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Am I mistaken, or has LSPR started and not so much as a post at www.Rally-America.com 's live updates?
Rally America, where are you?
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Well, first car was only out of parc expose half an hour ago but they are strangely silent on the event's goings on although they have posted the starting order. If they've already gone to Kenton, they might have uplink problems. I think there have been cellphone problems from there in the past.
They said they'll be doing the event scoring, keep an eye open for those updates.
Meanwhile, somebody is leading after day one in Corsica with some other guys hot on his heels.
Kent Gardam
They said they'll be doing the event scoring, keep an eye open for those updates.
Meanwhile, somebody is leading after day one in Corsica with some other guys hot on his heels.
Kent Gardam
>Am I mistaken, or has LSPR started and not so much as a post
>at www.Rally-America.com 's live updates?
Not RA specific, but it looks like the first local radio audio update is up on the LSPR page:
http://www.lsprorally.com/audio_03.html
I can't hear it at work, though!
>at www.Rally-America.com 's live updates?
Not RA specific, but it looks like the first local radio audio update is up on the LSPR page:
http://www.lsprorally.com/audio_03.html
I can't hear it at work, though!
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Car 30
Question:
Entry list shows George and Jeff in a G5 SRT4 (car 30) but the start list shows them in Open class. Are they running an Evo or the Dodge? Which class?
Question:
Entry list shows George and Jeff in a G5 SRT4 (car 30) but the start list shows them in Open class. Are they running an Evo or the Dodge? Which class?
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No results so far from LSPR and Rally America updates way out of date.
I have followed every SCCA Pro Rally on the internet this year, along with every Canadian Championship event, that I did not attend.
In Canada, we expect almost instantaneous results, and we get them thanks to Jean-Georges Marcotte and his incredible scoring system and team.
On the other hand, results from the SCCA events have been rather haphazard (to be kind). Surely, this is an area where SCCA and/or Rally America will have to make significant changes for 2004.
I suggest that they consult with (or hire) Jean-Georges to find out how to score an event promptly and how to get the results diseminated immediately over the internet.
Doug Woods
I have followed every SCCA Pro Rally on the internet this year, along with every Canadian Championship event, that I did not attend.
In Canada, we expect almost instantaneous results, and we get them thanks to Jean-Georges Marcotte and his incredible scoring system and team.
On the other hand, results from the SCCA events have been rather haphazard (to be kind). Surely, this is an area where SCCA and/or Rally America will have to make significant changes for 2004.
I suggest that they consult with (or hire) Jean-Georges to find out how to score an event promptly and how to get the results diseminated immediately over the internet.
Doug Woods
7 pm PST (2200 at LSPR) updates seem to be clicking
along just fine. Perhaps it's just a matter of making
sure there is a backup data link available (on the part
of Rally America) or not being the victim of caching
problems (on the part of the user).
andy
>No results so far from LSPR and Rally America updates way
>out of date.
>
>I have followed every SCCA Pro Rally on the internet this
>year, along with every Canadian Championship event, that I
>did not attend.
>
>In Canada, we expect almost instantaneous results, and we
>get them thanks to Jean-Georges Marcotte and his incredible
>scoring system and team.
>
>On the other hand, results from the SCCA events have been
>rather haphazard (to be kind). Surely, this is an area
>where SCCA and/or Rally America will have to make
>significant changes for 2004.
>
>I suggest that they consult with (or hire) Jean-Georges to
>find out how to score an event promptly and how to get the
>results diseminated immediately over the internet.
>
>Doug Woods
along just fine. Perhaps it's just a matter of making
sure there is a backup data link available (on the part
of Rally America) or not being the victim of caching
problems (on the part of the user).
andy
>No results so far from LSPR and Rally America updates way
>out of date.
>
>I have followed every SCCA Pro Rally on the internet this
>year, along with every Canadian Championship event, that I
>did not attend.
>
>In Canada, we expect almost instantaneous results, and we
>get them thanks to Jean-Georges Marcotte and his incredible
>scoring system and team.
>
>On the other hand, results from the SCCA events have been
>rather haphazard (to be kind). Surely, this is an area
>where SCCA and/or Rally America will have to make
>significant changes for 2004.
>
>I suggest that they consult with (or hire) Jean-Georges to
>find out how to score an event promptly and how to get the
>results diseminated immediately over the internet.
>
>Doug Woods
Yeah, they were great at PFR..... Instantaneous must mean 2hrs later in Canadian. I know we expect them to be perfect and predict stage times so that we can have them before they even happen but they are in a remote location and they are human so be happy with what you get 
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Here is Lurch.
http://www.onalimbracing.com/2003lspr-samples/IMG_0928.jpg
Good battle between Pasi & Diggins.
