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Generic Cialis Vs Brand Name Cialis SoPacNews Cal Club Double Regional hosts Pacific F2000 Rookie Dan Skeeters (#65) under pressure from Aaron Stein Baer Images Photo Inside This Issue June - 2012 Cal Club RallyX page 3 Road Rally Results page 24 Double Regional page 8 Cal Club Road Race Pts. page 25 Pacific F2000 page 17 Around SoPac page 29 GPLB Highlights page 20 SoPac National Points page 32 P a g e 2 S o P a c N e w s J u n e - 2 0 1 2 Mail Auto Club SoPac Speedway NEWS Box , Email comments or Letter to the AutoX Practice Editor to [email protected] SoPac News welcomes e-mails to the editor. Looking for an opportunity to To submit your e-mail Thanks Go Pro try out AutoX, or maybe get to the editor send it to I would like to express my back to your roots? [email protected]. thanks to The Go Pro Guys at Due to the great coorpera- SoPac News is the the last DBL Nat'l award Raffle tion of the Club Racing leader- official publication that I won at BRP. I am plan- ship the Solo group will be ning to mount it on my Swift for hosting an AutoX Practice on representing SCCA’s some great shots at Fontana! the parking lots inside the oval Southern Pacific Division I was planning to buy one in the of Auto Club Speedway both future anyway but now will use Saturday and Sunday, June 9- SENIOR EDITOR this one for many years to Craig Young 10, 2012. [email protected] come. Thanks guys! This year's inside practice will have NO WORK CAL CLUB NEWS EDITOR Internships Available Stu Hanssen ASSIGNEMENT for entrants # 73 DB2 (this is an extreme rarity). GRID LINES EDITOR Elliot Shev Since there is NO WORK, and [email protected] the run groups will be some- Thank You what un-structured this is a ARIZONA EDITOR Position Open Corner Workers great opportunity for club rac- ers to 'Double dip' the week- ARIZONA BORDER EDITOR Position Open To Cal Club corner workers and end; Sign up for the AutoX and responders at Buttonwillow on simply jump in line when you LAS VEGAS EDITOR Position Open May 20: have dead time. Or, sign up that loving 'pit HAWAII EDITOR crew' member in their daily Position Open Thank you for your quick response and professionalism driver who gets bored watching BIG ISLAND EDITOR when my car caught fire during you 'go around in circles'. If you Position Open the Group 1 race on Sunday. have family and friends who're MAUI EDITOR While going from leading my always on the fence, this will be Position Open class to a car spitting flames the year's best bang for buck, GUAM EDITOR and smoke is not my idea of and did I mention, NO WORK. Position Open fun, you truly saved the day by Much of the proceeds com- (Communications internships available. Contact Senior Editor.) extinguishing the fire so quick- ing from this weekends AutoX ly. will be going to the charitable CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Jerry Andersen, Norm DeWitt, Thanks to your hard work. I group AbilityFirst of Long Linda Haneline, Larry will be back racing soon! Beach. Houghton, Curt Luther, Expect about a 30 second Chris Mahoney, Larry Mason, See you at the track, course and 16+ runs per day. Carol Kapp McKnight, Matt Merrill Registration is through Terri Pharr, Larry Scholnick, Mark Smith MyAutoEvents (you'll need an account) and paid via paypal PHOTOGRAPHERS (you don't need a paypal Jerry Andersen, Dennis Baer, account). Omar Cardenas, Allan Coy, Registration for the "Inside" Norm DeWitt, Michael Eguina, Delia Fosdick, MOTUL practice is OPEN. Register as Carol Kapp McKnight, Oil, Brake Fluid and Lubricants early as possible to help with Elliot Shev, Mark Smith • Race Prep and Maintenance logistics, practice is limited to • Suspension and Brake Upgrades only 60 drivers per day. Advertising & Editorial • Electronic Corner Balancing Entry fees are $60 for a single Contact Information: • Roll Cages Built and Installed driver, $80 for a shared entry. Green Dot Communications • Custom Fabrication and Welding Who's AbilityFirst?: AbilityFirst 858 Third Ave., #258 • Safety Equip. Sold and Installed Chula Vista, CA 91911 provides recreational activities 916.541.2697 for the developmentally [email protected] 714-545-2755 delayed community. Some of hausofperformance.com SoPac News welcomes editorial the participants are planning on and photo contributions. Email Established 1980 coming to Saturday's event to to [email protected] for watch and ride shotgun! consideration. Deadline is the 3198 - L Airport Loop Drive Visit www.calclub.com for 15th of each month. