RE Report

vive. Our sympathy goes out to the Pis-tole family. Dave’s son says he died do-ing something he loved and that means a lot. We will be moving our WGP Solo sched-uled for June 6th to Boeing. Make this change on your calen-dars also. We are continuing with our Solo Steer-ing Committee. They have come up with some good ideas and we are implementing many of them. One of the ideas is the run/work order. Please check else-where in this issue and one the web for the changes we are trying in this area. We will try these new ideas for the next sev-eral Solos and see how they work. We will review them after they have had a

Boy, boy it’s almost May!! Where is the year going? We have had two Solos and will have had another one by the time this is published, since it’s May 2nd. Due to bad weather (water running over the road in some places, checkpoint 3 under-water and debris on the road) we had to postpone the Road Dog Rally to May 8th. Hopefully we will have better weather and those who volun-teered to work and those who were going enter and others will be able to come to the event on May 8th. Greg Laws and Bruce Bettinger have worked hard on this rally and I know from pre checking, it will be a good event. Mark your calendars to try again May 8th. We have had several races already this year

including our first event of the year at Hallett. Our Driver’s School/Regional was in April. We did not have a great atten-dance, but think all that came, entered, or worked had a good time. I know I did. We used the trans-

ponders the first time by ourselves in Tim-ing & Scoring. It had a few glitches, but we will learn as we go along. As we are on racing, there was a sad event at Heartland Park their first event this year. Dave Pistole got into the wall at turn one and unfortu-nately he did not sur-

ReFlections

SCCA Wichita Region May 2004 Volume 04, Issue 4

Witches Wail

Special points of interest:

♦ BOD Meeting 5/12

♦ Membership Meeting 5/26

♦ Map Rally

♦ Results, Calendars, and Schedules

♦ Win a Prize!

Inside this issue:

ReFlections 1

Audit Report 3

April BOD Minutes 6-7

New Event Calendar 8-9

Solo Scene 14-16

Map Rally 18-19

Mid Am Repoprt 24-25

chance to prove they are beneficial to our program or not. Rally Steering Committee, too, is working well. They have been meeting the 2nd Monday of the month at Café Chicago and have been kicking ideas around for our rally program. They have some checkpoint training and may do some schools on how to rally. Both the committees welcome input from all members. We need mem-ber input, but do not need to pick an event to pieces. If something is right let people know, if something is wrong, let people know and then let the “chiefs” come up with a solution without beleaguering it. If the “chiefs” do not come up with a solution, mention the problem again – let me know – we will work until we get things running smoothly. We are planning a family/picnic social for July. We are going some-where where we can talk, laugh, and play and bring our families. We will eat and in general have a good time. Again, this is YOUR CLUB, join us, make the most of your club. Charlene

ReFlections—cont.

Steering

Committees to

Voice your ideas

and suggestions

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Need Solo

Chair’s call Hal

and Paul

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On March 31, 2004 an appointed audit team audited the 2003 financial records of the Wichita Region, SCCA. John Houston, Wichita Region Treasure, pro-

vided the records. The audit team members were Frank Diringer, Charlene Bet-tinger and George Morrison. As this was not an audit of approved accounting

procedures or methods, only proper documentation of checks and deposits were audited. The audit team reviewed the following records: 87 checks, 40 deposits, 12 bank statements, backup receipts and copies of the monthly reconciliation

reports.

The following discrepancies were found:

Check number 7417 did not have a receipt for the expenditure. The check was approved by the Board of Directors of the Region however.

Check number 7295 did not have a receipt for the expenditure. The check was written for the sanction fee of an event. A notation on the

check or a written notation would have been sufficient.

No other discrepancies were found.

The review team compliments the treasurer on the documentation of his re-cords. All records were filed by individual month and in numerical order, mak-

ing the audit a short and smooth operation.

Signed:

_________________

Charlene Bettinger

_________________

Frank Diringer

_________________

George Morrison

2003 AUDIT

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Regional Executive Charlene Bettinger

betting@southwind.net (316) 788-3942

Asst. Regional Exec Greg Laws

glaws@cox.net (620) 221-0122

Past Regional Exec Dave Geis

dgeis@cox.net (316) 832-0496 SECRETARY Carolyn Laws

(620) 221-0122 ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR

Linda Timmons (316) 832-1369

ASST. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Amy Timmons

(316) 721-6374

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Kellie Barker (316) 871-7113 kbcowgirl@hotmail.com Frank Diringer (316) 283-1247 Tom Dupler (316) 788-6650 twodupes@swbell.net Bill Preheim (620) 327-6266 (316) 772-3638 Paul Sherman (316) 733-2720 paul.sherman1@worldnet.att.net Andy Timmons (316) 721-6374 agt3@swbell.net

REGION OFFICERS CHAIRS / CONTACTS

TREASURER John Houston

jchouston@cox.net (316) 634-2966

MEMBERSHIP Bruce Bettinger

bbetting@southwind.net (316) 788-3942

MERCHANDISE Jeff Dodds

jstr101@yahoo.com (316) 648-4564

RACE COMPETITION CHAIR George Morrison

gmorrison11@cox.net (316) 722-2872

RALLY CHAIR Bruce Sargent

brucesarg@juno.com (316) 838-1126

SOLO II CHAIRMEN

Paul Sherman (316) 733-2720 paul.sherman1@worldnet.att.net

Hal Larcher (316) 218-0728 hnkvlkswgn@earthlink.net WAIL EDITOR

Lawrence Duty (316) 283-6289 waileditor@cox.net

WEBMASTER

Robert Foster (316) 684-9351 webmaster@wichitascca.org

Hotline: If you need further information on any event listed in this calendar, call the Club phone (788-6023) and leave a de-tailed message. Someone will return your call and attempt to answer your questions.

