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Admissions Policy JANUARY JULY 19 PTG Tour 6 Highway Safety School, Jefferson Circuit, Summit Point Raceway Calendar 20 Annual Holiday Party, Elections & Awards - Mount Vernon, VA Drivers' School Jefferson Circuit, Summit Point Raceway- FEBRUARY 14-19 Oktoberfest, Colorado 3 Superbowl Mini Grand-Prix of Events 19-21 National Grand Prix of 16 Restoration Shop Tour Washington, D.C. MARCH AUGUST 16 Restoration Shop Tour 3-4 Drivers' School, Jefferson Circuit, Summit Point Raceway 30-31 Drivers' School, Main Circuit, Summit Point Raceway SEPTEMBER APRIL 14-15 Drivers' School, Main Circuit, 14 4th Annual Autocross School, Summit Point Raceway Rosecroft Raceway 14 Shenandoah Vineyards Concours (TBA) Concours "prep" Session OCTOBER 20-21 The Peaks of Otter (TBA) Crab Feast w/"wash & shine" Overnight Tour Cvl MAY 5 Deutsche Marque Concours 18 Mid-Atlantik '02 Fest III Carlisle, PA 19 Jefferson 500 Vintage Race Corral Summit Point Raceway, WV cnsEgggg 19 Take Me To The Ballgame BaySox Stadium, Bowie, MD JUNE 1 Blue Ridge Parkway Tour and NCC WW CCA For the latest info 3rd Annual Wine Tasting check out the 6 Summer Tour Naked Mountain Chapter website: Winery, Centreville, VA www.nccbmwcca.org (TBA) BBQ w/"wash & shine" concours (Future events will be listed as soon as information becomes available.) RECYCLED 25% Post Consumer Waste May/June 2002 National Capital Chapter BMW Car Club of America 12 The Club, the DSSC, and NCC MW CCA the Drivers' School BY RONNIE LEWIS VOLUME 32 NUMBER 3 14 "Please Turn Your Hymnals to Page M3 " PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE BY ANDY DUNCAN COMING EVENTS 18 Automotive 8 DRIVERS' SCHOOL Metal Performance APPLICATION Restoration Tour BY ROY MORRIS 24 COMPETITION CORNER 21 27 2ndAnnual CLASSIFIEDS BMWSuperbowl Mini Grand Prix 28 BY STEVEN SCHLOSSMAN ADVERTISERS' INDEX Cover: Andy Duncan's first BMW, a 2002 M3. Photo: Raine Mantysalo BMW CCA National Capital Chapter Officers (Pte%e6allbetwem 7:30-10.00p.m.) JJr",J;n, [email protected] 703.S06.91S9 Vice President Steven Schlossman... [email protected] 202.478.0768 Treasurer Ronnie Lewis [email protected] Secretary Rafael Garces [email protected] 703.255.3219 Membership Chair pring is in the air folks... we've made it through the winter! It is Steven Schlossman. [email protected] 202.478.0768 Social Chair time to take the car covers off, wash it, and start enjoying salt-free Mike Early [email protected] 410.484.4620 Sdriving. We were very fortunate this past winter, as the season was Drivers School Coordinator mild and fuel prices were low. Adil Desai ds-coordinator@nccbniwccaorg Concours Chair Paul Vessels [email protected] 202.726.7971 The next few months will be busy ones. We will endeavor to provide fun Webmaster events for different interest groups and customers, if you will. First up Sue Bryan [email protected] in May is the great Deutsche Marque Concours d'Elegance which will be held again at Nottoway Park in Vienna, Virginia. You will have a Baltimore Activities great opportunity to come out and see some of the best examples of the (Open) BMW marque and others. Come out and support the Club. Paul Vessels Autocross Committee has spearheaded the concours for many years. Thanks, Paul! For Kevin Henry [email protected] Andrej Dolenc [email protected] 240.305.5167 those yearning to see an example of historic cars, the "Jefferson 500" at Roy Morris nearby Summit Point Raceway will be held towards mid-May. We Club Council Representative usually set up a reserved parking area for our BMWs and provide a tent, Andrej Dolenc Matthew Yip chairs, and lunch! Present your BMW CCA membership card at the gate Tech Chair for a reduced entry fee. Michael Wendell tech^air@ nccbmweca.org 703.803.6994 Club Store (Open) On June 15 we will host our Annual New Member Party. We hope new der Bayerische Staff members will come out and meet others like you who share an interest Interim Editor in cars. This year's party will be at the new BMW of Sterling location. Michael Wendell [email protected] Production Manager We are very excited to have the opportunity to meet the newest member Raine Mantysalo db-production@nabni\v of the BMW family in Northern Virginia. 