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 more event information. J u n e - 2 0 1 2 C a l C l u b N e w s P a g e 3 AL LUB EWS C Cw w w .calclub.comN Sun and Fun for opening Rally Cross National Challenge SAN BERNARDINO (May 20, 2012) All eyes were on Glen Helen Raceway for the RallyCross National Challenge season opener. The Southern Pacific Division stop of the National Challenge series was hosted by the Cal Club region and pulled in an outstanding 70 drivers. Sun and heat were the order of the weekend and just to insure the events unique- ness, thrown in was a late afternoon solar eclipse. The SoPac National Challenge use the accumulat- ed time of twelve runs, six on Saturday and six on Sunday to determine the winners. In the PA class winners! Stock Front Wheel Drive class, Bill Martin and Danny Downey battled closely through the first day. On the second day Bill Martin more than made up his 5 second deficit, dominating in the Sunday morning muddy conditions. First year RallyCrossers fill the Stock Rear Wheel drive class where the two leaders Tom Kwasniak and Ken Lord traded individual runs. Small gains turned into a big win for the Bradipo RallySport MR2 of Tom Kwasniak taking the top spot. Similar outcome was had in Stock All Wheel Drive where 16 drivers vied for the lead. Brent Smith in his Burnt Dirt Subaru squeaking out a lead on each PR class winners! day to build a comfortable 11 second win over the hard stretch his first day 5 second making up large gains. A hard charging Pete Landry. lead into a 20 second victory. charging new comer Jared Volz Alex Orozco and Randy Prepared Rear Wheel Drive made up much of Saturday’s Gallman shared the Speed was full to brim with Mazda deficit but fell 5 seconds short Energy/Stilo Suzuki Swift to products, 6 drivers in all. First to Jayson’s Miata sponsored by take the top two spots in day’s results showed Jayson JayComServices. Prepared Front Wheel Drive. Woodruff taking a large lead The most dynamic class of Alex showing marked improve- over the field, but second day’s the weekend had to be ment on the second day to racing had the rest of the field continued on next page P a g e 4 C a l C l u b N e w s J u n e - 2 0 1 2 PF class winners. Prepared All Wheel Drive. After day one Brent Blakely had found himself at the top MF class winners. with Thomas Bloess just two tenths behind and a second might just have given us a fastest in class both days and very tight battle for third glimpse into the future as managed to straight time Mod through fifth 15 seconds out. young driver Brent Hercelinsky AWD on Sunday. One large gain on Sunday put convincingly took out both past For the first time Modified Brent’s Pom Speed Racing national champions, Ken Rear Wheel drive cars were ’02 WRX permanently in the Cashion and local mainstay given their own class at an lead by three seconds. Eric Martin. Hercelinsky’s SCCA National event and nine Modified Front Wheel drive Suzukird/Stilo Suzuki Swift was driver’s took advantage of this J u n e - 2 0 1 2 C a l C l u b N e w s P a g e 5 new opportunity. Michael Cadwell made the most of his 325 BMW by winning all twelve rounds over the rest of the class. Never more than a cou- ple seconds down per lap Omar Cardenas’ retrofitted RWD Subaru Impreza Wagon finished second. The largest field of the weekend was found in Modified All Wheel drive where 16 Subaru’s and one Mitsubishi competed in the quickest class. After a three tenths deficit on the first day Andrew Holman charged for- ward in his STi Wagon to take the win over John Chabot by almost two seconds. For more info on the RallyCross National Challenge Series visit: SCCA.com/Rally SA class winners! Results - Rally X Glen Helen SoPac National Challenge May 18- 20, 2012 SF Run 1 Run 3 Run 5 Run 7 Run 9 Run 11 Run 2 Run 4 Run 6 Run 8 Run 10 Run 12 Total 1 Bill Martin 74 73.715 74.437 73.036 90.841 79.451 82.255 962.181 91 Nissan Sentra - 73.802 78.988 79.047 87.495 93.506 75.608 2 Danny Downey 71 74.623 74.520 72.378 97.521 78.964 85.849 981.571 91 Dodge Stealth - 75.122 78.171 73.732 96.224 97.507 76.960 3 Carol Janes 195 91.215 85.077 84.370 125.084 100.251 106.243 1173.894 90 Honda Civic - 86.199 90.933 83.340 111.808 115.551 93.823 4 Ian Ragsdale 93 85.962 81.403 78.849 999.000 999.000 999.000 6502.265 93 Subaru Impreza Wagon 85.615 88.105 88.331 999.000 999.000 999.000 SR Run 1 Run 3 Run 5 Run 7 Run 9 Run 11 Run 2 Run 4 Run 6 Run 8 Run 10 Run 12 Total 1 Tom Kwasniak 75 83.215 77.982 77.402 95.610 88.048 86.933 1026.061 85 Toyota MR2 78.854 80.733 77.501 98.717 102.675 78.391 2 Ken Lord 150 87.142 80.403 78.125 101.174 85.320 91.473 1040.763 94 Mazda Miata - JayCom 77.452 80.611 76.418 102.761 101.932 77.952 3 Damon Pipenberg 575 999.000 999.000 999.000 104.209 86.678 96.051 6567.886 85 Toyota MR2 - Bradipo 999.000 999.000 999.000 99.699 94.259 92.990 SA Run 1 Run 3 Run 5 Run 7 Run 9 Run 11 Run 2 Run 4 Run 6 Run 8 Run 10 Run 12 Total 1 Brent Smith 433 73.084 69.846 69.338 90.590 93.480 81.061 950.874 09 Subaru Impreza STi - 72.234 71.370 71.446 97.787 90.859 69.779 2 Pete Landry 303 73.508 70.963 70.949 87.800 94.844 82.732 961.942 08
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