Membership Meetings: Membership meetings are held on the fourth (not necessarily the last) Wednesday of every month at 7:30 pm. Our meeting location is the Red Mesa Grill at 756 N. Tyler - just North of Central on Tyler.

Board of Directors Meetings: BoD meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30. The meeting location is at the Sedgwick County Zoo Education Center. Enter the Zoo at the entrance near the Administration Building. Anyone inter-ested may attend any of these meetings.

Solo II Events: Setup begins at 7:00 AM (please come help). Typically, registration is open between 8:30 AM and 12:30 PM, the drivers meeting is held at 9:30 AM and the first car is on the course by 10:00 AM. All drivers AND guests must sign the insur-ance waiver's). To pre-register your entry online, see our web site at: http://www.wichitascca.org/PreRegister.html You may also pre-register by phone by calling the Solo Chair.

Jr. Karts: The Wichita region has a great Junior Solo Karts program. Pre-registration is required for al Junior drivers. Contact Rick Knapp (722-2809) for more information

Interested in SCCA Road Racing? Call George Morrison at 722-2872 or attend a Membership Meeting and ask questions! Race workers are always needed and you can’t get any closer to the action.

Address Change? So you moved, changed your phone num-ber, changed your e-mail address, whatever. Let us know!! Please notify the National office (in Topeka, KS), Charlene Bettinger (788-3942, bbetting@southwind.net), and Lawrence Duty 316.283.6289. waileditor@cox.net

Email list: If you would like to participate in some electronic bench racing, subscribe to the Wichita Region SCCA email list. Send an email to majordomo@autox.team.net with the words “subscribe wichita-scca” in the body of the message. You will get an automatic reply with instructions to complete the process.

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BOD members present: Charlene Bettinger, Dave Geis, Greg Laws, Frank Diringer, Paul Sherman, Andy Timmons, Kellie Barker, Bill Preheim, and Tom Dupler. Non-voting Club Officials pre-sent: John Houston, Carolyn Laws, Amy Timmons, Bruce Sargent, Linda Timmons, Robert Foster, Bruce Bettinger, Hal Larcher, and Jeff Dodds. Visitors present: Lu Geis and Tony Cope. Charlene Bettinger called the meeting to order. Secretary’s Report: March 10, 2004 BOD minutes presented by Carolyn Laws. Dave Geis moved for the minutes to be accepted. Seconded by Greg Laws. Motion passed. Web Report: Robert Foster presented the re-port. Membership Report: Bruce Bettinger presented the re-port. 220 members with 194 vot-ing members. Merchandise Report: Jeff Dodds presented the report. Paul Sherman moved for Jeff Dodds to order 10 more Solo II rulebooks. Seconded by Tom Du-pler. Motion passed.

Activities Report: Amy Timmons presented the re-port. April 17-18 School/Regional race @ Hallett. April 28 @ 7:30 pm @ Red Mesa Grill will be the next Membership meeting. May 12 is the next BOD meeting. April 24 is the Road Dog Rally. AVRG Report: Frank Diringer presented the re-port. . Rally Report: Bruce Sargent presented the report. Solo II Report: Hal Larcher presented the report. Greyhound Park officials will not commit to having Solo II there, but may discuss the possibility later in the season. At the recommendation of the Solo Steering Committee there will be a change in the run/work order in upcoming Solo II events. The May 2nd event will keep the current heat work/run stack of 1-3, 2-4, etc. but notification will be given that starting with the May 30th event the stack will change to 1-2, 3-4, etc. The Solo Steering Committee will meet on June 7th to review this and other program changes for effectiv-ness. Treasurer’s Report: John Houston presented the re-port. Greg Laws moved to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Seconded

April BOD Minutes

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by Dave Geis. Motion passed. Frank Diringer gave the Audit Committee report. Charlene Bet-tinger stated that all budgets must be e-mailed to John Houston and Carolyn Laws. New Business: SCCA National informed Charlene Bettinger that Sports Car magazine mistakenly sent individual copies to each member spouse instead of one copy to the couple. She was asked to inform SCCA National of dual-member couple’s names and mem-bership numbers so that the data-base may be changed to send only one magazine per family. Charlene Bettinger is requesting that dual-membership couples provide this information to her ASAP. Charlene Bettinger stated Wichita Region SCCA sent a sympathy card to the family of the individual who died recently while road racing @ Heartland Park in Topeka. Old Business: Charlene Bettinger stated she was unsure of the status of the Direc-tory for the Wichita region. Motion to adjourn was made by Dave Geis, seconded by Greg Laws. Motion passed.

Volume 04, Issue 4 Page 7

April BOD Minutes Cont. TOPEKA, Kan. (May 7, 2004) -- Sports Car Club of America, Inc. announced today revised dates for the 2005 SCCA An-nual National Convention, moving the event to Jan. 27-30, 2005. The 2005 Convention will be held at the Westin Crown Center Hotel in downtown Kansas City, Mo. The date was changed to the final weekend of January in order to conflict with as few industry events as possible. Another change will be the schedule of the event, including a later overall start time on Thursday, Jan. 27. The event will be kicked-off with the annual Lead-ership Luncheon at noon. Additionally, the “Secrets of Speed” seminars have been moved to Sunday, Jan. 30 to avoid Saturday seminar scheduling conflicts. “After receiving considerable feedback regarding the last several Conventions, we believe that moving the initial start time from Thursday morning to Thurs-day afternoon will help cut costs for many members,” SCCA VP of Program Development Howard Duncan said. “While some individuals will still travel on Wednesday, many members can use Thursday morning to travel, thus re-moving one night of hotel expense.” Highlighting the 2005 Convention will be the induction of the inaugural SCCA Hall of Fame class Jan. 29 at the annual banquet. Also, even more safety information will be provided and dis-cussed as a follow-up to last year’s eye-popping safety symposium, which as-sembled many of the world’s leading motorsports safety experts.

