving the track.
leaks, etc.
Three simple questions:
How do you mentally prepare for a
If it doesn’t work out to get that extra
practice day, search the internet for in-car
watching for
New track strategies
1.
4.
can ask folks to post a
911 and is known for his tenacious yet controlled driving.
the event.
fluid levels,
at the track you
That
allowed me to reflect on the track before
sessions checking
2.
I went out to the
track to drop off my car and made friends
a ride and let me do some laps.
Proactive maintenance and exhaustive
time talking (and thinking) about racing,
days before the event.
with one of the track workers who gave me
Mental Preparation:
1.
2003, I was in town for business several
after a year or more.
Changes between practice sessions
Changes to car:
1.
Increase boost in small increments until
2.
Any major car setup changes (align-
some gasket blows – not really.
ment, shock settings, etc.) should be
explored and fixed before an event, so
about the only thing I change is tire stuff.
If I have more than one set of useable tires,
I experiment with them in different prac-
tice sessions, noting feel and confidence as
well as lap times.
By the day of the race, I
know which set I will be using (barring
weather changes).
I go out on that set in
the morning practice for just enough laps
15
to get the tires up to temperature and set
justify the money that will be spent and the
pare new turns and track characteristics to
I’m at the right pressures for qualifying
In the weeks leading up to a race I monitor
have a few tracks under your belt it really
This information isn't always generally
larities in all tracks.
the pressures in the hot pits.
Then I know
and am able to focus on getting 3 good
laps and I’m set for the race.
3.
This isn’t really a change, but I do
spend a lot of time between sessions
checking the car, which gives me the confi-
dence to drive my car at 100% during the
race.
days away from home.
the list of other drivers who have entered.
available but it can usually be found with a
friendly call to the race region's registrar.
like to know who is coming for two main
reasons.
I
First, many have become good
friends.
The people who race are really a
great bunch of people (except for one) and
Jess:
it's nice to know who will be racing.
My immediate response is that I really
don't do any of these things.
I'm often the
I am able to
extrapolate very effectively who the com-
ridiculed for my lack of maintenance on
petition will be by looking at their previous
up too late before a race.
never raced an individual or been to a track
my race car.
I've been accused of staying
Other than buy-
ing tires trackside, I really don't mess with
the car at the race.
I just show up and
drive as fast as I can.
finishes.
before.
After you
becomes second nature to recognize simi-
With a few important
exceptions like The Corkscrew at Laguna
Seca, there are only so many ways to turn
left or right or go straight.
If I feel pretty
good on a new track I try to follow fast
locals.
By watching exactly where they
brake and turn in you can shave some
important tenths off your lap time.
Just as
important in watching a local make his
Second, I like to see who will be the
biggest challenge to beat.
ones I know from other tracks.
This strategy even works if I've
I can always find some common
element, either a track we've both been on
or a person
way around is any non-obvious tricks.
Sometimes the scariest turns are also the
ones that will offer the largest rewards,
turns that at first seem slow to me can be
taken much faster than seems possible, and
turns that seem fast must be sacrificed for a
critical straight.
we've both
Changes to car:
fifth year of Club
information, I
at a race...well, I do bleed my brakes some-
consistent podium fin-
ever arrive at the
This has worked for
me.
Going into my
raced.
Racing, I've been a
know before I
isher and only once
track, who can
did my car get pushed
onto the trailer.
Mental Preparation:
My mental preparation takes place long
before I ever get to the track.
I'm prepar-
ing (January as I write) now for my first
race of the season which isn't until the end
It starts with just deciding to go
to a distant track and then talking (or being
You will
always be a bit nervous sitting on the grid
of a new track for you first time unless you
are Bill Petty.
There are going to be plenty
of well-meaning people around who will
be happy to show you "the line."
They
talked into by) my fellow racers into going
will point to squiggles on an unfamiliar
ing a far away race alone really isn't that
turn numbers that, at that point are mean-
too.
I've learned the hard way that attend-
fun.
This hobby is substantially about
spending intense time with a close group of
friends.
Once a race is chosen it is con-
map or gesture wildly while calling out
ingless to you.
I think it is best to learn the
track on your own and then use advice to
fine tune your line later on in the day.
I
stantly on my mind, many calls are made,
take a couple of laps just to familiarize
ied and discussed.
pick out landmarks, look for corner sta-
emails are exchanged, track maps are studI'm not sure any of this
really helps me but it does make the race
"bigger" in my mind and perhaps helps to
myself with the basic layout of the track,
tions, mostly just get my bearings.
My sense is that they are both
Mark has fine taste in
beer and seldom leaves the social hour
until the good stuff is gone.
Likewise, I
have caught Jesse performing actual work
that there is more than one way to skin a
Learning a new track is a challenge but it
doesn't have to be difficult.
results.
looking. Either way, it just goes to show
strategies
race:
Yet
on his car when he thought no one was
New track
in preparation for a
Two fast drivers,
overselling a bit.
practice.
that I consistently do
Well, there you have it.
two radically different approaches.
a new track and
doing during
there are a few things
times.”
both schools of thought yield the desired
how well I'm
about it however,
Finally, regarding changes made to the car
help me learn
my way around
The more I thought
of March.
With this
Once I
get somewhat comfortable I start to com-
Hoosier!
A final thought -
A
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for the upcoming Rolex 24 hour race in
Daytona, Florida reveals that 55 drivers are
now or have been PCA Club Racers.
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