DOCSLIB.ORG

October 2018 Checker

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
October 2018 Checker Official Publication of the Central Florida Region Sports Car Club of America Volume 60, Issue 7 October 2018 Championship Weekend Mical Fountain wins Spec Miata Contact Information Board of Governors Club Admin. & Advisory Pits Chief - Scott Lucas BOG Chair - Leland Miller Recording Secretary - Chet Markiewicz 813-528-0850 • [email protected] 941-928-3521 • [email protected] [email protected] Region Points Keeper - Lyn Hodges Watts Vice-Chair – Paul Troup Co-Competition Coord. - Dennis Joyce 352-286-7756 • [email protected] 404-229-8435 • [email protected] 813-918-7574 • [email protected] Registrar - Sharon Priep District 1 - Sammi Marlis Ronshausen Co-Competition Coord. - Paul Troup 407-415-8714 • [email protected] 727-821-4407 • [email protected] Checker Editor - Kevin Crain Assistant Registrar - Robin Ragaglia District 1 - Lt. Gov. Ken Hazelton 2775 Old Dixie Hwy. Unit C, Kissimmee, FL 34744 407-310-4299 • [email protected] 727-741-6363 • [email protected] 407-933-1820 • [email protected] Starter - David MacGregor (see Race Worker Rec.) District 2- James Crouse Financial Advisor - James Magero Steward Rep. - Leland Miller 813-368-3961 • [email protected] 941-492-3332 • Toll-free: 855-878-4360 941-928-3521 • [email protected] District 2 - Lt. Gov. Scott Lucas [email protected] Sound Control - Hollye Laplante 813-528-0850 • [email protected] Membership Chair - 727-344-0354 • [email protected] District 3 - Robin Ragaglia Merchandise - Fran Martin (see Secretary) Tech - Paul Schwemmer 407-310-4299 • [email protected] Race Worker Recog. - David MacGregor 386-451-6600 • [email protected] District 3 - Lt. Gov. Kevin Crain 813-781-0100 • [email protected] Timing & Scoring - Neil Harmon 407-970-9540 • [email protected] Webmaster - Lee Hill [email protected] • 404-372-2480 District 4 - David Welsh [email protected] • www.CFRSCCA.org Trophies - Tucker and Amy Alford 352-465-4230 • [email protected] St. Pete GP Coordinator - Gary Steffen 941-473-0708 • [email protected] District 4 - Lt. Gov. Lyn Hodges Watts 727-480-2118 • [email protected] 352-286-7756 • [email protected] SOLO Board District 5 - Angela Carlascio Club Racing Board Board Chair - Terry Tabor 813-787-7838 • [email protected] Board Chair - Dana Deshong 407-920-9950 • [email protected] District 5 - Lt. Gov. Jerry Larson 2937 Chelsea Wood Dr. Valrico, FL 33596 Co-Chair - Bob Palmblad [email protected] 813-545-7472 • [email protected] 407-810-2387 • [email protected] District 6 - Jim Morris Vice-Chair - Hollye Laplante Registrar - Ken Trier 863-414-1900 • [email protected] 727-344-0354 • [email protected] 518-281-5665 • [email protected] District 6 - Lt. Gov. Chaplain - Steve Kearney Safety Steward - Scott Swartz District 7 - David Moore 863-602-7069 • [email protected] 352-687-8583 • [email protected] 443-803-7539 • [email protected] Course Marshal - Kevin Crain Trophies - Steve Marcum District 7 - Lt. Gov. Paul Schwemmer 407-970-9540 • [email protected] 321-794-3307 • [email protected] [email protected] • 386-451-6600 Daytona Event Chair - Bill Cannons Timing and Scoring - Open District 8 - Mike Schiffer 386-322-3663 Computers - Open 239-549-3909 • [email protected] Chief Driver Instructor - Andy Fox West Coast Coordinator - Dave Welsh District 8 - Lt. Gov. Tom Brewsaugh 407-416-5411 • [email protected] 352-812-3123 • [email protected] 239-246-6713 • [email protected] Driver’s Rep - Beau Gabel Tire Rack Street Survival (TRSS) District 9 - Charlie Leonard 407-365-7219 • [email protected] Coordinator - Art Trier 941-729-1537 • [email protected] Driver’s Rep SARRC -Robin Langlotz 386-562-0004 • [email protected] District 9 - Lt. Gov. 407-851-2232• [email protected] For all registration and/or general inquiries, Driver’s Rep Vintage - Mike Kennedy send an email to: [email protected]. Club Officers & Administration [email protected] Equipment/Flagging - Jim Hooker Regional Executive - Stephen Mullen [email protected] RallyCross Board 941-739-9983 • [email protected] Grid Chief- Sammi Ronshausen Chairman - Chris Pinkert Assistant RE - James Zirkel 727-821-4407 • [email protected] 4913 Culdesac Ct., St. Cloud, FL 34772 407-482-9903 Novice Permits - Robin Ragaglia 407-349-7841 • CFRRallyCross@gmailcom Assistant RE - Chas Dawson 5984 Ed Harris Ct., Saint Cloud, 34771 Secretary - Fran Martin 407-310-4299 • [email protected] Area 3/SEDiv Officials 2504 Overlake Ave, Orlando, FL 32806 Pace Car - Ed Ronshausen Area 3 Director - Lee Hill 407-851-7157 • [email protected] 727-709-9625 • [email protected] 4607 Ridgecliff Dr., Brandon, FL 33511 Treasurer - David Moore Paddock Marshal - Charlie Leonard 813-245-9332 • [email protected] 14 Curved Creek Way, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 941-729-1537 • [email protected] Driver Licensing Admin. - Pete Magnuson 443-803-7539 • [email protected] PDX Chief - Tim Reardon 561-309-3916 • [email protected] 1550 Silk Oaks Ave., Titusville 32796 321-268-2940 • [email protected] See the SEDIV website for other PDX Chief Driver Instructor - Chris Wells SEDIV contact information. [email protected] Photo ID - Patti Socher 321-258-7348 • [email protected] Event Schedule For CFR and Surrounding Regions October 2018 January 2019 7 SOLO 3 Test Day HMS Brooksville Homestead-Miami Speedway 12 Test Day/Track Event (PDX) SIR 4-6 SCCA Majors HMS Sebring Short Course - Green Park Paddock Homestead-Miami Speedway 13-14 Championship Weekend SIR 4-6 Roar Before The Rolex 24 DIS Regional/Vintage/CRE Daytona Full Course - Conducted by DIS Sebring Short Course - Green Park Paddock 10 Test Day SIR 13 SOLO Sebring Long Course - Conducted by SIR The FIRM 11-13 Hoosier Super Tour Majors SIR 21 SOLO Sebring Long Course - 12 Hour Paddock Deland 24-27 Rolex 24 Hours DIS 27 RallyCross Daytona Full Course - Conducted by DIS Saint Lucie Fairgrounds 28 SOLO Gainesville February 2019 8 Test Day/Track Event Solo SIR Sebring Long Course - Tentative November 2018 9-10 Regional/Florida Cup/Vintage SIR 18 SOLO Sebring Long Course - 12 Hour Paddock Deland 23 Test Day/Track Event (PDX) SIR Sebring Long Course - 12 Hour Paddock March 2019 24-25 Turkey Trot SIR 8-10 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg ICS Regional/Double SARRC Street Circuit - Conducted by IndyCar Series Sebring Long Course - 12 Hour Paddock 12-16 12 Hours of Sebring/WEC SIR 25 SOLO Sebring Long Course - Conducted by SIR Brooksville April 2019 December 2018 4-5 Celebration Exotics DIS 7-9 Annual Meeting Daytona Full Course - Conducted by DIS Safety Harbor Resort & Spa 6-7 Driver School/Track Event Novice/Solo DIS Daytona School Course 13 ChampCar DIS Daytona Full Course - Conducted by DIS Calling all Old Farts! Let’s gather once again for bench racing and brats, camaraderie and cole slaw. Old Farts Racers Reunion Noon, Saturday, November 24, near the Medical Building Call Van or Judy McDonald at 941-729-3545 with questions or to RSVP. This is the last year that Van and Judy will be organizing the Old Farts Reunion. If you’d like to take over, they’ll be happy to hand over the reins. 4 October2018 Remember When... Pictures Submitted by Louis Galanos [email protected] Safety Harbor Resort & Spa Winter CFR Our home for the 2018 Annual Meeting. Vacation First Ever PDX on Daytona’s High Banks From the Editor Double Call 888-237-8772 Now for Reservations!! December Annual Meeting, December 7 & 8, 2018: Group # 39G9O3 $109 per night. State that you are with CFR-SCCA 2019 Combined Club Racing Calendar (Provisional) the Central Florida SCCA. Color code Key Tracks - Sebring - Daytona - Other Event - Sebring Test Day - Daytona Test Day - Track Event/ - Regional - School/CRE/Bracket Enduro - Solo - Rallycross - TES - ECR - Vintage - Double SARRC - Florida Cup Safety Harbor Resort & Spa When & Where Dates - Confirmed - ?Tentative? January 10 Sebring Long