Look for more information about the 2005 SCCA National Convention to be released throughout the year.

2005 SCCA NATIONAL CONVENTION DATES REVISED

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESD AY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

1 2

Solo II

Strother Field

3 4 5 6 7 8 Road Dog Rally

9

17 18 19 20 21 22 Pure Envy Car Show

23

24 25 26 Wichita Membership Meeing

27 28 29

30 RNI/MMP/MS Solo Time (STL-Madison,IL) SOLO II Raytheon

31 RNI/MMP/MS Solo Time (STL-Madison,IL)

10 11 12 Wichita BOD

13 14 15 RNI/HMRC/AVRG

16 RNI/HMRC/AVRG

MAY EVENTS 2004

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESD AY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

1 2 3 4 5 RNI/HPT/KVRG

6 RNI/HPT/KVRG SOLO II Boeing

7 Solo Steering

8 9 Wichita BOD

10 11 12 Solo Midwest Div Oklahoma Reg OK City

13 Solo Midwest Div Oklahoma Reg OK City

21 22 23 Wichita Membership Meeting

24 25 26 27 Solo II Strother Field

28 2 30

14 Rally Steering

15 16 17 18 19 Mirror Khana XXX

Salina

20 Mirror Khana XXX

Salina

JUNE EVENTS 2004

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Rally

Event Date Event Name - Chair(s)

April 24, Saturday 2nd Annual Road Dog - Greg Laws

July 17, Saturday Loping-A-Long - Bruce Sargent {Ye Olde Loper}

August 14, Saturday Hot Springs - Keith & Judi Pfautz

September 22, Wednesday Challenger - Bruce & Charlene Bettinger

October 30, Saturday Witches Ryde - Bill Preheim

ClubRacing Hallett Motor Racing Circuit

April 17-18, Saturday/Sunday AVRG Regional/Drivers School at Hallet Motor Racing Circuit May 15-16, Saturday/Sunday AVRG Regional/National at Hallet Motor Racing Circuit July 3-4, Saturday/Sunday AVRG Regional/National at Hallet Motor Racing Circuit Sept 20-26, Monday/Sunday Valvoline Runoffs - MidOhio

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The WRC Lands in Wichita!

Well maybe it wasn’t the World Rally Championship, but it certainly looked like the Wichita Rally Club was in full swing at our first points event of the season at Raytheon on April 4th in the super sandy E lot. The term “getting off line” really hit home out on the northeast part of the course. I had a few minor glitches for my first chaired event, but I thought overall it was a success. I’d like to thank all those that made it possible, especially Hal Larcher, my co-chair Mike Herrick, Dave Geis, all those who shoveled/swept the course and those that were there early to help get us started when we did.

I learned a lot during my first chaired event. One of the biggest things was that the potholes, dips, cracks and large piles of dirt were not on the blank course map I was given. My course designs were basically thrown out during the 7am set up. Instead I relied on Mike Herrick’s experience in setting up course on-the-fly. Between the two of us, I think we came up with a fun and challenging course. A mid-70 second course sure can make for a long day though, but no one better be complaining about their lack of seat time!

It is sure good to see some new faces in the grid and throughout the paddock. I know several members (and non-members) gave out rides to new comers. I think I hooked the 2 people I gave rides to. Hopefully we will see them back at the next event.

After the event was packed up (thanks to all those who helped with that too!!) we invaded Old Chicago yet again for some post race fun. “Bread stuff” and “bread things” sure tasted good after a long day in the parking lot. The beer was just the way I like it too: cold and plentiful. I encourage everyone to join us at the next Post Event at a location of Hal’s choosing. See you there! Tom Urbanek

1/2 8/9 15/16 22/23 29/30

M RNI/MMP/MS

A RNI/GIR/St. L RNI/HMRC/AVRG Solotime

Y (STL-Madison,IL)

(Mother's Day) (Memorial Day)

5/6 12/13 19/20 26/27

J RNI/HPT/KVRG Solotime

U (Ok Region) Mirror Khana XXX

N (Ok City) (Salina)

(Father's Day)

3/4 10/11 17/18 24/25

J

U RNI/HMRC/AVRG Solotime SRC/HPT/KVRG

L (Wichita-Salina)

31/1 7/8 14/15 21/22 28/29

A

U RNI/GIR/St. L Solotime RNI/MAM/MVRG

G (KS-Topeka)

(Divisional Championship)

4/5 11/12 18/19 25/26

S Valvoline Runoffs

E RNI/HPT/KVRG Solo II Nationals MidOhio

P Topeka, KS (9/20-26/04)

(Labor Day) (9/14-17/04)

2/3 9/10 16/17 23/24 30/31

O

C SRC/MAM/MVRG HPT/KVRG SR*C/MMP/MS RR/GIR/ST

T (Pro Event)

6/7 13/14 20/21 27/28

N

O MidDiv Convention

V Tulsa, OK

S = Drivers School Solotime=Divisional Solo II ProV = ProVee

R = Regional (MidAm) r = Regional (non-points) I = IT Tour

R* = Bonus Regional (MidAm) N = National C = HPCCC

GIR - Gateway International Raceway - St. Louis, MO HMRC - Hallett Motor Racing Circuit - Hallett, OK

HPT - Heartland Park Topeka - Topeka, KS MMP - Memphis Motor Sports Park - Memphis, TN

MAM - MidAmerica Motorplex - Glenwood, IA

Total Club Racing Events: S - 6 R -19 N -10 I -10 C -4 r -0 = 17 Weekends

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Solo Scene

WICHITA REGION SCCA

WEB SITEwww.wichitascca.org

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Well we had our 1st Points event at Raytheon and the weather was great as was the turn out. First I would like to thank Gary Blessing for making it possible for us to hold an event at Raytheon, along with paving the way for us to have 2 more scheduled events at that location this year. Thanks also to Tom Urbanek and Mike Herrick for chairing the event and all those who helped and participated.

