2012 25 Hours of Thunderhill
2012 25 Hours of Thunderhill
I'll be running in this year's 25 Hr event. The car is a MX-5 Cup car from the Atlanta Motorsports Group stable prepped for the E2 class, #79.Press Release If you are at the event stop by pit #71 and say hello.
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i'm bummed i'm not going to the 25, its the coolest race ive ever done. the USTCC race after the WTCC was second
and LMAO, we're looking at the nationals too, utah is doable!
and LMAO, we're looking at the nationals too, utah is doable!
Qualifying starts in 45 minutes (5:15 local time)
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The fact that they have to make 3x as many fuel stops as MX-5s is my guess...
Congrats on the win finger lock. The MX-5 really is the best current platform in PTD/E2. It's hard to beat it...
Congrats on the win finger lock. The MX-5 really is the best current platform in PTD/E2. It's hard to beat it...
Interesting event for the three car team. I'll elaborate later when I post up some video.
Firstly Atlanta Motorsports Group performed top notch race prep on our car, the crew was great and I had three teammates that were all very solid and smart drivers. We had a car that could run 2:02-2:03 lap times if needed but we decided to run in the 2:05-2:10 range to save the car. We had no fuel spills, no on-track or in-pit penalties, no crash damage and no mechanical issues.
Our thoughts were just keep the car on the track, stay out of other peoples' issues and let the race came to us.
Things don't always work out that way, but this time they did.
Guy
final race write-up
hourly updates

After unloading

Final prep

Race winning car

Nut from behind the wheel
Firstly Atlanta Motorsports Group performed top notch race prep on our car, the crew was great and I had three teammates that were all very solid and smart drivers. We had a car that could run 2:02-2:03 lap times if needed but we decided to run in the 2:05-2:10 range to save the car. We had no fuel spills, no on-track or in-pit penalties, no crash damage and no mechanical issues.
Our thoughts were just keep the car on the track, stay out of other peoples' issues and let the race came to us.
Things don't always work out that way, but this time they did.
Guy
final race write-up
hourly updates

After unloading

Final prep

Race winning car

Nut from behind the wheel
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