November, 2009 - Oregon Region SCCA

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Loud Pedal
November 2009
The Official Magazine of Oregon Region SCCA
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November 14 - Solo Awards Banquet, Ernesto’s Restaurant
November 20 - Annual Meeting & Road Racing Awards Banquet Hillsboro Elks Lodge
Date to be Determined - Rally Banquet
CONTENTS
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On the cover: Jeffrey Zurschmeide captures Eddie Nakato at
speed in his SSB Honda Civic Si on his way to ¿nishing 19th at
the SCCA National Runoffs held at Road America in Elkhart
Lake, Wisconsin.
2008 Board of Directors
Regional Executive
Asst. R. E.
Past R. E.
Road Racing Director
Solo II Director
Rally Director
Director at Large 1
Director at Large 2
Region Officials
Membership/Merchandise
Region Office Admin
Secretary to BOD
Treasurer
Dan Halloran [email protected]
Dan Mullin
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Jeffrey Zurschmeide
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Todd Butler
Andy Howe
Chris Hale
Win Casey
Bob Brands
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Publicity/Marketing
Loud Pedal Editor
Rally Officials
RoadRally Manager
RallyCross Manager
Kevin Poirier
Ben Trujillo
Race Ops Manager
Regl Points Keeper*
Vintage Racing Chair
Vintage Points*
Todd Butler
W503-712-6063
H503-662-4599
Position Available
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Dan Mullin
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Dave Franks
503-968-8134
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Ben Hockman
503-645-4755
Ken Killam
503-970-5644
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Del Bockman
503-515-5977
Julie Winslow
360-513-6728
Ric Farrar
503-245-2506
Karen McCoy
503-224-9469
Win Casey
503-297-4049
Dwain Panian
503-285-0989
Tim Stanley
503-693-8139
Rick Bahr
Randi Graffy
Kari L. Macfarlane
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Stewards
Gary Meeker - NorPac Executive Steward
Don Smethers - OR Deputy Executive Steward
Ben Bradley - Norpac RallyCross Steward
Howard Allen
Steve Archer
Bill Bachofner
Todd Butler
Bill Carr
Win Casey
Gail Fetterman
Dave Franks
Spencer Gorham
Don Holland
Bob Mead
Dan Mullin
Jeffrey Niess
Alan Robinson
Lewis Scott
Dave Shively
Gary Van Horn
Skip Yocom
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*Please contact Dave Franks for Vintage Series Points.
Contact Kari Macfarlane for all other Oregon Region points matters.
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Oregon Region at
Ali Naimi of Morgan Hill, CA
was the region’s best ¿nisher,
taking the third place podium
spot in his Mazda 3 in the SSC
race at Road America. It was
his best career ¿nish at the
Runoffs.
John Tipton of Lake Oswego, OR took 18th in the
highly competitive Spec
Racer Ford class. Fellow
region drivers Steve Fogg,
Lee Douglas, and Johnny
Humphreys ¿nished 17th,
28th, and 31st respectively.
Duane Davis #11 of Camas,
WA was a DNF in the GT2
class with his Toyota Solara
after qualifying on the pole
position. In GT Lite, Rob
Mcfarlane of Happy Valley,
OR ¿nished ¿fth.
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the National Runoffs
Ken Shreve of Sammamish, WA
¿nished 8th after starting 15th
with his E Production Mazda
RX-7.
Lynne Grif¿ths of Menlo Park,
CA took 11th with her Mazda
RX-8 in T3. John Baker was
15th in T2.
Steve Fogg of West Linn, OR
started 27th and ¿nished 17th
in Spec Racer for at Road
America.
Jeffrey Zurschmeide photos
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race drivers were well
supported by a large
contingent who volunteered as workers,
just some of whom
are pictured here.
Among the turn 10
workers (above) were,
from left, Jim Brass¿eld, Kathy Frazer,
Rob Jacobsen and
Bonnie Aarseth.
Rally Drivers… Racers…
Stay sharp this winter
Take a spin in the SkidCar.
From top: Lee Casebeer, Cathy
Frasier and Mark Schue write
up turn six reports, Formula
Vees exit turn 5 (our Alan Harrington ¿nished 11th!), and
Oregon Region was well represented. Kim McFarland photos.