Now down to business. We still need chairs for several events this year including two (2) events at Raytheon and one (1) at Strother Field. If you have never chaired an event contact Paul Sherman, Tom Urbanek or myself.

We would be glad to help you and explain what all is involved. If you have done it before and are willing to do it again please look at your calendar and see if you can help the club out and chair another event. The club also needs some-one to take care of the pre - regis-tration.

There are some big changes in the way we plan on running the events starting with the 2nd Raytheon event scheduled for May 30th. We are going to try a new run-work order. If you drive in the 1st heat you will work the 2nd heat. If you drive in the 3rd heat you will work the 4th heat and so forth. This is expected to make things

run a little smother for everyone. It will also require that we all try to transition from driving the course to working the course in a timely manner. If you drive in heat 2 or heat 4 you must have your car tech’d before you begin your work assignment so that you will be able to make that transi-tion as smooth as possible. This new order coupled with the drive thru-tech should makes things run smoother.

The solo steering committee has also decided that we need a Men-tor Program. This program would align those new to Solo to be paired up with those that are ex-perienced to help bring them up to speed more quickly. This pro-gram would include everything from course walking to work as-signments. Please -- if you are will-ing and able to help out with the Mentor Program contact Paul Sherman, Tom Urbanik or myself and we will try to get you hooked up with someone that could bene-fit from your experience. As al-ways check the website for any changes in the Solo schedule.

Hal Larcher

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Event Date Location Event Chair(s) Solo Safety Steward

May 30, Sunday Raytheon ?? Edwin Martens

June 6, Sunday Boeing Kevin Anderson / Jared Anderson Brian Meyer

June 27, Sunday Strother Field - Winfield Bill Preheim / Bruce Sargent Bruce Bettinger

July 25, Sunday Wichita - Boeing N-Lot Frank Janssen Paul Sherman

Aug 22, Sunday Wichita Greyhound Park Bob Cummings / Darrin Teeter Jim Harrison

Sept 19, Sunday Raytheon ?? Jim French

Oct 3, Sunday Strother Field - Winfield ?? Dave Geis

Oct 17, Sunday Wichita Greyhound Park ?? Jim Pernice

Nov 7, Sunday Wichita - Boeing N-Lot Bruce Sargent / Bill Preheim Robert Foster

Solo Schedule

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Wichita Region SCCA - Official Solo Results Solo II Points Event 1 4/4/2004 at Raytheon Pos Car Driver Vehicle Best Run-1 Run-2 Run-3 Run-4

Sponsor Tires Run-5 Run-6 Run-7 Run-8

SS: Super Stock Open 1 45 Brian Cozine 1999 Chevrolet Corvette 67.719 72.539 (0) 70.952 (0) 69.901 (0) 67.719 (0) First 2 71 Martin Henry 2002 Chevrolet Corvette 69.620 69.620 (0) 70.098 (0) 69.789 (0) 70.338 (0) 3 10 Patrick Flynn 2003 Chevrolet Corvette 71.299 DNF 72.072 (0) 72.641 (0) 72.395 (0) 71.299 (0) AS: A Stock Open 1 36 Tony Cope 2002 BMW M3 71.272 71.389 (0) 77.706 (1) 72.675 (0) 71.272 (0) First BS: B Stock Open 1 82 Ken Neely 2000 Honda S2000 64.908 65.700 (0) 65.045 (0) 65.595 (0) 64.908 (0) First 2 50 Jeff Schermuly 1975 Porsche 911 70.049 DNF 72.718 (0) 74.033 (0) 70.049 (0) Second 3 23 Joe Schermuly 1975 Porsche 911 73.942 75.165 (0) DNF 73.942 (0) DNF 4 88 Mark Olive 1979 Porsche 911 S 77.461 DNF DNF DNF 77.461 (0) 5 58 Keith Epperly 1987 Porsche 911 999.999 DNF DNF DNF DNF CS: C Stock Open 1 40 Tim Dugan 2003 Mazda Miata 74.051 78.646 (0) 75.762 (0) 74.171 (0) 74.051 (0) First ESL: E Stock Ladies 1 64 Julie Bailey 1986 Porsche 944 73.027 DNF 75.340 (0) 73.652 (0) 73.027 (0) First 2 51 Kaley Morris 1986 Porsche 944 73.069 79.486 (0) 76.492 (0) 75.723 (1) 73.069 (0) ES: E Stock Open 1 53 Tom Zickuhr 1988 Porsche 924 S 66.579 DNF 67.872 (0) DNF 66.579 (0) First 2 21 Terry Morris 1986 Porsche 944 66.720 71.951 (1) 70.045 (1) 67.671 (0) 66.720 (0) Second 3 46 Chester Bailey 1986 Porsche 944 68.166 71.091 (0) 68.166 (0) 68.261 (0) 68.605 (0) 4 26 Jim Monroe 1987 Pontiac Fiero 2M6 75.410 78.546 (0) 76.388 (0) 75.919 (0) 75.410 (0) FS: F Stock Open 1 2 Phillip Strauhs 1996 Dodge Pickup 80.319 DNF 86.850 (0) 80.395 (0) 80.319 (0) First 80.520 (0) 2 81 Tony Thome 1994 Chevrolet Camaro 89.856 DNF DNF 89.856 (0) DNF GS: G Stock Open 1 14 Tom Dupler 2002 Mini Cooper S 68.258 72.373 (1) 72.529 (1) 68.540 (0) 68.258 (0) First 70.956 (1) 2 44 Dan Deener 2004 Mini Cooper S 70.976 72.788 (0) 72.355 (0) 70.976 (0) 71.332 (0) Second 3 38 Jim Schoonover 2002 Ford Focus 75.234 DNF DNF 77.475 (0) 75.234 (0) 4 78 Matt Dauffenbach 1995 Chevrolet Camaro 76.730 83.477 (0) 78.868 (0) 82.069 (0) 76.730 (0) HS: H Stock Open 1 47 Gary Bryant 1988 Honda Prelude 71.527 77.979 (0) 73.472 (0) 71.742 (0) 71.527 (0) First 2 3 Guy Roberts 2002 Mazda Protégé 5 72.448 74.114 (0) 73.653 (0) 73.429 (0) 72.448 (0) Second 72.917 (0) 3 18 Bruce Allman 1995 Honda Accord 72.539 75.820 (0) 74.420 (0) 73.535 (0) 90.272 (1) Third 72.539 (0) 4 13 Lawrence Duty 2002 Mazda Protégé 5 74.148 DNF DNF 74.148 (0) 74.723 (0) 86.867 (1) 5 8 Lonnie Heston 1999 Saturn SL 75.232 80.215 (0) 80.795 (0) 76.301 (0) 76.407 (0) 75.232 (0) 6 4 Howard Cravens 1994 Toyota Celica GT 78.165 83.324 (0) 82.065 (0) 80.262 (0) 78.165 (0) 78.509 (0)