Course SIR Test Day New Club Members New to the club? 105 N. Bayshore Drive 11-13 Sebring Long Course Hoosier Super Tour Majors District Meeting For general information on the membership or meetings District 1 Kieran Greene Tampa Kelli Maloney Orlando 4-6 Daytona International Roar before the 24 Safety Harbor, FL 34695 please call your district governor. Or, if you want to know June Bug Dash Rene Meyer St Petersburg Robert J Kovalsky Temple Terrace Patrick Maloney Orlando Times and Places 24-27 Daytona International Rolex 24hr about a specific “specialty” call the “chief” listed on the inside James Davison Saint Petersburg Evan Nadav Temple Terrace Michael Craig Coderre Orlando ?28? Daytona International Ferrari 888-237-8772 District 1 – 3rd Tuesday of the month except December – cover. Use this list and map to find your District: WORKER SCHOOLHarry Grossman Saint Petersburg Nathaniel McCasland Tampa Christopher Michael Comins Orlando 7:00 pm at Chili’s 5430 E Bay Dr, Clearwater, FL 33764 District 1: Pinellas and Pasco County to Port Richey. February Aaron Fitzsimmons Saint Petersburg Sarah Curk Tampa Michael Shaun Penuliar Orlando District 2 – 4th Wednesday of each month except December District 2: Hillsborough and Pasco County 8 Sebring Long Course Test Day/Track Event Solo only/Provisional To Be Confirmed Tony Ditto Tampa Amy Goodman Orlando except Port Richey. Lisa Pineda Keblinskas Saint Petersburg 7:00 pm at IHOP, 408 E Bears Ave, Tampa, FL 33613 9-10 Sebring Long Course Regional/Florida Cup /Vintage Stephanie Nieto Tampa Brecken Kanz Orlando District 3: Lake, Orange, Osceola, and March Bryan Blackford St Pete Beach District 3 – 2nd Tuesday of each month except December - Sean Nieto Tampa Jose Cruz Orlando Seminole Counties. 8-10 St Petersburg Street Course St Petersburg Indycar GP Gerald Walter Blum South Pasadena dinner 6:30, meeting 7:30 pm at Cork and Fork American District 4: Alacuha, Carlos Perez Brooksville Jonathan Ramos Orlando 12-16 Sebring Long Course 12hrs/WEC Sam King Madeira Beach Grill 5180 S Conway Rd, Orlando, FL 32812.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Proceedings 25Th International Planetarium Society Conference
    Proceedings of the 25th International Planetarium Society Conference Hosted by the Telus World of Science Edmonton 3-7 August 2020 Dr. Dale W. Smith, Proceedings Editor i This compilation ©2020 by The International Planetarium Society, Inc. All rights reserved. These Proceedings contain texts for many of the papers given at the IPS2020 Virtual Conference. We thank the many authors whose cooperation made possible the preparation of these Proceedings. Individual papers remain the property of their respective author(s). Opinions expressed by the authors are personal opinions and are not necessarily the opinions of the International Planetarium Society, the Telus World of Science Edmonton, their officers or agents, or the Editor. All figures were supplied by the respective authors, except as credited otherwise in the photo or photo caption. Editor: Dale W. Smith IPS Publications Chair Professor & Planetarium Director Bowling Green State University September 2020 Text Preparation: Wade Kemp ii PROCEEDINGS OF THE 25TH INTERNATIONAL PLANETARIUM SOCIETY CONFERENCE (2020 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE) Contributed Papers UNISPHERE 1 Tomáš Gráf PLANETARIUM OR ASTRONOMY MUSEUM? 4 WORLD’S BIGGEST ASTRONOMY MUSEUM WILL OPEN IN SHANGHAI IN 2021 Lin Qing THE SOUTHERNMOST PLANETARIUM IN BRAZIL IS BORN 8 Guilherme F. Marranghello, Cecília P. Irala and Rafael K. Kimura THE MEXICAN CASE, THE STUDY WITH BLENDED LEARNING EXPERIENCES AND A PORTABLE DOME 14 Alejandro Casales Navarrete BEYOND THE DOME: AMATEUR TELESCOPE MAKING AND ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATION AT THE ADLER PLANETARIUM 23 Pedro M. P. Raposo LSS DIGITAL PLANETARIUM SYSTEM 30 Lionel Ruiz and Yves Lhoumeau IN THE BLINK OF AN EAR 32 Léon Snyman Panels OUTREACH WITH A PORTABLE PLANETARIUM 37 Susan Button, Marco Avalos Dittel, Tilo Hohenschläger, John Meader, Guilherme Marranghello and Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • The Compiled IPS 2020 Virtual Conference Proceedings
