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RT/60Ft] Top Left, Bottom Right Time Stock Category Results 2019 Tire Rack SCCA ProSolo Finale 08/30/2019 - 09/01/2019 www.ProntoTimingSystem.com Pos Nb Driver's name Time (cone)[RT/60ft] Top Left, Bottom Right Time Stock Category Super Street Drivers: 8 Trophies: 3 T1 97 Erik Strelnieks 43.169(1) 40.256 40.03439.611 42.515(1) 39.986 78.580 [197] Austin, TX [.000/.000] [.611/1.905] [.650/1.884] [.656/1.906] [.516/1.908] [.608/1.915] 2017 Acura NSX 130R White RL 39.828 39.301 38.969 41.131(1) 39.269 BFGoodrich [.492/1.955] [.656/1.927] [.602/1.928] [.676/1.931] [.605/1.911] [.591/1.942] T2 98 James Yom RL 42.780(1) 44.508(2)39.778 39.968 43.641(2) 79.152 Los Angeles, CA [.459/2.402] [.743/2.415] [.588/2.249] [.601/2.032] [.510/2.123] [.534/2.063] (0.572) 2019 Porsche GT3 silver 40.872 40.256 39.998 39.472 45.658(3) 39.374 Josh Lipmans Racing Brah [.000/.000] [.656/2.196] [.523/2.025] [.518/1.961] [.559/2.131] [.527/2.036] T315 Monty Pack 42.082 41.421 40.12740.611 39.838 RL 79.328 M San Francisco, CA [.710/2.261] [.632/2.247] [.582/2.104] [.627/2.053] [.682/2.152] [.485/2.096] (0.176) 2018 Porsche GT3 40.753 40.130 39.490 40.176 40.050 39.798 [.583/2.089] [.586/2.129] [.554/2.008] [.656/1.994] [.588/2.121] [.600/2.003] 4 92 Doug Rowse 43.374(1) 41.059 RL39.703 40.613 39.741 79.358 Phoenix, AZ [.699/2.337] [.584/2.356] [.486/2.102] [.598/2.106] [.583/2.097] [.634/2.059] (0.030) 2017 Chevrolet Corvette White 40.985 42.108(1) 39.655 39.702 42.414(1) 43.645(2) Cortez/Evo School [.635/2.455] [.854/2.198] [.578/2.119] [.635/1.948] [.655/2.108] [.518/2.074] 5 99 Ken Motonishi 42.073 43.681(1) 40.10539.874 40.331 40.121 79.422 Trabuco Canyon, CA [.000/.000] [.586/2.550] [.526/2.117] [.534/2.079] [.685/2.231] [.559/2.032] (0.064) 2015 Porsche GT3 White 40.385 40.171 39.735 39.548 39.826 39.803 Bridgestone/ Thanks Chad! [.578/2.263] [.586/2.388] [.654/2.192] [.610/1.978] [.627/2.157] [.509/2.081] 6 74 Chris Dressler 43.089 DNF 40.249RL 40.472 42.17(1) 80.120 Souderton, PA [.528/2.390] [.609/2.510] [.519/2.236] [.466/1.998] [.568/2.097] [.560/1.965] (0.698) 2016 Porsche GT4 Black 42.903 41.771 RL 40.064 39.871 39.940 [.524/2.556] [.531/2.468] [.471/2.132] [.674/2.177] [.540/2.342] [.534/2.082] 7 78 Brian Conners 44.134 42.344 RL41.316 RL 40.737 80.651 Philadelphia, PA [.734/2.548] [.657/2.242] [.474/2.058] [.598/1.935] [.492/2.229] [.585/2.072] (0.531) 2011 Porsche GT3 Blue 41.582 41.113 41.023 40.338 41.237 39.914 [.567/2.212] [.547/2.079] [.656/2.288] [.620/1.887] [.741/2.264] [.505/1.808] 8197 Rachel Baker 42.717(1) 42.290 41.46540.746 41.349 41.679 81.271 [97] Shirley, MA [.658/1.895] [.861/2.432] [.624/1.917] [.677/1.937] [.658/1.934] [.626/2.200] (0.620) 2017 Acura NSX White 52.986(5) 42.77(1) 42.819(1) 40.649 40.525 41.773 Driving Forward Together [.735/1.914] [.684/1.924] [.522/1.907] [.712/1.949] [.637/1.946] [.694/2.229] A Street Drivers: 24 Trophies: 7 T183 Josh Luster 43.028 DNF 39.75539.825 39.708 39.679 78.933 [183] Charlotte, NC [.000/.000] [.809/2.555] [.611/2.127] [.642/2.215] [.624/2.154] [.685/2.213] 2009 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Silver 41.794 41.682 39.665 39.631 39.254 39.311 stranoparts.com [.698/2.349] [.693/2.524] [.623/2.217] [.663/2.177] [.619/2.230] [.617/2.229] T2 98 Vivek Goel 41.340 40.683 