Pos Car Driver Vehicle Best Run-1 Run-2 Run-3 Run-4

Sponsor Tires Run-5 Run-6 Run-7 Run-8

7 77 Kyle Thome 1985 Toyota Corolla 94.072 97.186 (0) 96.967 (0) 94.072 (3) DNF CSP: C Street Prepared Open 1 7 Chad Kellums 2000 Mazda Miata 73.271 92.154 (0) 82.128 (1) 74.390 (0) 73.271 (0) First 74.776 (0) 2 24 Kale Thome 2000 Mazda Miata 73.428 DNF 81.328 (0) 73.428 (1) DNF Second 3 60 David Leivian 1986 Toyota MR-2 73.832 76.599 (0) 75.450 (0) 74.861 (0) 73.832 (0) 4 83 Adam Leivian 1986 Toyota MR-2 75.511 83.622 (0) 77.248 (0) 75.962 (0) 75.511 (0) DSP: D Street Prepared Open 1 57 Darrin Teeter 1991 Toyota Celica Turbo 68.171 72.499 (0) 70.984 (1) 68.171 (0) 70.134 (1) First ESP: E Street Prepared Open 1 35 Gary Lindon 1998 Ford Mustang GT 71.293 DNF 71.398 (0) DNF 71.293 (0) First 2 19 Ned Madsen 1966 Chevrolet Corvair 76.521 79.397 (0) 77.681 (1) 78.439 (1) 87.185 (2) 76.521 (0) FSP: F Street Prepared Open 1 41 Rob Roytas 1987 Renault GTA 65.359 68.241 (0) 73.392 (0) 65.359 (0) 69.314 (0) First Hoosier CP: C Prepared Open 1 42 David Estes 1987 Ford Mustang GT 74.174 74.174 (1) 74.598 (0) 83.512 (1) 79.509 (1) First EPL: E Prepared Ladies 1 169 Lolena Braun 1988 Honda CRX 80.105 88.123 (0) 84.689 (0) 89.856 (0) 80.105 (0) First 2 30 Sherry Novak 1988 Honda Civic 98.396 DNF DNF 98.396 (0) DNF EP: E Prepared Open 1 75 Mike Herrick 1985 Honda Civic 65.388 65.388 (0) DNS DNS DNS First 2 69 Mark Braun 1988 Honda CRX 71.846 80.275 (0) 71.846 (0) 75.304 (1) 72.395 (0) FM: F Modified Open 1 25 Dave Geis 1982 Morton FV 65.288 66.607 (0) DNF 65.288 (0) 73.550 (3) First 2 52 Lu Geis 1982 Morton FV 72.677 DNF 72.677 (0) 73.888 (1) DNF STS: Street Touring S Open 1 62 Tim Harmon 1999 Ford Contour SVT 68.779 69.652 (0) 69.248 (0) 68.994 (0) 68.779 (0) First 2 55 Tom Urbanek 1992 Saturn SC 69.533 69.698 (0) 69.541 (0) 75.698 (0) 69.533 (0) Second Falken Azenis 3 70 Chris Lawrie 1995 Acura Integra 70.931 70.931 (0) 83.159 (0) 71.575 (0) 83.501 (2) 4 39 Jeremy Chapman 1990 Honda Civic 80.812 DNF DNF 80.812 (0) DNF 5 12 Jared Adamson 1995 Dodge Neon 88.913 DNF DNF 88.913 (0) DNF DNF STS2L: STS2 Ladies 1 27 Tracy Davis 1990 Mazda Miata 78.014 DNF 80.075 (0) 78.014 (0) 78.809 (0) First STS2: STS2 Open 1 48 Gonzalo Eduardo 1991 Mazda Miata 71.651 78.594 (0) 82.555 (0) 71.651 (0) DNF First 2 33 Jared Anderson 1991 Mazda Miata 73.616 DNF 75.144 (0) 79.620 (0) 73.616 (0) 3 63 Kevin Anderson 1991 Mazda Miata 74.555 DNF 76.659 (1) DNF 74.555 (0) STX: Street Touring X Open 1 71 Robert Foster 1988 BMW 325is 68.189 70.182 (0) 69.118 (0) 68.189 (0) 69.470 (0) First Falken Azenis 2 6 Andrew Auerbach 2002 Subaru Impreza WRX 69.756 73.863 (0) 72.473 (0) 71.480 (0) 69.756 (0) Second 71.667 (0) 3 87 Derik Mullin 2002 Subaru Impreza WRX 71.646 DNF 76.291 (2) DNF 71.646 (0) 4 54 Kaare Erickson 2003 Subaru Impreza WRX 71.964 79.768 (0) 71.964 (0) 73.723 (1) DNF 5 37 Yan Voskanov 1984 BMW 325is 93.207 93.207 (0) DNF DNF DNF SM: Street Modified Open 1 82 Brent Coppock 1995 Ford Mustang GT 72.162 DNF 74.737 (1) 72.624 (0) 72.162 (0) First