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Sullivan Mackintosh with instructor Ken Sutherland and a “killed” cone.
The teen driver slams on her brakes. Tires squeal, an orange cone gets knocked to oblivion. The driver swerves hard and another
orange cone disappears under the car -- apparently digested -- before the driver comes to a stop. Inside the car there are only smiles
and constructive feedback from an instructor. It wasn’t a highway construction zone; it was the ¿rst pass a young driver was making
at the SCCA-sanctioned Tire Rack Street Survival class held this past Oct. 10 in the South Paddock of PIR.
37 students, primarily teenagers, were divided into two groups, with one group alternately attending a lively classroom presentation
led by Gary Bockman, while the other group is in their vehicles practicing defensive driving skills. Every student has a ride-along
instructor for every exercise. 28 volunteer instructors, staff, and half a dozen parent volunteer “cone chasers,” enjoyed a beautiful sunny day this year … a far cry from last October’s inaugural event when a non-stop downpour made every drill an exercise in
extreme car control.
What skills are taught in a Street Survival class?
• Threshold braking drill: in cars equipped with ABS, it is more properly an introduction into how the pedal feels under full ABS
conditions.
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Tire Rack Street Survival at PIR
by Jim Weidenbaum
Shelby Gernhart gets instruction from Kurt Zimmerman
• Slalom exercise: ¿rst with widely spread cones to get students used to turning repeatedly, then with additional codes added to
make for much tighter turns. This drill teaches kids how to make quick changes of direction.
• Turning while braking drill: students learn to turn under maximum braking conditions. Street Survival teaches students to look
where they want to go and experience how ABS allows a driver to steer around an object under full braking.
• Emergency lane change drills: students experience how their car handles during a hard turn.
• Wet skidpad, with turns running clockwise and counter-clockwise. The wet skidpad is a tremendous drill for experiencing understeer (most front and all wheel drive cars) and oversteer (experienced by the Miata’s and BMW’s in the class
• Combined exercise (don’t call it an autocross): puts together a combination of prior exercises, but in a new con¿guration.
Shortly after this class, I received an e-mail from one of the student’s parents. His son was on a rain-soaked highway on-ramp, when
he experienced strong oversteer. He said his son immediately counter-steered into the skid and corrected without much drama. His
son said that a week earlier, he would have jumped on his brakes and surely wrecked.
One kid, one story … makes all the volunteers’ hard work, worthwhile. THANK YOU instructors and staff! Special thanks go to
Gary Chapman and the PCA instructors! As soon at 2010 Solo2 and road racing schedules are set, we’ll announce 2010 schools.
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Oregon Region
Sports Car Club of America
4800 SW Macadam, Suite110
Portland, OR 97239
(503) 224-9469
Process for 2009 Online Voting for Regional Executive and Board of Directors
The 2009 Bylaws change allowing online voting for Oregon Region Regional Executive and
Board of Directors will be implemented this year.
The electronic voting system will allow only one vote per valid Oregon Region membership
number. The system will be set up and hosted by our online race entry company,
MotorsportReg.com.
Oregon Region will continue to provide voting by mail for those members who do not want to
vote electronically. A ballot will be mailed to those members by the Region Office upon their
request by mail or phone. You may send in your request for a by-mail ballot any time in October
2009.
The following describes the online and by-mail balloting systems. If you have any questions,
please contact Karen McCoy at the Region Office by any of these methods: 503-224-9469;
[email protected]; 4800 SW Macadam Avenue, Suite 110, Portland OR 97239.
To vote online
x Must be an Oregon Region SCCA member.
x Must have an email account to vote online (if no email, you must request a paper ballot).
x Go to http://oregonscca.motorsportreg.com.
x Create MotorsportReg account if you do not already have one.
Note: Must enter your name exactly as it appears on your SCCA membership card.
x Select Election link on Oregon Region page.
x Voting will be done on one screen using on-screen buttons (click to select candidate).
x After clicking chosen candidates, click Submit button at bottom of page.