    Proceedings of the 25th International Planetarium Society Conference Hosted by the Telus World of Science Edmonton 3-7 August 2020 Dr. Dale W. Smith, Proceedings Editor i This compilation ©2020 by The International Planetarium Society, Inc. All rights reserved. These Proceedings contain texts for many of the papers given at the IPS2020 Virtual Conference. We thank the many authors whose cooperation made possible the preparation of these Proceedings. Individual papers remain the property of their respective author(s). Opinions expressed by the authors are personal opinions and are not necessarily the opinions of the International Planetarium Society, the Telus World of Science Edmonton, their officers or agents, or the Editor. All figures were supplied by the respective authors, except as credited otherwise in the photo or photo caption. Editor: Dale W. Smith IPS Publications Chair Professor & Planetarium Director Bowling Green State University September 2020 Text Preparation: Wade Kemp ii PROCEEDINGS OF THE 25TH INTERNATIONAL PLANETARIUM SOCIETY CONFERENCE (2020 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE) Contributed Papers UNISPHERE 1 Tomáš Gráf PLANETARIUM OR ASTRONOMY MUSEUM? 4 WORLD’S BIGGEST ASTRONOMY MUSEUM WILL OPEN IN SHANGHAI IN 2021 Lin Qing THE SOUTHERNMOST PLANETARIUM IN BRAZIL IS BORN 8 Guilherme F. Marranghello, Cecília P. Irala and Rafael K. Kimura THE MEXICAN CASE, THE STUDY WITH BLENDED LEARNING EXPERIENCES AND A PORTABLE DOME 14 Alejandro Casales Navarrete BEYOND THE DOME: AMATEUR TELESCOPE MAKING AND ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATION AT THE ADLER PLANETARIUM 23 Pedro M. P. Raposo LSS DIGITAL PLANETARIUM SYSTEM 30 Lionel Ruiz and Yves Lhoumeau IN THE BLINK OF AN EAR 32 Léon Snyman Panels OUTREACH WITH A PORTABLE PLANETARIUM 37 Susan Button, Marco Avalos Dittel, Tilo Hohenschläger, John Meader, Guilherme Marranghello and Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • The Evolution of Media Coverage in Professional And
    THE EVOLUTION OF MEDIA COVERAGE IN PROFESSIONAL AND COLLEGIATE ESPORTS A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS BY MICK TIDROW DR. ROBERT BROOKEY - ADVISOR BALL STATE UNIVERSITY MUNCIE, INDIANA MAY 2020 The Evolution of Media Coverage in Professional and Collegiate eSports 2 ABSTRACT THESIS: The Evolution of Media Coverage in Professional and Collegiate eSports STUDENT: Mick Tidrow DEGREE: Master of Arts COLLEGE: College of Communication, Information and Media DATE: May 2020 PAGES: 81 My thesis research is a comprehensive project looking at the evolution of media coverage in professional and collegiate eSports. Using the methodology of participant observation and interviewing allowed me to find commonalities between the answers of subjects and the data given by other research on the media coverage of eSporting events. I used a theoretical approach tailored toward media management and political economy to demonstrate how the understanding of economics in eSports can further change the media coverage of eSporting events. Media management, while primarily concerned with legacy media, is a theory with the potential to explain the changes eSports is bringing to sports media coverage. The overarching purpose of my thesis is to understand how both professional and collegiate sports coverage emerged from, and responds to, the social practice of eSports, and turns that coverage into a viable form of commercial media. The Evolution of Media Coverage in Professional and Collegiate eSports 3 DEDICATION I dedicate this project to the media who cover eSports and how they are evolving the industry. The opportunity for the media to enhance the eSports industry is quickly advancing.