Pos Car Driver Vehicle Best Run-1 Run-2 Run-3 Run-4

Sponsor Tires Run-5 Run-6 Run-7 Run-8 2 32 Chad Killgore 1992 Eagle Talon Tsi 74.771 85.677 (2) 78.858 (0) 75.949 (0) 74.771 (0) SM2: Street Modified 2 Open 1 20 Richard Prestage 1999 Chevrolet Corvette 65.101 70.160 (1) 69.624 (1) 106.936 (0) 65.519 (0) First 65.101 (0) 2 16 Fergus Thornton 1991 Acura NSX 69.467 DNF 73.663 (1) 70.424 (0) 69.467 (0) Second 70.775 (0) 3 15 Eric Phillips 1995 Honda CRX 71.271 77.051 (2) 72.494 (0) 71.271 (0) 72.441 (0) 79.856 (0) 4 1 Hal Larcher 1999 Chevrolet S-10 72.906 91.424 (2) 77.276 (1) 74.474 (0) DNF 72.906 (0) SO: Street Open Open 1 91 Bob Cummings 1991 Toyota Celica Turbo 65.997 67.035 (0) 66.131 (0) 65.997 (0) 83.921 (2) First 2 31 Bryan Jones 1995 Chevrolet Corvette 68.194 71.583 (0) 69.949 (0) 68.972 (0) 68.194 (0) Second 3 76 Rich Sirokman 2001 Mazda Miata 71.202 81.904 (0) 85.698 (2) 79.982 (1) 71.202 (1) Third 4 93 Tyler Frander 1992 Chevrolet Corvette 72.393 76.894 (0) 74.598 (0) 72.393 (0) 75.082 (1) Fourth 5 9 Thad Cook 2001 Ford Mustang GT 72.921 76.040 (0) 73.353 (0) 73.763 (0) DNF 72.921 (0) 6 49 Paul Hanna 1989 Ford Mustang 73.888 73.888 (0) DNF DNF 88.201 (3) 7 5 Jason Stucky 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix 76.260 DNF 79.758 (0) DNF 76.260 (0) 76.461 (0) 8 34 Paul Gutierrez 1987 Porsche 944 76.756 DNF 87.214 (0) 77.983 (0) 76.756 (0) 9 59 JP Scherer 1986 Porsche 911 76.855 DNF DNF 76.855 (0) 82.982 (0) 10 84 Loc Nguyen 1985 Toyota Celica GTS 77.815 78.139 (0) 88.503 (0) 78.866 (0) 77.815 (0) 11 74 Tami Larser 1986 Porsche 911 78.942 DNF 82.619 (0) 79.554 (0) 78.942 (1) 12 92 Bob Howard 1987 Porsche 944 Turbo 80.312 DNF DNF 88.313 (1) 80.312 (0) 13 85 Rick Pham 1996 Honda Civic 82.309 DNF DNF DNF 82.309 (0) 14 29 Adam Hanna 1989 Ford Mustang 82.434 DNF DNF 82.434 (0) 82.676 (0) 15 56 Chris Gutierriz 1987 Porsche 944 94.163 116.040 (0) 106.856 (0) 97.499 (0) 94.163 (1) 16 17 Matthew Finley 1997 Ford Thunderbird 100.466 100.466 (1) 102.985 (1) DNF DNF DNF 17 80 Travis Howard 1987 Porsche 944 Turbo 999.999 DNF DNF DNF DNF FUN: Fun Runs Open 1 68 Rob Roytas 2000 Mazda Miata 67.393 68.700 (0) DNF 67.489 (0) 67.393 (0) First 2 89 Kale Thome 1995 Chevrolet Camaro 72.027 74.697 (0) 72.027 (0) 72.518 (0) 73.363 (0) Second 3 91 Tyler Frander 1992 Chevrolet Corvette 72.787 82.886 (0) 78.991 (0) 72.787 (0) 82.230 (0) 4 67 Kaare Erickson 1999 Chevrolet Corvette 74.318 76.592 (0) 75.568 (0) 7 4 . 3 1 8 ( 0 ) 76.601 (1) 5 66 Brian Cozine 2003 Subaru Impreza WRX 75.375 77.533 (0) 75.375 (0) 76.367 (1)