EDIT: I see no times on RA, but they were seperated by 3 seconds after SS5. Ramana is in 3rd like 1 minute back (after SS5). Choiniere 4th, O'Sullivan 5th, McGeer 6th, Buffum 7th. Mitchell was 1 minute ahead of Utecht. Whiteman ahead of Burmeister by quite a bit.
Pete
http://www.onalimbracing.com/2003lspr-samples/IMG_0928.jpg
Good battle between Pasi & Diggins.
EDIT: I see no times on RA, but they were seperated by 3 seconds after SS5. Ramana is in 3rd like 1 minute back (after SS5). Choiniere 4th, O'Sullivan 5th, McGeer 6th, Buffum 7th. Mitchell was 1 minute ahead of Utecht. Whiteman ahead of Burmeister by quite a bit.
Pete
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RE: Car 30
Evo. They finished stage 1, but were out somewhere around stage 2/3.
Pete
Evo. They finished stage 1, but were out somewhere around stage 2/3.
Pete
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>Yeah, they were great at PFR..... Instantaneous must mean
>2hrs later in Canadian.
Steve:
You are correct. PFR (in fact the three western events) were slow in posting results on the internet.
Jean-Georges did not score these events.
Doug Woods
>2hrs later in Canadian.
Steve:
You are correct. PFR (in fact the three western events) were slow in posting results on the internet.
Jean-Georges did not score these events.
Doug Woods
From the PFR website
Compile by Dennis Wende
Assistant: Jean-Georges Marcotte
Published by RallyScoring.com, owned by Jean-Georges Marcotte. Rally Scoring Service is providing the Rally Scoring software, 2 notebooks computers, networks equipments, web page service (result) and 1 person to compile the rally. The Rally Scoring Service group will not receive enough to cover the actual rally expenses. Rally Scoring Service is proud to be an unofficial sponsor of the Pacific Forest Rally 2003.
I agree that in Maine the services was great! and I believe I am starting to sound like what I am opposed to which is people whining about a service that is given to them, so I will apologize and drop the subject So, Sorry for the whining.
edited for horrible spelling
Compile by Dennis Wende
Assistant: Jean-Georges Marcotte
Published by RallyScoring.com, owned by Jean-Georges Marcotte. Rally Scoring Service is providing the Rally Scoring software, 2 notebooks computers, networks equipments, web page service (result) and 1 person to compile the rally. The Rally Scoring Service group will not receive enough to cover the actual rally expenses. Rally Scoring Service is proud to be an unofficial sponsor of the Pacific Forest Rally 2003.
I agree that in Maine the services was great! and I believe I am starting to sound like what I am opposed to which is people whining about a service that is given to them, so I will apologize and drop the subject So, Sorry for the whining.
edited for horrible spelling
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Not sure what RA's site says since I haven't checked it. Looks like Pasi won. Higgins had some tranny trouble on the last stage (slow, and awful gear oil smell).
Here is another pic for ya:
http://www.onalimbracing.com/2003lspr-samples/IMG_1058.jpg
Now for some post rally festivities, and then a long drive home.
Pete
Here is another pic for ya:
http://www.onalimbracing.com/2003lspr-samples/IMG_1058.jpg
Now for some post rally festivities, and then a long drive home.
Pete
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Hey, Lurch, ya searching for aliens? Is that a double bifurcated tractor beam trying to pull back on ol' Chris? Telling yer aircraft where the carrier is?
Awesome, totally awesome--the lights still work and the Mazda reflections are *stunning*.
Glad to hear you and Cindy are okay after the wild roll... sounds pretty dramatic to me.
John
Hey, Lurch, ya searching for aliens? Is that a double bifurcated tractor beam trying to pull back on ol' Chris? Telling yer aircraft where the carrier is?
Awesome, totally awesome--the lights still work and the Mazda reflections are *stunning*.
Glad to hear you and Cindy are okay after the wild roll... sounds pretty dramatic to me.
John
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>Hey, Lurch, ya searching for aliens? Is that a double
>bifurcated tractor beam trying to pull back on ol' Chris?
>Telling yer aircraft where the carrier is?
John,
Maybe the rally gods are getting back at Lurch for his
comments a few weeks ago about wanting to go drifting.
Patrick
>Hey, Lurch, ya searching for aliens? Is that a double
>bifurcated tractor beam trying to pull back on ol' Chris?
>Telling yer aircraft where the carrier is?
John,
Maybe the rally gods are getting back at Lurch for his
comments a few weeks ago about wanting to go drifting.
Patrick
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