bbshriver
New member
Hello all,
I didn't see a specific introduction forum, so forgive me if I put this in the wrong place.
Anyway, I'm a bondurant 4-day graduate, and just got my SCCA license (haven't even gotten the card in the mail yet!), and hoping to get my first run(s) in at Carolina on the Sept 18 event (incidentally my birthday, fitting!). My dad and brother have both run IT-7 at Road Atlanta and Sebring, but that'll be my first time on track since Bondurant. Obviously a little nervous and a lot excited. Brother and dad both had a bit of a rough start at Road Atlanta, so I'm hoping this work out OK for me.
Anyway, as far as non-racing, I'm an automotive engineer, working in durability testing at Mack/Volvo trucks in Greensboro, NC. I've been crazy about anything with an engine and wheels for as long as I can remember, and decided by age 10 that I wanted to be an automotive engineer. According to author Denis Jenkinson (book "The Racing Driver") an engineer who can drive is worth his weight in gold... so we'll see how that goes.
I didn't see a specific introduction forum, so forgive me if I put this in the wrong place.
Anyway, I'm a bondurant 4-day graduate, and just got my SCCA license (haven't even gotten the card in the mail yet!), and hoping to get my first run(s) in at Carolina on the Sept 18 event (incidentally my birthday, fitting!). My dad and brother have both run IT-7 at Road Atlanta and Sebring, but that'll be my first time on track since Bondurant. Obviously a little nervous and a lot excited. Brother and dad both had a bit of a rough start at Road Atlanta, so I'm hoping this work out OK for me.
Anyway, as far as non-racing, I'm an automotive engineer, working in durability testing at Mack/Volvo trucks in Greensboro, NC. I've been crazy about anything with an engine and wheels for as long as I can remember, and decided by age 10 that I wanted to be an automotive engineer. According to author Denis Jenkinson (book "The Racing Driver") an engineer who can drive is worth his weight in gold... so we'll see how that goes.