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MSR?

ZOK?

RX8?

Boxster?

 

What's everyone got in store for 2010? I think the Boxster will really be a competitive car with the RX8 and the top CS dogs....any thoughts? Who's going to run a Porsche this year?

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David Hedderick
Pearland (Houston), TX
08 Mazda 3s (comfy car)
02 Mazda Protege (the beater)
92 Miata SE - Fun D-Prepared / track car Project

MSR

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Mark Hirt
2007 MX-5 MS-R
Bowman Race Kart - rented
Webmaster Chicago Region SCCA

Is there "Somewhere" that a complete list of all recent class changes exists? Fastrack (what month if so), online, .......anything?

Thx.......

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Scott Meyers
Glendale AZ

The December Fastrack has what you're looking for.  Go to the Appendix B: SEB Rule Changes section.  While it shows item 13 as being withdrawn it just moved down to item 58 in the addendum.  Also item 57's Boxster S move from AS to BS (now CS) is in error, it stays in the new BS.  Just to be confusing.

Jeff

Davebs14:

MSR?

ZOK?

RX8?

Boxster?

I'd also add the 370Z to that list. I doubt many will come out and it's a relative unknown, but on paper it has the specs to be pretty competitive. 

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Chike D. - Blue Ridge/Washington DC Regions
2006 Mazda RX-8 STX (formerly B-stock)

"Row faster, I hear banjos!"

I left the class, 350 isn't going to get it done. So moving on to hopefully greener pastures. You forgot to mention the 370Z... and I hope it kicks some butt.

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Adam Ruff
Oregon Region
Former BS 350Z
*New* Co-driving BS Solstice GXP Z0K

350Z

I've gotten close with a weak rear subframe (which finally broke at Nationals), and I seriously believe that a 350Z could still get it done (in spite of what some people think).

I think that the 370Z is going to be even quicker -- Learic came within fractions of an inch of missing those cones on her fast runs at Nationals. 

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Glenn L. Austin, Computer Wizard and Race Car Driver
2005 Ultra Yellow Nissan 350Z Track Model
Austin-Soft.com
Author of AXAnalyst and PAXitis

Glenn L. Austin:

350Z

I've gotten close with a weak rear subframe (which finally broke at Nationals), and I seriously believe that a 350Z could still get it done (in spite of what some people think).

I think that the 370Z is going to be even quicker -- Learic came within fractions of an inch of missing those cones on her fast runs at Nationals. 

 

Maybe it will, I tried my hardest. Goodluck though! I too came within fractions of an inch of missing a cone on my fast run to put me in the trophies...

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Adam Ruff
Oregon Region
Former BS 350Z
*New* Co-driving BS Solstice GXP Z0K

I'll be running a 2004 Boxster.

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1994 Provincial HS Champion
1996 Provincial AS Champion
2008 KC Tour-CS Trophy winner
2008 Nationals Rookie-CS Trophy winner
2009 Houston Tour-CS winner

Glenn L. Austin:

350Z

I've gotten close with a weak rear subframe (which finally broke at Nationals), and I seriously believe that a 350Z could still get it done (in spite of what some people think).

I think that the 370Z is going to be even quicker -- Learic came within fractions of an inch of missing those cones on her fast runs at Nationals. 

Add the 350Z Nismo to the equation too.

RX-8.

there are two 370s in my region, so it should be a fun season.

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Mike
'04 RX-8 -- #44 CS
'10 CX-9 -- family truckster & dog hauler
www.phillyscca.com
www.GreyhoundAngelsAdoption.com

jmark:

Add the 350Z Nismo to the equation too.

Sorry, I forgot about that!

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Glenn L. Austin, Computer Wizard and Race Car Driver
2005 Ultra Yellow Nissan 350Z Track Model
Austin-Soft.com
Author of AXAnalyst and PAXitis

There will be at least one really fast guy running a 370Z next year (not me.  Someone fast). 

Having seen what the car is capable of I can't fathom picking anything else for the class.  But I've been wrong before.

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John Vitamvas
1990 GTUs - STS fodder

John V:

There will be at least one really fast guy running a 370Z next year (not me.  Someone fast). 

Having seen what the car is capable of I can't fathom picking anything else for the class.  But I've been wrong before.

John,

Is the car definitely being developed this winter? I definitely would be keen on seeing just how fast a 370Z could be in BS trim!

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Chike D. - Blue Ridge/Washington DC Regions
2006 Mazda RX-8 STX (formerly B-stock)

"Row faster, I hear banjos!"

Chiketkd:

John V:

There will be at least one really fast guy running a 370Z next year (not me.  Someone fast). 

Having seen what the car is capable of I can't fathom picking anything else for the class.  But I've been wrong before.

John,

Is the car definitely being developed this winter? I definitely would be keen on seeing just how fast a 370Z could be in BS trim!

Fairly certain it's getting shocks but I'm out of the loop.

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John Vitamvas
1990 GTUs - STS fodder