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Sorted on Best Lap Time Group 3, 4 & 5B Watkins Glen International 3.400 Miles Group 3, 4 5B Qualifying 1 9/6/2019 08:50 AM Qualifying Started at 8:50:25 SVRA U.S. Vintage Grand Prix Sorted on Best Lap time Group 3, 4 & 5b Watkins Glen International 3.400 miles Group 3, 4 5b Qualifying 1 9/6/2019 08:50 AM Qualifying started at 8:50:25 Pos No. Name Class Laps Best Tm 2nd Best Year Make/Model Engine 1 24 Doc Bundy 5FM 3 2:18.279 2:23.290 1964 Lotus 23B 1600cc 2 48 Chris DeMinco 5FM 4 2:18.472 2:21.097 1971 Mallock 11B 1760cc 3 28 Randy Williams 4AP 3 2:22.380 2:33.171 1966 Jaguar XKE 3800cc 4 17 Randall Green 5FM 4 2:22.961 2:26.183 1963 Lotus 23B 1600cc 5 70 Vic Skirmants 3CP 4 2:23.658 2:25.209 1961 Porsche 356B 1620cc 6 22 Robert Bodin 4CM 4 2:24.770 2:33.471 1957 Devin Ryan Special 283cid 7 77 Cliff Murray 3CP 4 2:25.270 2:25.668 1960 Devin Model D Porsche 1622cc 8 9A Bob Eagleson 3EP 3 2:29.443 2:33.644 1967 MG BGT 1800cc 9 114 Philip Gott 3NC 4 2:31.178 2:32.727 1965 Triumph TR4A 2138cc 10 19 Edward Mettelman 3DP 4 2:32.183 2:33.333 1972 Porsche 914/4 2056cc 11 135 Dan Reynolds 3GT 4 2:32.323 2:38.436 1963 Volvo P1800 2000cc 12 50 Andrew Moore 3DP 4 2:32.512 2:35.859 1965 MG MGB 1800cc 13 55 Bill Schwacke 4BP 4 2:32.771 2:35.097 1955 Chevrolet Corvette 283cid 14 136 Richard Brown 3DP 4 2:32.875 2:34.088 1967 Marcos GT 2000twp 15 44 Jason Sukey 3EP 3 2:33.095 2:40.610 1971 Triumph GT6 2031cc 16 169 Frederick Joe Lightfoot 3DP 4 2:33.147 2:35.155 1965 MG B 1840cc 17 00 Stephen Jones 3GT 4 2:34.120 2:36.328 1971 Triumph GT6 2000cc 18 644 Jeff Devine 3DP 3 2:34.346 2:36.768 1967 MG B Roadster 1800cc 19 80 David Gott 3GT 4 2:34.601 2:35.440 1962 Triumph TR4 2138cc 20 246 Richard Navin 3DP 2 2:35.545 2:35.684 1968 MG B 1850cc 21 95 Tony Drews 3NC 4 2:35.878 2:37.807 1963 Triumph TR4 2138cc 22 116 John Hasty 3DP 4 2:35.994 2:37.285 1959 Triumph TR3A 2188cc 23 56 Tony Parella 4BP 4 2:36.219 2:41.140 1958 Chevrolet Corvette 283cid 24 65 Michael Patton 3DP 3 2:36.710 2:41.956 1965 MG B 1845cc 25 26 Brian Schirano 3GT 3 2:36.853 2:40.823 1969 Triumph GT6+ 2000cc 26 02 Anthony Hess 3DP 3 2:37.136 2:40.681 1973 MG B 1800cc 27 02A Charles Schwimer 4CM 4 2:37.216 2:38.914 1965 Maserati TIPO 151 4700cc 28 68 Alan Costich 3EP 3 2:37.225 2:44.186 1968 MG BGT 1800cc 29 9 John Styduhar 3EP 4 2:37.812 2:38.086 1962 Triumph TR3B 2186cc 30 149 Jeffrey Barbour 3DP 3 2:38.020 2:42.458 1964 MG B 1798cc 31 22B Jeffrey Hoover 3 3 2:40.117 2:41.931 1959 Austin Healey Sprite 32 91 Mark Brown 3EP 4 2:40.341 2:46.589 1969 TVR Vixen S2 1600cc 33 75 Irving Stein 3EP 3 2:40.364 28:10.601 1966 Volvo P1800 1800cc 34 4 Paul Ricco 3DP 4 2:46.188 2:49.157 1962 Triumph TR4 2138cc 35 181 Stephen Hunter 3EP 4 2:47.824 2:48.203 1959 Porsche 356A 1610cc 36 18B Timothy Scopes 4FM2 3 3:03.298 3:04.750 1957 Lotus Eleven 1270cc 37 99 Tom Ragonetti 4FM2 1 3:22.057 1956 Alfa Romeo Special 1750cc 38 1 Travis Engen 5FM 1 3:33.552 1962 Lotus 23B 1600cc 39 254 Michael Taradash 5FM 1 3:59.618 1960 Lotus 7 1098cc 40 33 Michael Unger 3CP 1967 Datsun 2000 1982cc Announcements #82 - No transponder, not timed. #75 - loss of fast lap for practice session infraction Orbits www.mylaps.com Licensed to: JCH Services Printed: 9/6/2019 9:30:39 AM Page 1/2 SVRA U.S. Vintage Grand Prix Sorted on Best Lap time Group 3, 4 & 5b Watkins Glen International 3.400 miles Group 3, 4 5b Qualifying 1 9/6/2019 08:50 AM Qualifying started at 8:50:25 Pos No. Name Class Laps Best Tm 2nd Best Year Make/Model Engine 41 132 Rick McCurdy 3CP 1957 Triumph TR3 2138cc 42 740 Mitchell Eitel 5FM 1964 Elva MK7S 1991cc 43 82 Lorne Fritz 3EP 1959 Triumph TR3 2187cc Announcements #82 - No transponder, not timed. #75 - loss of fast lap for practice session infraction Orbits www.mylaps.com Licensed to: JCH Services Printed: 9/6/2019 9:30:39 AM Page 2/2 .
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