[derek]

Looking over the SnowDrift Entry I wonder who will take advantage of this year, the year of the priveteer...

Will it be ACP spending the year in the south?

Will Ramada show everyone GpN cars can be really fast in the right hands?

Will Burke run all the events?

Will the Mad Kiwi make it to all the events also?

Will another GpN drviver impress us all?

On the outside will Doug Shepard use his talent and expriance to get the job done with 2wd?

Will Pat Richard put his openclass car together (Pat it is not that far from done, like one weekend of work when I saw it last week)

Will Jardivall take the evo off the market and drive the piss out of it?

Fun questions, intresting year...

Derek

 

[sparrott]

I'd say Mark Utecht, 5th overall in 2003 points behind 4 factory cars that are not running this year.

Scott

>Looking over the SnowDrift Entry I wonder who will take
>advantage of this year, the year of the priveteer...
>
>Will it be ACP spending the year in the south?
>
>Will Ramada show everyone GpN cars can be really fast in the
>right hands?
>
>Will Burke run all the events?
>
>Will the Mad Kiwi make it to all the events also?
>
>Will another GpN drviver impress us all?
>
>On the outside will Doug Shepard use his talent and
>expriance to get the job done with 2wd?
>
>Will Pat Richard put his openclass car together (Pat it is
>not that far from done, like one weekend of work when I saw
>it last week)
>
>Will Jardivall take the evo off the market and drive the
>piss out of it?
>
>Fun questions, intresting year...
>
>Derek

 

[Trevor Donison]

I'm thinking that the overall open class champ might not beat the group N champ. I think the two classes will be much closer this year.

Seamus Burke would have won the year Mark Lovell did if you take away the maps. He's probably as fast as anyone.

The gents that finished 1+2 in Group N last year are plenty fast enough.

Leon and John will be running all the events, they are fast and scary fast if Leon's rain dance works.

Ramana is the wildcard. I think it depends on his budget, he certainly has the talent and will drive a good car.

I think a group 5 Neon could finish in top 3/4 at end of the year, but first overall is stretching it unless Doug finishes almost all of his events and the open class winner only finishes 60% of events, I think that would make points about even.

Who knows. That is one way to bring the fun back to Performance rally.

Different question. How many ProRally overall event winners are entered at Sno*Drift? Anyone?

 

[Doug Woods]

>Different question. How many ProRally overall event winners
>are entered at Sno*Drift? Anyone?

A guess - one driver - Doug Shepherd.

Doug Woods

 

[jimmy]

Trevor's brain teaser

2?

>
>Different question. How many ProRally overall event winners
>are entered at Sno*Drift? Anyone?

 

[Adrian Wintle]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

>2?
>
>>
>>Different question. How many ProRally overall event winners
>>are entered at Sno*Drift? Anyone?

Well, 2 drivers that I can see - Seamus and Doug. How many of the codrivers have wins, though?

Adrian

 

[gplsek]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

I would say depending on how many events they will run.
It would have to be Ramana, Mitchell or Utech. If Seamus ran the full season he would have to be one of the favorites as well.

-george

 

[Gravel Spray]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

Seamus all the way, Fast guy, good car by TAD. He almost did it in 01!!!


Pete:7

 

[Brian Scott]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

I'll vote after Rim...that gives you who ran Sno-drift and then what Eastern teams travelled for Oregon and Rim.

Brian

 

[gplsek]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

that is the beauty of voting now, not know what will happen 1/2 down the season.

-george

 

[Trevor Donison]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

>>2?
>>
>>>
>>>Different question. How many ProRally overall event winners
>>>are entered at Sno*Drift? Anyone?
>
>Well, 2 drivers that I can see - Seamus and Doug. How many
>of the codrivers have wins, though?
>
>Adrian

Does Seamus have an overall win? I know he's got a ton of top 3, but how many ProRally (National) event wins?

Co-driver side, Jimmy has won I'm sure.

 

[jandreini]

And Tom Ottey (although it was a 60% National).

 

[jandreini]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

And Pete Gladysz(Ojibwe, 1990?) and Pam McGarvey(Sno*Drift 1999, although it was a 60% National).

 

[grinner323]

wasn't his the last time a 323GTX won overall?

Philip J. Boer
grinner323(at)sbcglobal(dot)net

 

[jandreini]

Yep. Sno*Drift 1999. It might be the only time for a 323GTX.

 

[Trevor Donison]

>Yep. Sno*Drift 1999. It might be the only time for a 323GTX.

Millen, 88 & 89, I'm sure must have gotten a GTX win.

 

[jandreini]

I always sort of thought of that car as a GTX in name only, but you're right.

 

[PeterSteinberg]

RE: Trevor's brain teaser

Seamus won the Maine Forest Summer Rally in 2001.

 

[jake himes]

>And Tom Ottey (although it was a 60% National).

Speaking of Tom Ottey...the chap has no speed factor. Where are they going to fit him in? Afterall, he is a past winner.

Heh...

Our speedfactors are sort of like the B.C.S.

 

[grinner323]

why a GTX in name only? Wasn't it a Group A 323GTX? I know of another one in the US? They are the same cars... heck I have 3 GTX's and a GT

Philip J. Boer
grinner323(at)sbcglobal(dot)net