41.98(1)39.785 41.809(1) 39.842 79.152 Austin, TX [.578/2.506] [.719/2.501] [.627/2.440] [.597/2.171] [.606/2.298] [.631/2.251] (0.219) 2009 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Red 39.845 39.367 RL 39.373 RL 39.532 Beyond Seat Time [.582/2.405] [.583/2.265] [.497/2.245] [.611/2.231] [.483/2.291] [.623/2.223] 9/2/2019 10:45:48PM Pronto Timing System Page 1 of 28 Results 2019 Tire Rack SCCA ProSolo Finale 08/30/2019 - 09/01/2019 www.ProntoTimingSystem.com Pos Nb Driver's name Time (cone)[RT/60ft] Top Left, Bottom Right Time T3142 Ryan Clark 40.906 42.748(1) 40.63539.924 RL 40.271 79.338 [42] Calgary, AB [.875/2.158] [.645/2.238] [.681/1.855] [.577/1.862] [.498/1.851] [.631/1.880] (0.186) 2015 Porsche Cayman Agate 39.713 39.431 39.414 39.856 40.390 39.752 [.592/2.081] [.533/1.887] [.511/2.051] [.577/1.872] [.595/2.134] [.694/2.030] T4182 Danny Gross 41.424 43.15(1) 41.03842.708(1) 40.010 42.817(1) 79.562 [82] Costa Mesa, CA [.800/2.492] [.632/2.455] [.590/2.288] [.723/2.230] [.646/2.321] [.568/2.232] (0.224) 2010 Chevrolet Corvette Gray 41.194 40.190 40.441 40.179 39.552 39.994 Stranoparts.com [.710/2.493] [.502/2.271] [.645/2.220] [.678/2.193] [.559/2.244] [.550/2.201] T582 Matt Jones 41.736 41.755 42.232(1)54.493(2) 42.102(1) 39.785 79.612 [182] San Diego, CA [.682/2.521] [.758/2.612] [.604/2.232] [.680/2.191] [.604/2.251] [.617/2.199] (0.050) 2010 Chevrolet Corvette GS Gray 43.108(1) 40.653 39.827 41.721(1) 41.708(1) 39.847 StranoParts [.000/.000] [.703/2.437] [.574/2.204] [.623/2.202] [.672/2.281] [.643/2.217] T653 David White 45.420(1) 43.220 40.62342.71(1) 43.202(1) 42.779(1) 80.100 Rutland, MA [.000/.000] [.638/2.487] [.597/2.343] [.503/2.286] [.569/2.268] [.538/2.258] (0.488) 2006 Chevrolet corvette z06 black 47.350(2) 43.005 40.474 44.63(2) RL 39.477 g-fab [.690/2.799] [.625/2.882] [.548/2.160] [.572/2.244] [.480/2.296] [.532/2.185] T7196 Yury Kholondyrev 41.371 44.464(1) 40.70341.144 40.320 40.217 80.193 [96] Bronxville, NY [.676/2.461] [.660/2.296] [.710/2.021] [.630/2.087] [.687/1.908] [.624/1.964] (0.093) 2018 Porsche Cayman Blue 40.763 40.613 40.743 40.109 39.976 40.034 [.577/2.066] [.667/2.002] [.597/2.000] [.584/2.023] [.614/1.987] [.685/2.012] 8179 Todd Kean 41.875 42.786(1) 44.779(2)40.639 40.667 40.913 80.270 [79] Wallingford, CT [.686/2.513] [.710/2.524] [.673/2.368] [.661/2.340] [.555/2.434] [.613/2.365] (0.077) 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Yellow 50.492(1) 40.191 39.631 40.280 42.290(1) RL Gfab / Thanks Erik! / Street Mommafied [.506/2.078] [.539/2.182] [.571/2.303] [.556/2.314] [.527/2.220] [.496/2.261] 985 Tom DeYoung 43.093 41.958 RL40.909 40.504 46.115(3) 80.324 Saint Louis, MO [.524/2.648] [.554/2.601] [.470/2.396] [.545/2.219] [.670/2.403] [.589/2.303] (0.054) 2007 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Silver 41.782 40.755 41.134 40.295 RL 39.820 [.000/.000] [.586/2.336] [.526/2.314] [.550/2.236] [.472/2.238] [.526/2.215] 10 94 Charles Krampert 43.172 41.379 41.205RL 40.254 41.085 80.395 Huntsville, AL [.839/2.453] [.736/2.427] [.694/2.251] [.421/2.264] [.601/2.248] [.567/2.491] (0.071) 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Yellow 41.028 DNF 40.622 41.127 40.141 40.614 youtube.com/ckrampertracing [.000/.000] [.667/2.224] [.585/2.251] [.645/2.330] [.578/2.249] [.614/2.305] 11 79 Erik Carlson 41.767 