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PICTURE PAGE Hal Larcher / Lawrence Duty

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A: Only Map used is; Wichita Downtown Development Corporation / Greater Wichita Convention & Visitors Bureau Downtown Wichita Map for 2003. B: Street and Road usage; 1. Common Road Rally Course Following Rules, as used in SCCA Road Rallies will be used with all items within the body of these 'Rules for YOL One '04 Map Rally' taking precedence over any conflicting Official SCCA Road Rally Rules. {It may not hurt you to not know the Official SCCA Road Rally Rules, but it might be a good idea to get a copy for future events & read them.} {I have strived to make this a fun and clear to understand map road rally, this time} 2. For the purpose of this Map Rally, Kellogg/54 do not exist. {its easier that way} 3. Do not enter any one way streets as marked on this map the wrong way at any time. 4. Use descriptions and identifications as identified on this map only, unless a common knowledge {cq} question is specifically asked within the course route instructions. cq's will be the counted as the 'Bonus uestions'.. 5. Follow each Route Instruction until you can execute the next Route Instruction. Should there be a uestion within any Route Instruction, answer it before Executing the Next Route Instruction. Note where you are at the time of answer. 6. Have at least one person assisting in your answers who is not color blind. You only have to match the color code chart to the items in color code on the Map. {Example = The 'Government' color is Dark Purple while the 'Covered Parking' is Black on the color chart} 7. You can only answer questions regarding things that are color coded on the Map. {Except cq items, maybe}. 8. Answer all questions as well as you can. Exactness is less critical than read-a-bility! Pease PRINT all answers. Be accurate, if you can, it does count. Keep your head on straight, if you can! C: Entrant restrictions; 1. You may have as many co-ralliest's with you in your co-base of operations while working on this event's answers. {Please, only serve on one 'Team Co-Base of Operations. Thanks} 2. Only two people may receive credit for each entry into this event. You decide who. 3. Anyone may enter. All are considered Rookies. {experience does not exist for the purpose of this specific event} 4. This is a separate series of Map Road Rallies for your pleasure and does not get you anything except teasing should you score a perfect zero or below. {is that possible?} There is no connection with the normal Road Rally event's. D: No Protests, only courteous suggestions on how to make this event and future Road Rally events {map or not} more Fun! You MAY Volunteer to enter or work any event. E: Scoring procedure for this YOL Map Rally One '04; 1. All entries will begin the event with 100 points in their score. 2. Correct regular question answers will earn 10 points each. 3. Incorrect answers will subtract 10 points each. 4. cq questions answered will be given 5 points each. 5. Correctly answered cq questions will get 10 bonus points each. 6. Incorrectly answered cq questions will cost you 15 bonus points each. 7. Unanswered regular questions will cost you 15 points each. 8. Unreadable question answers will cost you 20 points on both regular and cq questions. 9. Regular points and Bonus points will be considered separately, then combined for overall score. This will form the basis for Leg One {Regular uestions}, Leg Two {Bonus uestions} and Leg Three {Net Total of One and Two Legs} for this Events purposes.

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Begin at intersection of Dewey and Emporia. 1. Proceed North. 2. Left on Waterman. 3. Left on Lewis. What is at the NE Corner of Market? _______________________________ 4. Left on Broadway. What is 415? _________________________________________________ What is the 922 ? ______________________________________________ 5. Right. 6. Right. What is the '200 something' item on your route? ________________________________ 7. Proceed on William. Bear Right at 'Y'. Left Right Jog in Route. What street are you on? ______________________________________ 8. Right on Central. 9. Right on 3rd opportunity. What is beside the RI question { 6} correct answer item? ________________________ 10. Right. 11. Left on Sycamore. 12. Left. cq; What is red on your route? ____________________________________ 13. Proceed on Topeka. 14. Left. 15. Right on Waterman. cq; What do you 'cross' over? ____________________________________ 16. Left on our first President. Who was He? ________________________________________________ 17. Left on Lincoln's Opponent {sp}. cq; Who was He? ________________________________________________ 18. Turn 3rd Opportunity after RRX. What street are you on? ________________________________________ 19. Turn. 20. Turn. 21. Turn. 22. Turn 3rd Opportunity. 23. Turn Left at 2nd Opportunity. 24. Left 2nd Opportunity. What is the second Red item you pass? ____________________________ 25. Turn. 26. Turn. 27. Right after RRX . What street are you on? ________________________________________ 28. Right at 'T'. 29. Right on Lewis. 30. Right after River. 31. Left. 32. Left. Where does this map say to be during the '7th inning stretch'? _______________ No further route instructions follows, end of Map Rally. Write your answers on something you can return to your Rally Master, Ye Olde Loper. You may e-mail them or hand deliver them to YOL at the June Membership Meeting.

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Seven races into the 2004 Mid-Am season is still a little early to think anyone has an unbeatable lead in their class, but some drivers have already run tp some pretty handsome early margins.

Two have already passed the 60-point threshold to be listed on the Driver of the Year chart. Loren Moore in ITE has made all seven races, winning six of them. Down in ITC, Nick Chi-nopulos has made six of the seven, winning five. Moore has three outright wins and Chinopulos two -- the tiebreaker if more than one driver matches up on total points and Mid-Am wins. An “outright” win means he beat everyone in class that day that was on the track, not just those signed up for Mid-Am.

