My vote is for the 20 minute & 40 minute combination, each day.
So Todd, what are the chances we can get the open wheelers inbetween the "ITA/7/C" & "ITS/B" run groups? I think each would appreciate getting to watch the others run group. I know I would!
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those are very very *cute*, Andy. They match your cute race car....
Ok, A beer the next time I see you to the first person who can ID the yellow or red car, and it's engine. Double if you can name the designer and year introduced.
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I guess I'd be ok if we went with a 25/35 minute split on Saturday and a 20/40 minute split on Sunday. That would give a little more time to the "out of towners" on Saturday morning to get a good lap. You shouldn't need that long though - 3 laps, done. Then that would also make Sunday afternoon's race the longest and most ballertastic.As for track time split... no, we probably don't need a full 30 minute session to qual, but 15 minutes at Mid-O sounds pretty darn short! I'd prefer one of the middle two options, 20-25 minutes. For Sunday, definitely bias towards the latter two options; while it really helped me last year, the qualifying race shouldn't be as long as the main event, now, should it?
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Mine.
Meyers Manx dune buggy, VW aircooled power, Bruce Manx, from '64.
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Gonna go out on a limb and say Mel Blanc.A third beer to anyone who can identify the true identity of the voice behind Andy's lunchbox.
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and we can get the word out to the ITE's!
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But back on topic, I currently have five MARRS ITA drivers interested, two of which (me, ajn) have posted here already.
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ITB, ITS....(give them the 8 am wakeup call this year)
SRF
ITA, IT7,ITC
SM, SSM
ITE, ITR, TCC (AS is a maybe)
CFF, FF, CFC, FC
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Ok then, I should be able to bring something ITE if the ITA car is no longer around by then.
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Gregg,
Thanks for all the support.
Tim,
ITB, ITS....(give them the 8 am wakeup call this year)
SRF
ITA, IT7,ITC
SM, SSM
ITE, ITR, TCC (AS is a maybe)
CFF, FF, CFC, FC
Todd
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However, you flubbed on the designer. Bruce Meyers designed and built it...
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We can have a battle of the Jeremy's!
I will run ITE
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