She did! She has run the entire SCCA series this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiliconTek
But since she just turned 16 in September this was the first time she did not need to have a licensed driver as passenger.
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She did! She has run the entire SCCA series this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiliconTek
But since she just turned 16 in September this was the first time she did not need to have a licensed driver as passenger.
What age can you drive with a licensed driver?
With SCCA it is 15 with a learners permit. NTAXS & Everyone else I believe is 16 with a the proper waivers being submitted by the parent.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiliconTek
Kids carts are handled differently.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1039300...eat=directlink
Uncropped pics that my gf and I took ^
Tried to get as many people as I could.
Thanks! Great Pics!!Quote:
Originally Posted by brandonmpace
Thanks! You guys managed to snap some shots of my Si :)Quote:
Originally Posted by brandonmpace
+1!Quote:
Originally Posted by wrx74
I bet she was happy...happy to get your fat, chatting ass out of the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
Those where her exact words.......... :punchout:Quote:
Originally Posted by ken o
;)
Ah, nice to have verbally-abusive-Ken back in the fold.
I was out sharing the love with the BMW crowd at O'fest. Made one cry on his freshly waxed car.
Don't forget, that the season's winner for each class gets free entry to an event in the 2012 season. Here is where we stand:
In Class S2000, Gern Blanston is just one point ahead of Robert Jones, so this is still a toss-up. No one else is near enough to these two to make a difference.
In Class 1, it's a three-way battle between Jerrett Jan (25 points), Sean O'Neill (22 points), and Brad Henderson (19 points).
All Mike McShane has to do in order to win Class 2 is make one run in Class 2 at event six. However, if he does not make it to the event and Ken Orgeron wins at event six, then there will be a tie, which Ken will win by less than a half-second.
All Jeremy Ault need to do is make one run in Class 2R at event six in order to win the season. If he does not show, then there will not be a season winner for class 2R.
Class 3 is down to Emad Zia and Michael Eason. Both have only run two events in Class 3 this season, but you need three events to qualify for the season win. Emad has 18 points versus Michael has 10 points. Emad just needs one run in Class 3 at event six to secure the title. If Emad does not show, then Michael will only need to make one run in Class 3 at event six to secure the title.
Joseph Kan has slaughtered Class 3R and has won the season.
But he's in a cheater car:punchout:Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
Sounds like Joe may need some more competition next year ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
Congrats to Jeremy Ault on the FTD! Nice driving buddy!
I know this is a little late, but thank you VERY MUCH to Lorin for the radiator on Saturday and to General Default and my new Miata friend with the NB that lent me the tools for the job. My water pump was on it's way to water pump heaven that day, and it sure made for an interesting AutoX day and a very interesting drive home.
We have a great bunch of great folks on this forum, and I am happy to help those who assisted me on Saturday.
Looking forward to being back out there for the next NTAX autox!!!!!
You're welcome. I'm glad to know you made it home.
Video of my fastest run:
http://www.teamcotton.net/autocross/...11015_Run8.htm
Need to work on getting closer on the passenger side...
That's pretty cool Brett! You running 3 GoPro's?. Nice run!Quote:
Originally Posted by GroceryHauler
Double Post
Thanks! 1 GoPro (front) and 2 Flip MinoHD 4GB's I got cheap on woot.com : http://www.theflip.com/en-us/Products/mino.aspxQuote:
Originally Posted by SiliconTek