Does anyone know if the Sunday morning road course times were logged and included in the results too? I packed up and left before lunch but still want to know how I did.

Thanks ya'll.

-Steven

Not sure.. I ran Racepak data and showed Dave hit the 1:06.x range... not sure if they were clicking stopwatches though.

Thanks Steve,

Never got to say hi to you but watching penny run made us big fans of the car.

My crew was clocking me in the low 1:11's so I was pretty happy with how it was going. Then I found out that Sunday morning was categorized as "practice" or something. Anyways, I just hope I win title of "fastest car built outdoors."

I'm pretty sure that was practice session only. That's what they told me anyway. Some things seemed to change a bit on the fly tho.

Yea, after these events I always get a little sad that I didn't get to talk to more new people.. between running the car and working it's pretty crazy.

Come by and say hello next time. 1:11 is a great time.. :)

No, Sunday morning session was for practice and no times were recorded. We did get times for the afternoon session though.

http://www.detroitspeed.com/speednew...2011-pg-1.html

Detroit Speed has the results on their site. Go to the link then to the page you want to see for the appropriate segment.

To clear the air guys and you are certainly hearing this from the horse's mouth, or maybe the jackass's mouth.
We should have had all vendors in a class by themselves, not just the sponsors.
Speedtech, TCI certainly should have been vendors since they sell suspension parts, period.
I take the blame for that and it won't happen again. It is tough trying to put different people in different classes. In Speedtech's case, Blake was the registered participant and Jay drove so the scoring shows Blake not Jay. It is a slippery slope when you start breaking down all the variables and that is why I HATE even keeping score. I do not want these event becoming so competitive that we lose sight of what they are intended to be about. At RTTHs I have always put EVERYONE in the same class. Run what you brung and hope you brung enough! I may go back to that at all future events, makes my life much easier for sure.

To clear the air, if you haven't already looked at the results on DSEs sight, Ryan was the fastest, Jay(listed as Blake) was second and Kyle came in third on the roadcourse. Either way, all three were very much in the hunt and the results show the true numbers, regardless of class which to me is the important numbers anyway.

And just so everyone knows, Kyle would have won the OUSCI invitation had everyone been in the same class, he certainly had the field covered.

So, without starting another firestorm here, these are the facts as I saw them.

i had fun meeting a lot of you guys and i hope to have my ride done next year. theres not many places you go where everyone is so cool to each other.

i can tell you first hand that gregs job was very difficult. with two cars on the track at a time it took some team work and concentration to keep it all straight. couple that with the friggin wind and other distractions and it still amazes me that it all went smoothly.

Tim

Was Brian Hobaugh's vette disqualified for something? Seems like he should have finished 1st or 2nd overall?

I had a blast just watching the event.:thumbsup: