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[li]Thanks for hosting a great event
[li]Thanks for working the many stages
[li]Thanks for smooth and efficient registration
[li]Thanks for good service areas
[li]Thanks for making everyone feel welcome
[li]Thanks for the Chamber of Commerce weather
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Personal thanks
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[li]Thanks, Leon, for a great drive.... vell done, mate, vell done
[li]Thanks, Frank and Dave, for keeping the car in top notch shape
[li]Thanks, Amy, for cleaning the sponsor stickers and helping with the little things that kept Frank and Dave free to handle the big stuff
[li]Thanks, Denise, for your tireless efforts in handling flight arrangements, hotel sponsorship, and so much more
[li]Thanks, Holiday Inn Steamboat Springs, for your warm hospitality and support
[li]Thanks, 7-24 AirX, for delivering the race car for us. If it wasn't for the support of 7-24 AirX, we couldn't have won the championship.
[li]Thanks, Perforce Software and Worr Games, for your season-long support of the team
[li]Thanks, Porterfield Enterprises, for the brakes
[li]Thanks, Shults Dot Com for your five years of web hosting and e-mail services
[li]Thanks, WCC Global Satellite Communications, for the use of the satellite phones
[li]Thanks to the workers and fans who cheered us on every step of the way
[li]Major thanks to Tombstone Paintball Park who ultimately foots much of the bill for this addiction we call rallying
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Random observations
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[li]I'm sorry we missed the three preceding years
[li]I hope more of you show up in '05 -- the organizers need YOUR entries to keep it on the calendar.
[li]Service, I've gotta admit, Steamboat Springs was an awesome host for the Colorado Cog rally. The Tennis Meadows service area had SO MUCH space, good flat paved space, for working on the car.... The fairground in Hayden was convenient to the stages and the superspecial, which was cool too. The vittles from the American Legion were tasty.
[li]We need to work on our champagne skills
[li]At every control people greeted us with friendly, smiling faces. Some controls had yellow shirts present to lend a hand, reminding us that the national office staff is just as much in the trenches as the rest of us.
[li]Yeah, some of the stages were fast. In Prescott some of the roads are a little rough. At Sno*Drift some of the stages are icy. Each event has its own character and Cog is no exception.
[li]I hope I can go back next year!
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[p align=right]John Dillon
John @ WidgetRacing.com
www.WidgetRacing.com
[li]Thanks for hosting a great event
[li]Thanks for working the many stages
[li]Thanks for smooth and efficient registration
[li]Thanks for good service areas
[li]Thanks for making everyone feel welcome
[li]Thanks for the Chamber of Commerce weather
[/ul]
Personal thanks
[ul]
[li]Thanks, Leon, for a great drive.... vell done, mate, vell done
[li]Thanks, Frank and Dave, for keeping the car in top notch shape
[li]Thanks, Amy, for cleaning the sponsor stickers and helping with the little things that kept Frank and Dave free to handle the big stuff
[li]Thanks, Denise, for your tireless efforts in handling flight arrangements, hotel sponsorship, and so much more
[li]Thanks, Holiday Inn Steamboat Springs, for your warm hospitality and support
[li]Thanks, 7-24 AirX, for delivering the race car for us. If it wasn't for the support of 7-24 AirX, we couldn't have won the championship.
[li]Thanks, Perforce Software and Worr Games, for your season-long support of the team
[li]Thanks, Porterfield Enterprises, for the brakes
[li]Thanks, Shults Dot Com for your five years of web hosting and e-mail services
[li]Thanks, WCC Global Satellite Communications, for the use of the satellite phones
[li]Thanks to the workers and fans who cheered us on every step of the way
[li]Major thanks to Tombstone Paintball Park who ultimately foots much of the bill for this addiction we call rallying
[/ul]
Random observations
[ul]
[li]I'm sorry we missed the three preceding years
[li]I hope more of you show up in '05 -- the organizers need YOUR entries to keep it on the calendar.
[li]Service, I've gotta admit, Steamboat Springs was an awesome host for the Colorado Cog rally. The Tennis Meadows service area had SO MUCH space, good flat paved space, for working on the car.... The fairground in Hayden was convenient to the stages and the superspecial, which was cool too. The vittles from the American Legion were tasty.
[li]We need to work on our champagne skills
[li]At every control people greeted us with friendly, smiling faces. Some controls had yellow shirts present to lend a hand, reminding us that the national office staff is just as much in the trenches as the rest of us.
[li]Yeah, some of the stages were fast. In Prescott some of the roads are a little rough. At Sno*Drift some of the stages are icy. Each event has its own character and Cog is no exception.
[li]I hope I can go back next year!
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[p align=right]John Dillon
John @ WidgetRacing.com
www.WidgetRacing.com