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2017 Prosolo Class Points Best 2 events plus Finale 2017 ProSolo Class Points Fort Myers Fontana Crows Landing Blytheville New Jersey Lincoln Mineral Wells Toledo Packwood Oscoda Finale Total Trophy Class Name Car Make Car Model T SS Monty Pack Porsche GT3 11 6 20 20 30 70 T SS Steve Waters Chevrolet Corvette 20 20 11 24 64 SS Brian Conners Porsche GT3 16 20 20 14 54 SS Perry Aidelbaum Porsche GT4 13 13 20 46 SS Ambrose Fung Porsche GT3 9 13 13 17 43 SS Jay Zelazo Porsche GT3 16 5 7 16 11 43 SS Pat Salerno Porsche GT3 20 16 36 SS Scott Fraser Porsche GT3 20 13 33 SS Charles Kim Porsche GT3 9 16 13 16 32 SS Jocelin Huang Porsche GT3 13 7 16 11 29 SS Karlton Lew Porsche GT3 20 20 SS Chad Langley Chevrolet Corvette 20 20 SS Joshua Lipman Porsche GT3 11 7 18 SS David Lehman Porsche 911 16 16 SS Cody Langley Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 16 16 SS Adil Abdulali Porsche GT4 7 9 16 SS Thomas Kring Porsche Cayman S 13 13 SS Grady Wood Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 13 13 SS Eric Lam Porsche GT3 11 11 SS Bruce Cambern Porsche GT3 7 4 11 SS George Hammond Alfa Romeo 4C 11 11 SS Charles Sudano Porsche GT3 9 9 SS Andre Piernot Nissan GTR 9 9 SS Emily Langley Chevrolet Corvette 9 9 SS Chad Williams Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 SS Bill Rogerson Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 SS Corey Ridgick Nissan GTR 5 5 SS James Rauck Porsche GT3 5 5 SS Lou Hudyman Chevrolet Corvette 4 4 SS Jeff Eikenberry Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 SS Michael Aquino Porsche Cayman R 3 3 SS Paul Bauer Porsche GT4 2 2 T AS Matt Jones Chevrolet Corvette 16 16 20 30 66 T AS Mark Daddio Chevrolet Corvette 20 13 20 24 64 T AS John Laughlin Chevrolet Corvette 20 11 20 51 AS Laurence Casey Chevrolet Corvette 20 20 13 16 16 11 51 AS Mike Johnson Chevrolet Corvette 16 16 13 17 49 AS Glen Hernandez Chevrolet Corvette 13 20 14 47 AS Ryan Davies Chevrolet Corvette 11 5 6 13 9 7 9 33 AS Matthew Gonzalez Chevrolet Corvette 20 20 AS Sam Strano Chevrolet Corvette 20 20 AS David Hedderick Chevrolet Corvette 20 20 AS Jason Frank Chevrolet Corvette 9 11 20 AS Mark Sarcevicz Chevrolet Corvette 11 7 9 20 AS Jason Ruggles Chevrolet Corvette 16 16 AS Evan Schickel Chevrolet Corvette 16 16 AS Matt Lucas Chevrolet Camaro 1LE 16 16 AS Michael Rockford Chevrolet Corvette 16 16 AS Kristo Kukk Chevrolet Corvette 7 7 5 14 AS Kamran Bakhtian Chevrolet Corvette 13 13 AS Gary Thomason Dodge Viper 13 13 AS Justin Batten Chevrolet Corvette 13 13 AS Zach Driver Chevrolet Corvette 13 13 AS William Gravely Porsche 911 11 11 AS Randy Gonzalez Chevrolet Corvette 11 11 AS David Entz Chevrolet Corvette 11 11 AS Mark Shrivastava Chevrolet Corvette 11 11 AS Kent Kroll Chevrolet Corvette 11 11 AS Chris Harvey Chevrolet Corvette 9 1 10 AS David Potocki Chevrolet Corvette 4 1 2 6 10 AS Jon Nwanagu Chevrolet Camaro 1LE 9 9 AS James Boller Chevrolet Corvette 9 9 AS Ken Mollenauer Chevrolet Corvette 9 9 AS Nathan Atkins Chevrolet Corvette 9 9 AS Scott Cummins Chevrolet Corvette 9 9 AS Oliver Lucier Porsche Boxster S 1 4 5 9 AS Matthew Griffin Chevrolet Camaro SS 7 7 AS Erik Carlson Chevrolet Corvette 7 7 AS Rick Martinez Chevrolet Corvette 7 7 AS William Mitchell Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 AS Edward Fisher Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 AS James King Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 AS Charles Cram Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 