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Group 1A 3 4 5A Race 1 SVRA 2017 US Vintage National Championsh Sorted on Laps Group 1a 3 4 5a Circuit of the Americas 3.400 miles Group 1a 3 4 5a Feature Race 11/4/2017 03:45 PM Race (5 Laps) started at 17:01:15 Pos No. Name PIC Class Laps Best Tm Year Make/Model Engine Hometown 1 58 Owen Adelman 1 5FM 5 2:32.715 1962 Lotus 23B 1601cc Roanoke TX 2 24B Doc Bundy 2 5FM 5 2:32.223 1964 Lotus 23B 1600cc Gainesville GA 3 1A Travis Engen 3 5FM 5 2:33.522 1962 Lotus 23B 1600cc Weston CT 4 33 Jim Gewinner 4 5FM 5 2:38.014 1965 Lotus 23B 1600cc Fredericksburg TX 5 56A Tony Parella 1 4BP 5 2:47.487 1958 Chevrolet Corvette 283cid Southlake TX 6 24 Bill Treffert 1 4AP 5 2:49.656 1960 Chevrolet Corvette 331cid Naples FL 7 99 Thor Johnson 1 4FM 5 2:48.863 1959 Lotus 17 1459cc Kirkland WA 8 58A Louis Gladfelter 2 4BP 5 2:50.865 1958 Chevrolet Corvette 286cid Little Rock AR 9 266 William Goldkind 5 5FM 5 2:50.378 1962 Lotus 23B 1600cc Holbrook NY 10 41 Kurt DelBene 2 4FM 5 2:50.051 1960 Lola MK1 1460cc Medina WA 11 49 Pen Pendleton 6 5FM 5 2:49.611 1962 Genie Mk IV 1600cc Los Angeles CA 12 74 R. David Jones 7 5FM 5 2:49.459 1962 Lotus 23 1594cc Fort Worth TX 13 7 Susan Patterson 2 4AP 5 2:58.030 1964 Shelby Cobra 260cid New Braunfels TX 14 22 Dale Bloomquist 3 4FM 5 2:57.366 1960 Lola Mk 1 1460cc Seattle WA 15 100 Randy Riney 1 1FP 5 2:44.480 1970 MG Midget 1275cc Montgomery TX 16 111 Piers Gormly 1 4DM 5 3:00.371 1959 Anderson Byers Special N/A 1986cc Houston TX 17 44A Robert (Bob) Maurer 8 5FM 5 2:58.361 1963 Elva MK VII 1600cc Pella IA 18 88 David Gussack 1 3EP 5 2:47.643 1963 Triumph Spitfire 1298cc Armonk NY 19 01 James Jackson 1 3CP 5 2:50.970 1964 Porsche 356 1600cc Edina MN 20 189 Dawn Myers 2 3EP 5 2:49.920 1961 MG A 1699cc Wauwatosa WI 21 55 Cynthia Trifilio 1 3BS 4 2:52.509 1972 Fiat 124 1770cc Humble TX 22 30 Dave Foreman 1 3DP 4 2:52.563 1971 Porsche 914/4 1998cc Austin TX 23 19 Dave Morgan 1 1CS 4 2:52.854 1968 Austin Mini Cooper S 1293cc Georgetown ON 24 34 George C. Balbach 2 3CP 4 2:51.017 1961 Porsche 356B 1621cc Lake Forest IL 25 76 David Nicholas 2 1FP 4 2:56.343 1960 MG A 1654cc Palm Desert CA 26 69 Fernando Gutierrez 2 1CS 4 2:56.637 1960 Austin Mini Cooper 1275cc Torreon Coahuila MEX 27 105 Terry Swonke 3 1FP 4 2:56.436 1972 MG Midget 1275cc The Woodlands TX 28 850 Larry Coste 3 1CS 4 3:00.987 1965 Morris Cooper S 1293cc London ON CAN 29 08 Ken Morris 2 3DP 4 3:00.753 1969 MG B 1845cc La Grange TX 30 56 Ross Bremer 4 1CS 4 3:07.859 1966 Ford Anglia 105 Super 1300cc Atlantic Beach FL 31 186 Lou Marchant 4 1FP 4 3:07.491 1959 MG A 1622cc Keller TX 32 61 Christel Kuehnhoefer 3 3EP 4 3:07.989 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce 1570cc Longview TX 33 58B Dan Higgins 4 3EP 4 3:07.890 1958 Alfa Romeo Giuletta 1570cc Mill Valley CA 34 42 V Carl George 5 1FP 4 3:07.827 1959 MG A Sebring Cpe 1622cc Brentwood TN 35 04 Peter Sandy 6 1FP 4 3:05.664 1959 Austin Healey Sprite 1275cc Fulshear TX 36 87 Don Couch 5 3EP 4 3:14.127 1962 Triumph Spitfire 4 1300cc Austin TX 37 62 Robert MacKenzie 1 1GP 4 3:16.452 1962 Triumph Spitfire 4 1147cc Georgetown TX 38 25 Willis Murphey Jr 9 5FM 3 2:42.706 1963 Elva Mk7S 1598cc Fort Worth TX Margin of Victory Avg. Speed Best Lap Tm Best Speed Best Lap by 1.956 79.350 2:32.223 80.408 24B - Doc Bundy Orbits www.mylaps.com Licensed to: JCH Services Printed: 11/4/2017 5:17:33 PM Page 1/2 SVRA 2017 US Vintage National Championsh Sorted on Laps Group 1a 3 4 5a Circuit of the Americas 3.400 miles Group 1a 3 4 5a Feature Race 11/4/2017 03:45 PM Race (5 Laps) started at 17:01:15 Pos No. Name PIC Class Laps Best Tm Year Make/Model Engine Hometown 39 56B Roger Williams 7 1FP 3 3:20.887 1959 Austin Healey Sprite 1291cc East Bernard TX 40 65 David Thomas 1 1HP 3 3:42.268 1962 Austin Healey Sprite 948cc Clarksburg WV 41 66 Peter Glawe 8 1FP 1 3:30.619 1966 Austin Healey Sprite 1319cc Seguin TX Margin of Victory Avg. Speed Best Lap Tm Best Speed Best Lap by 1.956 79.350 2:32.223 80.408 24B - Doc Bundy Orbits www.mylaps.com Licensed to: JCH Services Printed: 11/4/2017 5:17:33 PM Page 2/2 .
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