to give others a chance when he gets tired of winning...

 

It's very encouraging to know the car is capable of hanging with the solstice, but on the other hand it shows I have a lot of seat time ahead of me before I can hang with the front runners. Definitely a lot more fun in stock class than st, it's crazy how slowed down things are in stock class, but yield faster times compared to the craziness when behind the wheel of a car on street tires. I would like to say I really enjoyed the competition amongst our class, especially since it was mostly s2000's and to give Nick props for paxing the hell out of the rest of us on Sunday. Hope to see most of you at the Divisional and when I get the funds for motons, I may end being a total pain in the ass Jadrice, with all the setup questions.

Jeremy
24 BS

 

Jeremy, a pleasure and honor running against you and the rest of the B-stock crowd as well. There was NO ONE slow in B-stock in Dover, that's for sure! You drove well. How long have you been autocrossing the car? What is your setup? Just keep pushing and taking calculated risks, and the time will come. And always keep working on your setup, the last second comes from that magical balance. And thanks for the props for my Sunday drive, I really appreciate it. I just feel lucky that I was given such a great opportunity by Jadrice to drive with him in his dream machine, learn from him, and drive to my potential in a car that can do the time. It was an absolute blast. It was honestly the most fun I have had at a national event since I started autocrossing in 2008. The only thing that sucked was the hotel, I stuck it out for 2 days but Jay bailed after one night HAHAHAHA!!!

On that note, here are some great pics from the weekend (Thank you to Steve Seguis for his brilliant camera work and Perry Aidelbaum for taking a ton of great on/off track pics that really captured some great moments:

 

Wow! He got some nice shots!

 

Just saw this...that IS a nice shot. Looking good Mark