Just got back from the SCCA Solo National Championship in Lincoln, Nebraska. Mike Maier won our class in his 1992 Mustang and I finished 2nd. We had 39 competitors from around the country. CP is the best class in SCCA and everyone had a great time.
Now that I am back, the slicks come off and the street tires back on. There is about two good months of some local car shows and get togethers. Then off to SEMA.
Very well done Brian, superb finish for the car's first time to the big show. Was checking your times will helping out my buddy in BSP on the opposite course - looks like you had some scratch times on day 1 that would've put you right there. Keep at it, you'll be giving Mikie a run for his $ in no time!
Very well done Brian, superb finish for the car's first time to the big show. Was checking your times will helping out my buddy in BSP on the opposite course - looks like you had some scratch times on day 1 that would've put you right there. Keep at it, you'll be giving Mikie a run for his $ in no time!
I could not keep it clean the first two runs each day. Both days third runs were just to keep 2nd. I chose to try to stay close and give myself a shot on the second day. Mike pulled out a killer run on his third run on the first day. From that point, it was all about getting 2nd. My scratch 2nd run was actually better than Mikes on the first day. Mike drove very fast and clean both days.
The great thing about living in the same area as Maier, I get to compete against him, the 5 time champ, all the time.
Its funny Brian, with the Wilwood wrap it almost looks like a normal second gen. Until you see that pic running down the side of the car, and then WOW is that thing wide. Love the car, Ron
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
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