And we're off....http://scca.cdn.racersites.com/prod/...20practice.pdf
Sunny skies and cool temps for the FF practice session. Hope to post some pics on Tuesday.
Anyone know when Lewis Cooper is arriving?
And we're off....http://scca.cdn.racersites.com/prod/...20practice.pdf
Sunny skies and cool temps for the FF practice session. Hope to post some pics on Tuesday.
Anyone know when Lewis Cooper is arriving?
Last edited by Jon Jeffords; 09.16.13 at 7:13 PM. Reason: cooper question
Tim up front is not a surprise, Reid has the old VD working well once again it seems!
Steve Bamford
Thanks for posting these times, Jon. Tim, Reid: ditto. And very nice to see Jeff so fast. Wow.
Did Scott Rubenzer sell his Citation? I noticed he was in a Spectrum this year.
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Why not participate in the Runoffs? Pro Series too much fun for one year?
Cheers,
Ross
"The winner ain't the one with the fastest car, it's the one who refuses to lose." - Dale Earnhardt Sr.
Ross here is what I wrote in another thread on it & I am trying not to take away from everyone else there enjoying the event. We are still racing, just opting out of this event for reasons below.
Work gets in the way of my chance to go but I also did not like qualifying scheduling. I competed all season running FC & FF in SCCA weekends as they were in different run groups. Qualifying for FC & FF are together at the Runoff's???????
Sebring, West Palm, COTA, Road Atlanta, Road America June Sprints all had different run groups where I raced. All Majors except West Palm was a National...now I would have to qualify for different races in the same sessions?
Sorry, don't mean to complain but this is a big part of my decision not to take a week off work & qualify haphazardly.
Last edited by Steve Bamford; 09.17.13 at 9:27 AM.
Steve Bamford
Bam Bam,
FF & FC together certainly seems unwise on many fronts... I was looking forward to seeing Pebble's boyfriend give it a run...
"An analog man living in a digital world"
Link to Q1 results: http://scca.cdn.racersites.com/prod/...20qual%201.pdf
Some random pics from Tuesday.
Accuweather calling for 45% chance of rain during Wednesday's FF Q2.
Looks like some decent times set yesterday, I believe Tim only turned 4-5 flying laps according to what I saw on race monitor. Reid is doing well & nice to see LC3 up there too as anticipated.
Steve Bamford
Is it too early to congratulate Tim Kautz on his pole position?
Only 3 cars turning laps so far according to Race Monitor. I guess Tuesday's session will set the starting grid.
Steve Bamford
Road America weather disappoints again! Yikes!
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Not many thunder storms at Laguna.
Alright you F'en racers (get it?), place your bets. The dust and mud have settled, and the final grid is set. http://scca.cdn.racersites.com/prod/...nal%20grid.pdf
Will Kautz give the competition fits (Fits)?
Can Reid and his mono-nuclear steed "shock" the rest of the field?
Which exotic marque will prevail: Vestal or Stohr?
And what's the deal with all the racers from Colorado?
Saturday afternoon weather looks to be picture perfect. Can't wait!
Last edited by David Ferguson; 09.20.13 at 12:08 PM. Reason: stupid typo!
Here it is a 2:48am EST and since I am +60yo I am up/cannot sleep -- look'in at Apexspeed and I see in the thread I am looking at (FF SCCA Runoffs 2013 ) that under "Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread" that "lc3" and "Reid Hazelton" are doing some late nite (or is that early morning) reading -- I know it is only Friday and the race is tomorrow but "GO TO BED" you young'ins need your sleep !
*Busted*
John Vlasis feed me to many diet Cokes at the 50th party. Dang caffine....
On another note, Mike Sauce plays a mean guitar and has a set of pipes to match it. Impressive.
Reid,
Mike's the man, we know, but keep your pants on! Kick ass tomorrow!!
Cheers,
RD
"The winner ain't the one with the fastest car, it's the one who refuses to lose." - Dale Earnhardt Sr.
Reid !