To vote with paper ballot
x Request ballot from Region Office by mail, email or phone.
x You must give your name and member number to receive a ballot.
x If you request a paper ballot, you will NOT be able to vote online (your member number
is deleted from those eligible).
x Election administrator can retrieve report of which member numbers have voted online
before sending out a paper ballot.
x You will receive a ballot by mail; your name and member number will NOT appear on the
paper ballot.
x Vote and return ballot by mail before deadline of November 18, 2009.
x This ballot count will be submitted to MotorsportReg to enter into the online election
count.
Ballot Count
The ongoing ballot count will not be visible to anyone including the Oregon Region Regional
Administrator.
On November 23, the election results will be available online at MotorsportReg and on the
Oregon Region SCCA web page.
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OREGON REGION SCCA
2009 BOD BALLOT
REGIONAL EXECUTIVE
DAN HALLORAN
ASST REGIONAL EXECUTIVE
DAN MULLIN
PAST REGIONAL EXECUTIVE
JEFF ZURSCHMEIDE
ROAD RACE DIRECTOR
JIM MURRAY
DIRECTOR I
PEGGY GASTON
DIRECTOR II
KIM MCFARLAND
SOLO DIRECTOR
ANDY HOWE
RALLY DIRECTOR
CHRIS HALE
Automatic
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED!
Oregon Region SCCA
2009 Annual Meeting
& Road Race Awards Banquet
Friday, November 20, 2009
Hillsboro Elks Lodge
21865 NW Quatama Road, Hillsboro
Off NW Cornelius Pass Road,
between NW Cornell Road and W Baseline
No Host Cocktails -- throughout the evening beginning at 6:30 pm
Heavy Appetizers (lots of food!)
6:30 – 8:00 pm
Annual Meeting
8:00 pm
Road Race Awards Presentations
8:30 pm
$20, payable in advance
Advance reservations, please.
Reservations and payment must be received by November 10th.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Clip and mail to Oregon Region SCCA, 4800 SW Macadam, Ste 110, Portland 97239
Please return with payment made to Oregon Region SCCA, or
Credit Card #___________________________ Exp ________ Zip Code ___________
Signature ___________________________________
Telephone _______________
Questions??? 503-224-9469
DIRECTIONS TO THE AWARDS BANQUET
Hwy 26 Route:
Go west on US-26
Take the 185th Ave exit, (exit 64)
Turn left onto NW 185th Ave
Go .6 mi and turn right onto NW Cornell Rd
Go 1.7 mi and turn left onto NW Cornelius Pass Rd.
Go 1.2 mi and turn right onto NW Quatama Rd.
You will arrive at 21865 NW Quatama Rd. home of the
Hillsboro Elks
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Canyon Rd./TV Hwy Route:
Go west on SW Tualatin Valley Hwy OR-8 toward
SW 214th Ave.
Turn right onto SW Cornelius Pass Rd.
Go 1.8 mi and turn left onto NW Quatama Rd.
Go .1 mi
You will arrive at 21865 NW Quatama Rd., home of the
Hillsboro Elks
Rallying with Chris and Kristen
Chris Hale, Rally Manager and Kristen E. Tabor
Email: [email protected]
A Quick Review of October Events
Well folks, we’re nearing the end of the
rally season for another year. In fact, as
you read this, we’ll be gearing up for our
rally awards party and putting our cars in
the garage for a well-earned and thorough
going-over.
a heck of an awesome course, with Rally
Moto again participating and a Friday twopass reconnaissance. Friday, of course,
was rainy and cold, and the roads were
muddy, which helped to mitigate any Àat
tires for the recce vehicles.
etting on the nose of his Subaru WRX and
bending the rear sub-frame and assorted
attached pieces, which then caused his car
to look and handle funny. At least 5 people
underestimated the mud plus camber situation and ended up too far off the road.
But ¿rst, a quick review of what you
missed in October: October 4 saw our last
RallyCross of the 2009 season. Competition was ¿erce as people were aiming to
get those last few points over their rivals.
The Washington County Fairgrounds folks
had a surprise in store for us, though: they
went out and bladed, graded, and rolled
the ¿eld Àat!
This year, my co-driver and Mom, Janice
and I were able to write some great notes
for ourselves, and we had a good time doing it too. The funny thing is that rally day
itself dawned bright, sunny and cold, so
all our notations about slippery would be
spot-on for the ¿rst running of the stages
only… after that, the roads would tack
up and we’d have more grip. I was eager to continue practicing my Left-FootBraking techniques that my brother Mark
had taught me in September, and had an
admirable goal of beating my father on the
stages. Well, I got one goal met anyway.
