[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: Apple Hill RallyCross
Why are you tell us after it happend. I mean you know about you should of shared with us earlier that the people who live in New York could attend. Ramana Lagemann wrote: > Hello Audiphiles- > Sorry for the low Audi content, but for those out there who love to > drive, you missed a genuinely great event in New York this weekend. > The > inaugural Apple Hill Rally Cross was by all accounts _fun_ It was held > > on a large field on private property, with a course marked off by > cones > and tire pylons that was about .6 miles long. There were 28 drivers > split up into three classes of which there were three groups each. > Depending on your car and the modifications done to it, you could be > entered into one of three classes: PRO Rally, Modified and Stock. In > these classes, there were three groups, four wheel drive, two wheel > drive under 2 litre and two wheel drive over 2 litre. As such, there > was > a "smattering" of cars that turned out for the event, including > several > Suzuki Swifts, Golfs and Jettas, as well as a few Audis and a Nissan > Pathfinder. Unexpectadly, the Audis took all of the top spots in the > three classes: > Pro Rally class: Ivan Orisek/Olga Orisek in there impressive 350bhp > 4000Q for an overall win at 4.48 minutes; Modified class; me in my > coupe > for second overall at 4.62 minutes; Stock Class: Jerzy Wacker in > another > 4KQ in third overall at 4.70 miuntes. > > This was a very "safe" event, there were no incidents, except quite a > few grinding gears, especially some of the VW's going from second into > > reverse *ouch* instead of first... Other than Constantine taking out > the > finish gate entirely in his 200TQ Pro Rally car, there were no other > "situations": just a fun time for everyone present. > > We are getting ready to do it again in October- with a few revisions > to > an already great idea- including a lower entry fee of $40, a longer > course, hopefully two courses, and an earlier start time to get more > runs in for your dollar. > > Rallycross is a great thing to do if you want to get a taste of real > Pro > Rally, as well as have some fun competetion on a loose surface with > fellow minded auto enthusiasts. All you need for a great time is a > helmet, a mechanically sound car, preferably some M+S tires and forty > bucks... beleive me, it's a ball! > > Call Constantine Montopoulos at: > (718) 494 8794 (H) > (212) 226 7602 > or Ken Burt at: > (203) 927 4756 > (860) 350 1807 > -- > ********************** > * Ramana Lagemann > * Cohasset, MA > * mailto:elmool@tiac.net > * 1990 Coupe Q > **********************
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