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Offline an nguyen

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2005/2006 slush series results
« on: March 12, 2006, 11:13:39 pm »
did my part to uphold the good name that is DSM =)
#1 in group1
#2 in overall index
results based on best 5 of 7 events
http://www.ubcscc.com/events/2006/2005-2006-slush-series-overall-results.html
stx 95 talon awd, stu 95 m3

Offline Martin Raska

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« Reply #1 on: March 13, 2006, 01:04:05 am »
Very impressive An, any idea of how competative your times would be at something like the nationals?
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Offline Ryan Slater

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« Reply #2 on: March 13, 2006, 03:49:35 am »
Ya congrats man thats really impressive. I wish i only knew alot more of how it works etc etc with this league and all and how the actual races work.
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« Reply #3 on: March 13, 2006, 08:40:41 am »
thanks, but note that the slush series is more casual whereas the cacc regionals in summer is more competitive.  last yr i left the mbc on and ran as a very underprepped SM car.  bad idea (to stack the odds against myself) so that's why i downgraded mods to run stx.

cdn natls don't run scca classes like we do here.  My 2006 autox goal is to trophy at the seattle scca natl tour, but in stx this time (vs the more powerfully modded ~285+hp wrx)

ryan,
here's autox in a nutshell:
- very safe, lowest cost racing that involves handling
- driver skill is the #1 factor, and it can be learned in ANY car
- course is different each day, always providing a new challenge (unlike a raceway road course)
- for much of the day you're working the course picking up cones, etc. and socializing
- but for 6-8 laps/mins there's the thrill of racing and competition (vs yourself as well as others)

spectating isn't very exciting, but drop by an event sometime and ask to ride shotgun w/ a fast car/driver (the organizers can refer you to someone if you don't know).  It'll be a good free preview of autox racing.

for an "armchair" preview, see this vid of mine at http://www.putfile.com/everbruin :
UBCSCC Slush autocross, 12mb file, 12/4/05
run 2, top speed 96.48kph, Azenis tires on wet concrete amid flurries
stx 95 talon awd, stu 95 m3