AS John Rogers Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 AS Michael Calamaras Ford Shelby GT350 5 5 AS Christopher Lin Chevrolet Corvette 5 5 AS Steve Coon Chevrolet Corvette 5 5 AS Michael Cobb Chevrolet Camaro 1LE 5 5 AS Hilary Anderson Frank Chevrolet Corvette 4 1 5 AS Lauren Keach Ford Shelby GT350 4 4 AS David Corsaro Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 4 4 AS Matthew Leach Chevrolet Corvette 4 4 AS Chris Morton Chevrolet Corvette 1 3 4 AS Marcus Merideth Ford Mustang 3 1 1 4 AS William Damhoff Chevrolet Corvette 4 4 AS Michael Potocki Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 3 4 AS Brandon Dryer Chevrolet Corvette 2 1 2 4 AS Wayne Fiyalko Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 AS Thomas Lackey Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 AS Ron Bistrais Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 AS Richard Wise Saturn Sky 1 2 1 3 AS Jan Rowe Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 AS John Smith Chevrolet Corvette 2 2 AS Larry Brady Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 2 AS Martin Montagno Saturn Sky 1 1 1 2 AS Rene Guidry Chevrolet Corvette 2 2 AS Jennifer Merideth Ford Mustang 1 1 1 2 AS Stephen Saunders Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS James King Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Michael Lodsin Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Harvey Meeker Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Tim Lombardi Nissan 370Z 1 1 AS Alp Caglar BMW M4 1 1 AS Henry Lombardi Nissan 370Z 1 1 AS Chris Sarvies Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Michael Liu Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Jacob Mindykowski Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Brittany Paris Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 AS Travis Rinks Chevrolet Camaro 1 1 AS Anthony Rinks Multi 1 1 AS Trent Furr Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 T BS Jeremy Foley BMW 1M 20 16 9 30 66 T BS Ryan Clark Porsche Cayman S 20 20 20 24 64 T BS Ken Houseal Ford Focus RS 7 13 16 20 49 T BS Alex Muresan Honda S2000 16 16 17 49 T BS Brian Johns Chevrolet Corvette 20 13 14 47 BS Rachel Baker Porsche Cayman S 11 16 20 5 41 BS Yury Kholondyrev BMW M2 16 13 13 9 38 BS Matt Feeney Chevrolet Corvette 11 7 9 11 31 BS Dan Bullis Chevrolet Corvette 6 11 11 6 28 BS Jim Perrin Chevrolet Corvette 1 5 11 8 24 BS William Petrow BMW M2 13 3 5 2 20 BS Kerry Emmert BMW 1M 6 9 3 3 18 BS Rich Grunenwald Chevrolet Corvette 7 4 4 2 13 BS Wayne Dyck Porsche Cayman S 5 5 5 2 12 BS Trevor Jones Ford Focus RS 16 20 36 BS Timothy Whalen Ford Focus RS 20 9 29 BS Navid Kahangi Ford Focus RS 11 11 22 BS Tom DeYoung Chevrolet Corvette 11 11 22 BS Charlie Thompson Honda S2000 20 20 BS Jeff Israel Honda S2000 9 11 5 20 BS Todd Roberts Subaru WRX Sti 20 20 BS Donour Sizemore Ford Focus RS 9 9 18 BS Lex Kirichek Porsche Cayman S 16 16 BS Jacob Dawson Ford Focus RS 16 16 BS Lorin Mueller Ford Focus RS 16 16 BS Doug Francis Chevrolet Corvette 5 9 14 BS Kyle Williams Chevrolet Corvette 13 13 BS Michael Heinitz Chevrolet Corvette 13 13 BS Charles Krampert Nissan 370Z 13 13 BS Joey Green Chevrolet Corvette 13 13 BS Tom Kerns Subaru WRX STI 13 13 BS Doug Mikko Ford Focus RS 7 6 13 BS Kaustav Acharya Subaru WRX 7 4 11 BS Ken Marion Honda S2000 9 9 BS Skyler Card Chevrolet Corvette 9 9 BS Michael Feeney Chevrolet Corvette 7 7 BS Greg Paine Ford Focus RS 7 7 BS Jerry Centanni Chevrolet Corvette 7 7 