The "drifter" as we seem to be calling him was talked to. To steal a line from "Mike Bolton", I'm calling him the "No-Talent Ass Clown."
"NTAC" was running at the same time as Bill and I and I was not ready to handle dealing with him in between our runs. Jeff and Denise spoke to him. They told him that what he was doing was unacceptable and no one at the event was impressed by drifting, so he may as well stop. Jeff also took a run in his car and despite taking 25-50% of the course to get control of the car, he beat the guys best time by over 6 seconds. "NTAC" took last in R by over 2 seconds, last on index and was pretty much the laughing stock of the event. He DNF'd nearly every run and his car was a P-O-S. As we all know from the movies, real drivers have body kits and JDM women with painted on bikinis standing around them at all times. I recall him having steel wheels and some peach fuzz.
I also recall someone looking very much like him attempting to skip line in registration. I cannot pin-point it on him as people look the same early in the morning, but I am pretty sure. I would LOVE to see where/when he worked and see if he did anything other than remove the lint from his crack. I also recall someone telling me that he was bragging to his friends on just attending the event to practice drifting.
That being said, I am not aware of anyone telling him that he is not welcome back. If he returns, it will be on a very short leash.
Milwaukee Region autocrosses are not to be used for practice/learning drifting. People can have fun with their cars as much as they want but when someone jeopardizes our event site, our course workers, they get to meet me (with Mr. Frank and one of his ""friends"" at my side).
~Sam Karp~
1994 Mazda Miata R, ES
SCCA-Milwaukee