    [Show full text]
  • Vesala Sanni.Pdf (760.1Kt)
    Naiset videopelaajina Sanni Vesala Opinnäytetyö Tietojenkäsittelyn koulutusohjelma 2020 Tiivistelmä Tekijä(t) Sanni Vesala Koulutusohjelma Tietojenkäsittelyn koulutusohjelma Raportin/Opinnäytetyön nimi Sivu- ja liitesi- Naiset videopelaajina vumäärä 32 + 2 Videopelialaa on pidetty miesvaltaisena kautta aikojen. Vaikka tutkimukset osoittavat, että pelaajista nykyään lähes puolet on naisia, yhä tänäkään päivänä pelialaa ei mielletä tasa- arvoiseksi. Kun markkinoidaan pelejä erilaisille ihmisille, on tärkeää hahmottaa rahantulon lähde. Opinnäytetyössä tutkitaan naisten videopelaamista. Tutkimuksen lähteet koostuvat pe- lialan ammattilaisten kirjallisuudesta, nettiartikkeleista ja sosiaalisesta mediasta. Opinnäy- tetyö tutkii toteutetun haastattelun ja kyselyn avulla täysi-ikäisiä suomalaisia naisia, jotka pelaavat videopelejä viikoittain. Kun käsitellään naisia videopelaajina, on alue melko laaja. Tavoitteena oli kuitenkin saada selville naisten tärkeimpiä motivaatioita videopelaamiselle, sekä selvittää, mistä naiset pitä- vät peleissä. Pelikulttuuria käydään myös läpi naisnäkökulmasta. Selkeimpinä eroina miespelaajiin verrattuna havaittiin sosiaalinen käyttäytyminen sekä suosikkipelityypit. Videopelikulttuuri kehittyy jatkuvasti, ja erot miesten ja naisten pelaami- sen välillä kuroutuvat yhä enemmän umpeen. Näitä eroja tulee kuitenkin tarkastella näkö- kulman saavuttamiseksi. Asiasanat Naispelaajat, videopelit, pelaajat, pelaaminen, pelikulttuuri, harrastukset Sisällys 1 Johdanto ......................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • With Twitch, Amazon Tightens Grip on Li...Ms of Video Games
    2/6/2019 With Twitch, Amazon Tightens Grip on Live Streams of Video Games - The New York Times With Twitch, Amazon Tightens Grip on Live Streams of Video Games By John Herrman June 17, 2018 Late on a recent night, more than 600,000 people watched one of the most popular video game players, Tyler Blevins, engage in Fortnite Battle Royale with a celebrity guest: Drake. Mr. Blevins streams his near‑daily video game sessions live on Twitch, a website acquired by Amazon in 2014 for $1.1 billion. He makes more than $500,000 a month on the platform, thanks to his 250,000 paid subscribers, and some of his sessions can last 12 hours. Mr. Blevins, who plays under the name Ninja, is popular not only because of his gaming skill, which is considerable, but because of his draw as a host. Drake was deferential to Mr. Blevins as they teamed up before an audience that peaked at roughly 667,000 viewers, a ratings record (since broken) for a nontournament live stream. As the game progressed, the world‑famous rapper played a supporting role, collecting supplies for Ninja, seemingly content to lend a hand to a master at work. Like others who make significant money on Twitch, Mr. Blevins is a born talker, and he bantered with the fans as he and Drake played. Drake joined the conversation, too. He told the commenters that he liked pineapple on his pizza and explained that he was a Ninja fan before Twitch, back when Mr. Blevins, 27, first found fame among gamers on YouTube and Instagram.