BS James Paulson Chevrolet Corvette 7 7 BS Paul Kolatorowicz Pontiac Solstice 7 7 BS Tim Reardon Honda S2000 6 6 BS Ben Clement Honda S2000 6 6 BS Richard Davis Chevrolet Corvette 6 6 BS Elias Roman VW Golf R 6 6 BS Evan Slate Honda S2000 6 6 BS Brian DePietro Ford Focus RS 6 6 BS Benjamin Edmiston Ford Focus RS 6 6 BS Ed Lange Mazda Miata 5 5 BS Jeff Warden Honda S2000 5 5 BS Tom Tanquary Porsche Cayman S 4 4 BS Kamran Bakhtian BMW M Coupe 4 4 BS Jeff Chesnut Honda S2000 4 4 BS Richard Arienzale Honda S2000 4 4 BS Youmna Zalzal Honda S2000 3 3 BS Andrew Graul Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 BS Mat Peck Chevrolet Corvette 3 3 BS Adnan Kaiser Chevrolet Corvette 1 2 3 BS Adam Sullo Honda S2000 3 3 BS Tiberiu Muresan Honda S2000 2 2 BS Joseph Capriotti Chevrolet Corvette 2 2 BS Chung Ying BMW M2 2 2 BS Brian McNamara Chevrolet Corvette 2 2 BS Dana Sibilio Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 2 BS Curt Luther Porsche Cayman S 1 1 BS Matt Murray BMW 1M 1 1 BS Audra Tella BMW M2 1 1 BS Brian Franke Honda S2000 1 1 BS Robert Browning Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 BS Ryan Niemic VW Golf R 1 1 BS Megan DePietro Ford Focus RS 1 1 BS Steve Lower Chevrolet Corvette 1 1 T CS Rick Cone Mazda Miata 16 11 16 30 62 T CS Brian Coulson Mazda Miata 16 20 20 11 51 T CS Tyler Kvetko Mazda Miata 9 13 13 24 50 T CS Maurice Velandia Mazda Miata 20 11 16 14 50 CS Brian Garfield Mazda Miata 16 13 13 20 49 CS Mark Shrivastava Mazda Miata 13 20 20 9 49 CS Julian Garfield Mazda Miata 20 9 11 17 48 CS Chris Harp Mazda Miata 20 11 7 6 37 CS Mike Cavanaugh Mazda Miata 9 6 16 1 2 27 CS GH Sharp Mazda Miata 11 7 11 5 5 27 CS William Cruz Mazda Miata 11 5 9 11 2 24 CS Nick Babin Mazda Miata 9 2 5 8 22 CS Cal Craner Mazda Miata 4 3 9 3 16 CS Daniel McCelvey Mazda Miata 13 20 16 36 CS Jeff Bandes Mazda Miata 13 16 7 29 CS Kenneth Baker craner Miata 16 9 25 CS David Alessandrini Mazda Miata 7 16 23 CS Mike Lawson Scion FRS 20 20 CS Dave Ogburn III Mazda Miata 20 20 CS Max Hayter Mazda Miata 6 13 19 CS John Kvetko Mazda Miata 5 11 16 CS Aaron Buckley Mazda Miata 13 13 CS Sean Velandia Mazda Miata 13 13 CS Ryan Leach Mazda Miata 11 11 CS Kenton Koch Mazda RX8 9 9 CS Joe Goeke Mazda Miata 9 9 CS Eric Shin Mazda Miata 5 4 9 CS Robert Carpenter Mazda Miata 9 9 CS Eduardo Tibau Mazda Miata 7 7 CS Leonard Cachola Mazda Miata 7 7 CS Mark Lewis Mazda Miata 7 7 CS Chris Loeschorn Mazda Miata 7 7 CS Zack Barnes Mazda Miata 7 7 CS Dan Overhauser Mazda RX8 6 1 7 CS Michael Jeffries Mazda Miata 1 6 7 CS Tonda Lawson Scion FRS 6 6 CS David Peterson Mazda Miata 6 6 CS Mike Bronson Mazda RX8 6 6 CS Andy Hollis Mazda Miata 6 6 CS Doug Gill Mazda Miata 2 2 4 6 CS Johnny Rose Mazda Miata 6 6 CS Michael Butler Mazda Miata 3 2 5 CS Joshua Ostrowsky Mazda Miata 5 5 CS Daniel Berge Scion FRS 5 5 CS Lorin Stolz Mazda Miata 5 5 CS Ryan Buckingham Mazda Miata 4 4 CS Eric Canals Mazda Miata 4 4 CS Michael Rockford Mazda Miata 4 4 CS Noah Feldstein Mazda Miata 4 4 CS Trevor Jones Mazda Miata 4 4 CS Michael Ford Mazda Miata 3 3 CS Luke McKee Scion FRS 3 3 CS Steve Hudson Mazda Miata 3 3 CS Emanuel Martin Mazda Miata 3 3 CS Tracy Ramsey Mazda Miata 3 3 CS Tommy Maresca Mazda Miata 2 2 CS Robert Hess Mazda Miata 1 1 CS Joshua Pertzsch Mazda Miata 1 1 CS Albert Carter III Mazda Miata 1 1 CS Kyle Banner Scion FRS 1 1 T DS Mark Scroggs Chevrolet Camaro 20 20 16 30 70 T DS Dennis Sparks Subaru WRX 20 20 20 20 24 64 DS Steven
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