There were no injuries and no delays,
which meant everything ran smoothly.
Hats off to you, Simon, and your organizing committee, for a great event!
On the one had, that was a good surprise—12 years of RallyCrossing will rut
up a ¿eld something ¿erce, and the ¿eld
was in need of some, shall we say, in-depth
work. The downside of all this work was
twofold: ¿rst off, most of the grass was
gone, which meant incredibly dusty conditions. Our trusty crew of volunteers had
put a lot of work into the ¿eld in the days
leading up to the event, especially in putting down many truckloads of water.
The wind out there on that day was howling, and cold, but we did our best with
the water truck. Second sort-of-issue: the
ground itself had some soft spots from all
the work that got re-torn up. Organizers
stayed on top of that issue by constantly
shifting the cones around to minimize rutting, which worked quite well.
As always, we reversed the course for the
afternoon session, which helped throw
dirt back onto where it had been dug up in
the morning. We had over 120 competitors for the day, and over 120 smiles to go
along with that.
October 24 was the date for our last stage
rally of the year, the Mt Hood Rally,
based out of Parkdale, OR. Once again,
RallyMaster Simon Levear put together
Dad and his co-driver John Elkin were
running incredibly well. We traded stage
times with them for 6 of the 7 stages,
within seconds of each other. Mom and I
weren’t able to keep up with the Old Man
on the second running of the Gilhouley Rd
stage, he beat us by 28 seconds. I spent the
rest of the day running at 10/10ths, pushing hard to make up the lost time—and
was only able to come up with a handful
of seconds, which meant he beat me on the
day.
We ran a tidy event with minimal problems
(check youtube for the video by Subaru
Shawn at the Fir Mountain spectator area—I actually did it right!!), and minimal
we’re-gonna-crash moments.
The rest of the ¿eld did not run entirely
unscathed—professional mountain bikers
and Olympians Carl Decker and Adam
Craig, 2nd on the road, rolled their car on
the 17 North stage; subsequent cars saw a
long stretch of glass leading up the road to
their car. Local hot-shoe Mark Tabor attempted to roll his car, and ended up pirou-
Halloween of course was on a Saturday
this year, and even rallyers got to dress up
and have fun with Cascade’s annual boofest, Ghoul’s Gambol. This year’s event
was written by Jeff Zurschmeide, and was
mainly decided based on the answers to
some trivia questions—although the route
was not without challenges as well!
Ten cars entered the event, and travelled
through cemeteries from Stafford’s Robert Bird Cemetery to the Butteville Cemetery by way of the Champoeg Cemetery
and Pleasant Hill Cemetery—all historical
cemeteries which are the ¿nal resting place
of a lot of our local pioneering families.
Up next: the annual combined RallyCross
and road rally season awards with Cascade’s Geargrinders. Details are being
¿nalized, please check the Oregon Rally
Group website for updates. There will be
food, there will be beverages, there will be
a lot of stories and fun!
Also up next, Oregon Rally Group elections! We have openings for RallyCross
chair, Stage Rally chair, Road Rally chair,
and treasurer. Candidates must be Oregon
Rally Group members at the least.
If you’re interested, please contact us for
more information from the Oregon Rally
Group website, www.oregonrally.com.
That’s it for now; Happy Thanksgiving,
everyone!
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books, manuals and log books from new.
Very fast, track records PIR and PR. Done
racing, everything goes. Support/coaching for ¿rst race locally. Pictures upon request. $25,000 call Dennis 253-405 2646,
[email protected]
Vintage Bugeye Sprite - VP1 #21, 1275cc
engine, weber and SU carb setups, Datsun
5-speed transmission, 4-wheel disc brakes
w/cockpit bias control, british racing
green, large spares package. $12,000 503-330-3010
Parts for Sale
MAZDA MIATA WHEELS and A6 Hoosiers. Team Dynamics Pro Race 1 Alloys
in Silver ¿nish. 15x7J et30 pcd 4x100. Set
of 4. Lightweight heat treated alloy. Ap-
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Loud Pedal
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