    [Show full text]
  • Esports: Transforming Media and Entertainment
    Digital Media September 25 2019 E S P O R T S R E P O R T v Esports: Transforming Media and Entertainment Passing the Billion Dollar Mark – Audience Momentum Commands Attention of Advertisers, Legacy Sports Platforms, & Investors SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 | echlonpartners.com Rob Goff 1 416 933 3351 | [email protected] Gianluca Tucci 1 647 794 1926 | [email protected] Pooja Sharma 1 647 794 1922 | [email protected] Karolina Kosior 1 604 647 4379 | [email protected] 1 Digital Media September 25 2019 FOREWORD By Rob Goff, CFA SUMMARY (3-11) Head of Research, Managing Director, Telecom Services and New Media, Echelon Wealth Partners We are exceptionally bullish on the broadly defined esports ecosystem as an emerging new media and ESPORTS PERSPECTIVE COVETED, LOYAL FAN entertainment market set to eclipse the billion-dollar BEYOND THE $1.1B MARK BASE THAT ADVERTISERS threshold. (12-23) FIND HARD TO REACH Technology, demographic, regulatory, and capital (24-30) tailwinds support compelling value realization across the ecosystem. The shift of legacy advertising and sponsorship dollars to esports’ audience demographics where the IP enabled targeting capabilities and measured advertising ROIs are in the early innings is on track to surpass the billion-dollar mark. INVESTMENTS GOING ONLINE GAMBLING AND MAINSTREAM? (30-37) ITS RIPPLE EFFECTS (38-48) Billion-dollar legacy sports franchises need to play the long game given audiences that are increasingly long-in- the-tooth with average ages of 50+. Esports leagues and franchises represent both a hedge on audiences moving away from traditional sports but also a means to cultivate younger audiences.
    [Show full text]
  • TRENDS Stick Or Twist? 1 the Advertising Model Reinvents Itself P.6 Beyond Algorithms 2 a Two-Speed World of Social Platforms P.12 Is Emerging Dedicated Platforms
    SOCIAL MEDIA TRENDS Stick or twist? 1 The advertising model reinvents itself p.6 Beyond algorithms 2 A two-speed world of social platforms p.12 is emerging Dedicated platforms... 3 In the age of “Social by Design” p.18 Changing social commerce 4 Multifaceted approaches taking form p.22 Strategic partnerships flourish… 5 Diversification is key p.28 Branded Influencer Fatigue settles in... 6 How to break the deadlock? p.32 Social Media Trends in Augmented Reality! Back to basics! Maximize social ties and commitment p.38 To reveal exclusive content in this 7 white paper: The year of hybrid creative formats Download the free SnapPress Diversify your social content mix p.42 app 8 Snap the pages where the magnifying glass is present The strategic axis of entertainment Add the appropriate dose of The show must go on…! p.48 know-how 9 And discover! Brand experience Made in China 10 Social media interconnects global p.52 marketing strategies 3 40% of the world’s population use social media. With some industry reports claiming that consumers on average spend two hours every day sharing, liking, tweeting and updating on these platforms, what does 2019 hold? Social Media Trends, now in its 5th year, highlights some of the biggest changes in the social landscape and charts the opportunities for brand marketers and communication professionals alike. Making sense of this INTRO- changing landscape is challenging and increasingly we’re seeing a connected intelligence approach where data across all media forms is being directly integrated with advertisers’ first-party data; the opportunities are endless! DUCTION Today, the sheer dominance of Facebook in social media cannot be ignored.
    [Show full text]