For anyone interested in participating or just coming to watch, we will be out at Stratotech all day tomorrow for a full day of time attacking. With this potentially being the last event (weather permitting in Oct), things are going to be interesting with a very tight points race in modified.

If you come out and say want to bring me a mozza burger i might love you for ever

For more information or to register go to:

http://www.speedwayperformance.org/

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RESULTS AFTER TIME ATTACK 5

2009 Time Attack Challenge Lap Records

Race Tire Class: Trent Oster - 62.068 - Mazda RX-7 Turbo - NEW LAP RECORD
Modified Class: Kevin Uyeda - 66.855 - Subaru WRX STi - NEW CLASS RECORD
Street Class: Kelvin Tsui - 73.168 - Acura TSX Type Awesome - NEW CLASS RECORD

2009 Time Attack Challenge - Overall Points

Race Tire Class
1. Trent Oster - 72
2. Travis Kittlitz - 47
3. Doug Denoon - 38
4. Conroy Ganson - 30
5. Mitch LaLonde - 28
6. Dave Whiting - 26
7. Richard Wharmby - 15
8. Vitor Pascoal - 10
8. Brian Lakusta - 10
9. Philip Kieley - 9
10. Jeff Keen - 8
11. Julian Pascoal - 7

Modified Class
1. Boris Djordjevic - 56
2. Ian O'Donnell - 54
3. Kevin Uyeda - 48
4. Mark Lin - 44
5. Orrin MacIntosh - 41
6. Paulo Ochieng - 37
7. Ryan Richards - 34
8. Bernd Peters - 16
9. Curtis Hall - 11
10. Jon Stoeck - 10
10. Dean Chorzempa - 10
11. Jesse Sherburne - 9
11. Roger LaLonde - 9
12. Jeffrey Keen - 8
12. Philip Kieley - 8
13. Pierre Tan - 7
13. Brian Sinfield - 7
14. Mark Young - 6
14. Ryan Argue - 6
14. Chad Domet - 6
15. Martin Hui - 5
15. Lyall Champ - 5
15. Keane Block - 5
15. Adam Scrivens - 5
16. Ian Basford - 4
16. Scott Grunsky - 4


Street Class
1. Kris Kropiniski - 62
2. Eric Chia - 53
3. Kelvin Tsui - 31
4. Marc Bourbonais - 28
4. Jean-Pierre Stelter - 28
4. Shawn Koshan - 28
5. Greg Randolph - 19
6. Richard Lee - 18
6. Daniel Lam - 18
7. Trung Nugyen - 12
7. Levi Willis - 12
8. Paulo #2 - 10
8. Glenn Calverly - 10
9. Ryan Burton - 9
9. David Smelquist - 9
9. Wayne Scrivens - 9
10. Tyson Romaniuk - 8
10. Josh Burger - 8
10. Ryan Smith - 8
11. Bernd Peters - 7
11. Paulo Ochieng - 7
11. Wendy Lung - 7
12. Ivan Bombak - 6
12. Nathan - 6
12. Peter Smith - 6
13. Jon Tycholaz - 5
13. Kelvin Tsui - 5
13. Pete Mitchell - 5
14. Chris Kutz - 4


Time Attack Challenge Round 4 Results - Fastest Times

Race Tire Class
1. Trent Oster - 62.068 - Mazda RX-7 Turbo - NEW LAP RECORD
2. Conroy Ganson - 62.742 - Mazda RX-7 Loud - LOUD REALLY REALLY LOUD
3. Doug Denoon - 66.829 - Mitsubishi Evo X
4. Mitch Lalonde - 67.942 - Corvette Z06
5. Philip Kieley - 68.288 - Mitsubishi Evo X
6. Jeff Keen - 69.747 - Nissan 350Z
7. Travis Kittlitz - 72.218 - Mazda RX-7
8. Richard Wharmby - 73.607 - Mazda RX-7 Version: Blown up

Modified Class
1. Kevin Uyeda - 66.855 - Subaru WRX STi - NEW CLASS RECORD - IT'S THE KB SHIRT
2. Boris Djordjevic - 67.276 - Mitsubishi Evo X
3. Mark Lin - 67.311 - Acura RSX
4. Paulo Ochieng - 69.067 - WRX STi - needs moar aero
5. Orin McIntosh (Vex Performance) - 69.330
6. Ian O'Donnell - 69.796 - Honda S2000 - BROKE 70 SECONDS YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
7. Bernd Peters - 71.125 - BMW M3
8. Chad Domet - 71.184
9. Adam Scrivens - 71.833 - Audi S4
10. Ryan Richards - 72.045 - JCW Mini
11. Scott Devarennes - 73.132 - WRX STi
12. Josh Burger - 73.499 - Honda Civic - It might be a 7th gen but at least it's not slow
13. Brian Sinfield - 73.690 - Mazda Miata Turbo - performance exhaust leaks ftw
14. Jordan Braz - 74.236
15. Jeff Ma - 74.335 - Nissan 350z - not as good as the s2k
16. Tomasz Piprek - 74.441 - Civic
17. Scott Grunsky - 74.987
18. Mike Mah - 75.379
19. Aanand Mehta - 77.846
19. David Lea - 77.846

Street Class
1. Kelvin Tsui - 73.188 - Acura TSX Type Awesome
2. Kris Kropiniski - 73.269 - Mazda RX-7 - ugliest. wheels. evar.
3. Levi Willis - 73.580 - Pontiac GTO - IT TURNS!
4. Eric Chia - 73.910 - RSX
5. Wayne Scrivens - 74.653 - Porsche 911
6. Richard Lee - 74.874 - Nissan 240
7. Daniel Lam - 77.596 - RSX
8. Glenn Calverly - 81.403
9. Pete Mitchell - 170.299 - NEW LAP RECORD (for slowest time evar)

 

anyone?

just because it is timed doesnt mean you cannot come and learn/practice

 

I have to attend a seminar tomorrow unfortunately, otherwise I would be totally down. But it's probably for the best. My new pads haven't arrived yet, and the OEM ones are paper thin.

 

Tough day at the office, but a beautiful one. I had some strangely significant oversteer but was still able to improve by 2 or 3 tenths to run a 69.5 or 6. I ran out of brake pads somehow as well 2/3 into the day but had been getting slower since noon so it didnt matter.

Out of the 20 or so cars, i would guess 1/3-1/2 had some sort of mechanical problems.

Super sexy GT3 ran 65s along side a pretty impressive STI

amazingly fun once again though