Spec Miata

The phenomenon of Spec Miata just keeps on. Thirty drivers registered so far! We don’t have 30 drivers total in all the Production and GT classes combined. We don’t have 30 in all the Formula classes. Even with SRF, we don’t even have half that in all the SportsRacer classes! So far, Bill Pemberton (Neb) is the only driver to win two races, but he’s only raced three, so Tom Kraft (DMV) leads on the basis of five finishes including one win, but just one point up on Dick Faxon (OzMt) who has one win in four finishes. Pemberton is third in points, ahead of Charles James (NeOk) and the most recent winner, David Steward (MidS), who are both tied.

Improved Touring

Paul Lerman (StL) won at MAM and ran second at Gateway to lead ITS by just three points over Dan Crossett (Ark). In ITA, Timothy Finley (StL) added two wins at MAM and Gateway to take a 5-point lead over two-time winner Steve Bachenberg (KC). Chris Albin (SIll) is atop ITB as usual, but not as comfortably as usual. He’s won four for a 24-point margin over two-time win-ner Patrick Findley (MidS). The two traded wins at the two March races, but Findley didn’t race again until winning May 1 at Gateway. Scott Peterson (KC) picked up a third IT7 win at MAM and continues to lead that class, as of course do Loren Moore (OzMt) in ITE and Nick Chi-nopulos (MidS) in ITC.

Production

Steve Schmidt (KC), Ronald Davis (Kan) and Chuck Leighton (OzMt) wield the early power in the Production classes. Schmidt’s second win in EP came at the MAM round, the same race in which Davis in FP and Leighton GP took their third victories of the year. Also at MAM, Loren Moore (OzMt) became the first SP driver to score points this year. Similarly, Rob Horrell (MidS) remains the only points scorer in HP.

Grand Touring

The only GT-class drivers active in the past month have been Ken Probst (SIll), who won GT5 at Gateway for his second victory of the year, and Cliff Koehler (KC), who won at MAM to stand second in GT2 points behind Dan Guterman (NeOk). Mary Daly (StL) and Ken Raley (KC) remain tied for the GT1 lead.

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Sports Racing

Jack Donnellan (Okla) won races at Hallett and Gateway to vault into the SRF lead, but just one point ahead of MAM winner Franklin Stone (KC). The class is so tight among the five driv-ers who have scored points only 12 points separates first from fifth. Ed Smith (StL) scored the first S2000 points this year with an MAM win. Mike McGinley (KC) still tops CSR.

Formula

For whatever reason, the Formula Fords, including Club Fords, have only raced at Gateway so far this year -- several at the two races there and none anywhere else. Bryan Cohn (StL) was runner-up to David Livingston Jr. (MidS) at the most recent race there, but has the points to lead FF over Gary Payne (StL). In Club Ford, James Krispin (StL) won both races to lead Michael Dierkes (StL). Willard King (KC) took a win in F/Continental to move ahead of Patrick Don-nelly (Kan) in the standings. Phil Gumpert got his second F/Atlantic win at Gateway. Nick Grapsas (StL) used the Gateway race to score the season’s first FV points.

Showroom / Touring / American Sedan

The most action has been in SSC, where Paul Sherman (Wich) outran Candy Gerber (Neb) at MAM, but a Sherman DNF earlier in the year leaves Gerber still in the points lead. Sharon McBride (Okla) made the first SSB noise so far at Hallett. Scott Bettinger (Wich) scored an AS win there but Jeff Kopp (KC) still leads the standings. Ditto Mike McGinley (KC) in T1.

Two-time winners Bill Denton (MidS) in ITS, Timothy Finley (StL) in ITA, and Chris Al-bin (SIll) in ITB hold the points lead in those three classes. The other four are a bit more con-tested after three Tour races.

Larry Orr (MidS) leads ITC over Nick Chinopulos (MidS) after the Greek DNF’d at Gateway. Loren Moore (OzMt) has won two in ITE to lead, but Jeff Demetri (Neb) got the MAM win. Sandwiched between them is John Waldbaum (Neb).

Mark Jeffrey (Ark) is the only IT7 driver to race twice and so leads Scott Peterson (KC) and Nadeem Bari (StL) who won the last two races. It’s almost identical in Spec Miata, where Gate-way winner Dick Faxon (OzMt) took the lead over David Harber (MidS) and Bill Pemberton (Neb), who each won his only start.

-- ocky Entriken

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From the Editor

It seems to me that there are more and more people showing up at the Solo’s. This is great news, and also I noticed that many of them are the y ounger enthusiast of motor sports. I was hoping that some racer crew would invite the editor for a ride, or at least maybe a photo op on car prep, etc. Be glad to come assist on a race day, just give me plenty of no-tice. I really want to learn more about that part of our club, and I am sure many others do also. Please send me ideas for stories, or if you have any yourself don’t be shy. I don’t want to hear complaints about your newsletter being biased towards Solo if you don’t contribute. I am so overwhelmed the next couple of months, with car stuff, my 25th anniver-sary, my mom & dad’s 50th, and my oldest daughter graduating high school, and getting her ready for college is taking it’s toll on me. The only fun part is shopping for a new car for her to take her away. Did I mention that Evolution School was a blast, and that it was very much worth the price of admission. Thanks to Rob for hosting us, and also for helping out with my tire dilemmas. I saw several SCCA members in MAC for the C.A.R.S. show at the college, had a nice sunny day for the event and lot’s of cars there. Took the tour of the college’s restoration building which had all the cool tools you need to bring back cars to life. If you know any budding high school kids looking for a different career and are mechanically inclined or just love cars, have the check out this program. Was told average salary for graduates working in someone else’s shop was around $35.00 an hour. Coming up or me more Solo, a few ore car shows, and more work on J-Lo my 71’ Grandville. We won’t make the Hot Rod Power Tour this year, maybe next.

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