You've got many fans ! We're hoping for a Cheese Head victory
"An analog man living in a digital world"
The good: I just last month purchased an RF 92 and it's undergoing a frame up right now. Reid has proven that the RF92 MONOSHOCK is still capable of running upfront in the premier FF race in North America.
The bad: I now have no excuses to run mid or back pack because of the monoshock and my car being older .
GO REID ! Bring home the gold !
Particularly in the rain, when Reid would be twitching giddily this way and that through the corners, I always had the excuse that the confetti he tossed as he slid the car would clump on my visor and prevent me from seeing properly. After dialing through every excuse in the old excusotron, I had to admit that Reid just kicks ass. In that antique monoshock no less. Go Reid!
Last edited by Allen_W; 09.21.13 at 8:14 AM.
can anyone tell me what the streaming video feed is.... thanks
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Great show by Tim & Reid.
Made a very entertaining last lap & finish.
Steve Bamford
What a great race. Congratulations to Tim. Reid, you drove an amazing race in the monoshock - my neighbors wonder why I was yelling at my laptop, "Go Reid." Fantastic job guys! That was so much fun to watch.
That was awesome to both guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was yelling for the Ford also!
Gerald.
I am horse- from scream'in at the 'puter - Formula F at its finest up front - Tim: This is what was expected from a now three (3) time Champion and you did NOT disappoint - car control stamina, etc - Reid: it is absolutely amazing how great you did in all facets of the race -- and even more than evidenced by the well deserved kudos from Tim in Victory Lane - My sincere and heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS -WELL DONE
Very cool for first and second- doesn't get any better than that!
Dorcey Schreider was mentioning that only small people can fit in FF's nowadays. Apparently he doesn't know Jim Morgan. I find that an insult to senior citizens that are still truly competitive and fast.
I know I spelled Dorcey's name wrong because the spell check is giving me a red line. Sorry....
Excellent call, Andrew. Congratulations to Jeff.
I am still in a bit of shock, what a show Tim & Reid put on. In a moment of utter weirdness, I lost my connection to speedcasttv.com just as the Piper and VD92 streaked by start-finish, so I saw the result but not the interviews.
Awesome racing guys! Tight, close, clean, at the limit. I can't believe Reid can make that old mono-shock go so fast. I'm with Tim: I'd love to see Reid in a modern chassis. Pretty classy that Tim's first words on winning were a tribute to Reid's skills. Congratulations on another championship, Tim. I enjoyed the show!
PS: Thanks, John, for upholding the honor of the venerable DB-1. Up to 4th at one point, if I remember correctly. My car value appreciates it. [Kills my excuses, though.] I hope you guys and the cars are okay.
PSS: I see Rand still knows how to get on TV!
Jim
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Talent usually ends up in front, but fun goes from the front of the grid all the way to the back.
What an amazing race by everyone ! Truly epic !
Reid . Just spectacular . And thank you .
I just went out to the barn and gave my old RF93 monoshock car a hug . A really big hug . I apologized to her for ever considering replacing her with something newer .
I hope she will forgive me .
Your example to us who own geriatric cars some say can't win is inspirational .
Thanks again. You just saved me 70K .
Congrats Tim and Reid ! I haven't seen the video yet, had to work, but couldn't wait, so read the spoilers.
Go monoshocks !
Just got home after stopping for pizza in Plymouth. Every joint in my body is sore! Even from the pit wall, it looked to be an exciting race. Can't wait to see the video.
Congrats to all; glad we got this one in without any rain.
Thanks everyone. Cool to see so many enjoyed me and Tim fighting it out. It was a really great race, and if I have to come in second I would rather it be like that than by a mile. Really good race with Tim, super aggressive but clean. For touching so much through the race I am not sure if we should exchange insurance information or not. Both cars need some rhinoplasty. I joked with Tim after the race that he really should learn to share. I mean, the guy is a total trophy hog...3 times now? Dude, share the wealth.
I'll post some more when I find some words. Tough to take right now. I will post the in-car (It actually worked!) when I get some time early in the week. It was a good, hard race.
Thanks again - much appreciated and I hope all enjoyed the show!
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your car is fine, so are you, You just lost to a faster car.
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