[Jim Richards]

Originally Posted by Alan Herod

If you saw my car in your group this weekend more then usual, my son was driving. Now all sorts of things to consider with two people driving the same car. Next year when another son starts ddriving, we may need another car.

Great, more p-cars for you and your sons. What a great father.

[Marc A]

Alan:

Great to have you aboard (no pun intended). I noticed that son #1 wasn't leaving anything on the track during the blue sessions, at least I think that was him . . . . .

Sounds like another track car will be required . . . . along with the duel car carrier, maximum trailer hauling vehicle . . . whaaa who . . . are you having fun yet

Seriously, thanks for running a flawless driving event on a serious track. We'll be back for more punishment next year.

Marc

[Chopper Dropper]

That was Alan's son in blue. I was his instructor and started him in blue from his performance at the HPDC. This was his first ever track event and I think he blew by everyhing in blue including evals for white.Amazing how one can develop if one is prepared to listen and trust.
Dirk

[smecklen]

Originally Posted by Jase007

Steve:

Is this normal on 944 / 951 /968s? Haven't heard of this one before except on strictly track-only cars.

Jason

Jason, sorry I was slow getting back to you, was out of town all week. Cracked hub would be very unusual on anything but a track car, unless you had a major pothole/collision damage. However, my mechanic tells me that although uncommon, it is not unheard of on a track car. Just another thing to check every now and then!