42.626 41.59040.946 42.714(1) 40.740 80.717 [179] Meriden, CT [.757/2.424] [.762/2.597] [.622/2.366] [.621/2.302] [.647/2.384] [.580/2.285] (0.322) 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Yellow 42.026 42.830(1) 40.417 39.977 42.595(1) 40.261 Gfab | Shoreline Coatings [.000/.000] [.618/2.370] [.717/2.313] [.605/2.183] [.709/2.347] [.615/2.283] 12 71 John Wolf 43.808 42.429 43.154(1)42.809(1) 42.871(1) 40.530 80.932 [171] Raleigh, NC [.000/.000] [.679/2.386] [.517/2.240] [.528/2.144] [.762/2.154] [.685/2.071] (0.215) 2003 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Blue 44.840(1) 42.675 40.784 40.402 RL 42.135(1) DDP Yoga | BFGoodrich Racing [.525/2.812] [.698/2.832] [.642/2.337] [.644/2.051] [.459/2.342] [.679/2.093] 13 171 William Bostic 42.216 41.387 40.94240.522 43.264(1) 40.602 81.012 [71] Simpsonville, SC [.524/2.369] [.599/2.568] [.501/2.326] [.726/2.091] [.550/2.345] [.546/2.191] (0.080) 2003 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Blue 42.760(1) 40.622 42.684(1) DNF 40.490 40.689 DDP Yoga | BFGoodrich Racing [.570/2.112] [.766/2.243] [.750/2.075] [.559/2.210] [.659/2.148] [.700/2.123] 14 70 Dan Simms 45.035 45.318(1) 42.953(1)40.936 43.469(1) 40.843 81.141 Villa Park, IL [.700/2.912] [.833/2.708] [.627/2.403] [.606/2.293] [.634/2.389] [.651/2.340] (0.129) 2009 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Black 44.821 42.404 40.989 40.368 43.232(1) 40.298 BDR | Prestige Worldwide [.000/.000] [.679/2.744] [.701/2.444] [.519/2.342] [.694/2.549] [.502/2.386] 9/2/2019 10:45:48PM Pronto Timing System Page 2 of 28 Results 2019 Tire Rack SCCA ProSolo Finale 08/30/2019 - 09/01/2019 www.ProntoTimingSystem.com Pos Nb Driver's name Time (cone)[RT/60ft] Top Left, Bottom Right Time 15 183 Mark Labbancz DSQ DSQ 41.87940.815 40.935 40.877 81.403 [83] Robbinsville, NJ [.731/2.666] [.550/2.563] [.614/2.291] [.598/2.274] [.625/2.281] [.668/2.304] (0.262) 2009 Chevrolet Corvette Gray DSQ DSQ 40.745 40.657 40.588 40.808 [.566/2.225] [.453/2.261] [.619/2.276] [.563/2.249] [.650/2.291] [.615/2.293] 16 29 Cam Withell 42.881 42.021 41.154RL 43.313(1) 41.881 81.846 Chestermere, AB [.693/2.533] [.628/2.470] [.564/2.308] [.446/2.169] [.627/2.415] [.542/2.333] (0.443) 2004 Chevrolet Corvette Blue 41.705 41.054 40.722 40.692 43.072(1) RL Carline - Mackays Contracting [.000/.000] [.623/2.445] [.573/2.194] [.632/2.158] [.557/2.435] [.484/2.283] 17 93 Eric Jones 43.065 42.840 43.568(1)41.453 43.866(1) 43.429(1) 82.000 M Cedar Park, TX [.874/2.328] [.645/2.342] [.538/2.085] [.586/2.034] [.662/2.145] [.653/2.065] (0.154) 2016 Porsche Cayman S Red 43.004 41.548 40.547 42.518(1) 40.763 41.424 Deguello Racing/RTRT [.000/.000] [.731/2.160] [.671/2.190] [.634/2.039] [.585/2.155] [.516/2.086] 18 90 William Damhoff 42.736 43.948(1) 41.47643.323(1) 41.263 45.941(2) 82.249 Orland Park, IL [.000/.000] [.761/2.529] [.628/2.420] [.566/2.247] [.561/2.392] [.613/2.363] (0.249) 2003 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Blue 44.688(1) 42.151 41.442 43.046(1) 40.986 42.863(1) BOR!!!!!! Racing | BDR [.568/2.519] [.670/2.578] [.624/2.374] [.584/2.256] [.584/2.466] [.567/2.348] 19 192 Martin Montagno 42.346 44.415(1) RL41.477 42.174 44.387(1) 83.126 [92] Saint Louis, MO [.619/2.465] [.718/2.574] [.453/2.422] [.613/2.203]
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