301.933-1880 Fax 301.933 Contributing Writers Andy Duncan, Woody Hair, Roy Morris, Ronnie Lewis, For those seeking a little more excitement, June 11 will launch our Steven Schlossman autocross season. We have several autocrosses planned throughout the Advertising Manager Brian Shipman...... [email protected] 703.815.8230 year. These events have been so successful and popular that they book Club Address very quickly. Come out and watch, or participate if you'd like! BMW CCA NCC, P.O. Box 685, Arlington, VA 22216 Continuing with driving events, early in July we will hold our second National Membership Toll Free Number drivers' school of the year. This is a two-part school: Saturday is the 800.878.9292 "Highway Safety School" and Sunday a regular school. Check the web­ Send hardcopy submissions to: der Bayerische site out for details on the safety school. c/o Raine Mantysalo 9817 Connecticut Avenue Kensington, MD 20895 We are still looking for volunteers to help with the magazine you are reading. Our "der Bayerische" is waiting for your talent as editors, der Bayerisclte is the official publication of the National Capital photographers and contributors. Please drop us an e-mail, either to Chapter of the BMW Car Club of America. Inc., and is not in ai connected with the Bayerische Motoren Werke AG or BMW of North myself or the editor at the addresses on the masthead. America, Inc. It is provided by and for the Club membership only. The Club assumes no liability for any of the information, opini suggestions contained herein. No factory approval is implied unless Until the next issue, happy "Bimmering". Get out and drive! specifically stated. Modifications within the u:arranty period of a vehi - cle may void the warrant)7. Articles submitted are subject to editing; all Al copy, photographs and camera-ready advertisements must be received by die Editor by the 1st of even numbered montlis. Contents may not be reproduced without permission in writing except by trie BMW CCA and its Chapters. Copyright ©2002 BMW CCA NCC der Bayerische Auf Wiedersen National Capital Chapter BMW Car Club of America •enny Nazarko, chapter president in 1997, is moving to Seattle and we will miss her. Jenny joined the Chapter This Magazine Needs Your Help! ' right after purchasing a red 1990 325is. he Club is seeking a dedicated volunteer to take up the role of I She was soon participating in autocrosses der Bayerische Editor. The position involves collecting and review­ and drivers'schools. It wasn't long before Ting all articles, photos, and classified advertisements for the bi­ Jenny's interest in the chapter led to being monthly magazine, and delivering those items to the Production elected the Chapter treasurer and she served in Manager. This can take as little as a few evenings per month, sitting at your that capacity for five years -1991 through 1995. In 1996 Jenny was computer, or as much time as you're willing to dedicate to the endeavor. co-chairman of the national Oktoberfest event that was held at Tysons Corner. Her enthusiasm for drivers' schools resulted in her Since submissions and communications among those producing the becoming one of our first home-grown female instructors. Jenny magazine is now done almost entirely online, you should be email literate and her red 325 were a common sight at schools from Florida to and comfortable viewing and editing image and text files in many formats. Canada as she instructed for the Buckeye, Genesee Valley, Northern Good written communication skills are an added benefit. Although not Ohio, Windy City, New York, Peachtree, and Tarheel chapters as required.a fast computer and access to broadband connection will also well as Car Guys. make the job easier. We wish Jenny the best in her new endeavors. Interested parties should contact the Interim Editor, Michael Wendell, via email at [email protected]. fter the snippet in the last issue, the author, Woody I (air, Thanks, received the following message from Charlie Richardson, Mike A* e mentioned that he would like to hear from his old friends! Greetings, and thanks for the fleeting fame of being a certified old guy on the page 3 of the new der Bayerische/ What a pleasant surprise to find out that I have the lowest membership number in (he region/ AutoWerke & Autoy I honestly wish that I could participate more in the local activities, but I no longer own a BMW. In fact, lam not Service, Parts & Fine Accessories - for your BMW, Porsche, & Audi' driving anything right now. my multiple sclerosis has pro­ gressed to the point where I am not driving at all. Of course that does not mean that I do not lust after a new BMWM3! Maybe this summer I can come to local BMWConcours and ride around the gorgeous cars on my battery scooter and soak it all in. Where did the time go? It seems like only last month that IgotFTD at the first Oktoberfest autocross in 1970. It Personal service, by factory-trained techs, for over 25 years. seems like just last week that I built my WOOAlpina into an Open Weekdays, 830 am - 6 pm, and Saturdays*, 1030 am • 2 pm SCCA B-Sedan race car and drove Summit Point for the first * For pick-up, drop-off, and parti only.
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