Sno*Drift Website * Entry List * ProRally Results * ClubRally Results
For immediate release
19 January 2002
MEDIA ALERT
SCCA ProRally Championship Round 1 -- Sno*Drift Rally
First round (of ten) for the 2002 season. A record-breaking field of over 65
SCCA and FIA Performance Rally cars from across North America will race on
demanding snow-and ice-covered roads at the northern tip of Michigan's Lower
Peninsula. This televised event is sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of
America (SCCA).
When & Where:
January 25-26, 2002; Atlanta, MI; approximately 100 miles (160km) north
of Saginaw, MI
Time zone at event: Eastern Time (same as New York)
Headquarters Hotel & Saturday Press Room:
A Win-Sands Motel; 11610 M33 North; Atlanta, MI 49709 989.785.2337
(switchboard)
Event and Media registration (Thursday and Friday):
Atlanta Senior Center -- 2/10ths of a mile north of A Win-Sands Motel on
Hwy. M33
Schedule:
Thursday, 24 January, 2002
1:00 PM - 9:00 PM Registration - Atlanta Senior Center (1 hour break at
4:00 PM)
2:00 PM - 10:00 PM Scrutineering - Bus Garage - Atlanta (1 hour break at
5:00 PM)
Friday, 25 January, 2002
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Registration - worker/entrant only - Atlanta Senior Center
8:00 AM - Noon Scrutineering - School Bus Garage - Atlanta
9:30 AM Media rendezvous for practice stage, Atlanta Senior Center -
Credentials must be issued/reserved on Thursday
10:00 AM - Noon Practice stage (location confidential)
2:30 PM - 4:11 PM Parc Expose - Jerome Street - Atlanta
3:01 PM sharp First car starts Sno*Drift Rally - Jerome Street - Atlanta
5:00 PM First car arrives for Service - Win-Sands Motel - Atlanta
7:20 PM First car completes Day One of Sno*Drift Rally - Win-Sands Motel
Saturday, 26 January, 2002
8:01 AM sharp First car starts Day Two of Sno*Drift Rally - Win-Sands Motel
9:15 AM First car arrives for Service #1 - Win-Sands Motel - Atlanta
11:30 AM First car arrives for Service #2 - Win-Sands Motel - Atlanta
3:15 PM First car arrives for Service #3 - Win-Sands Motel - Atlanta
5:40 PM First car finishes Sno*Drift Rally - Hillman Community Center
8:00 PM Awards ceremony - Hillman Community Center
Format:
All events in the SCCA ProRally Championship consist of flat-out competition,
in any weather, on challenging forest, mountain or desert roads. SCCA
Performance Rally events follow a format similar to that used around the globe.
At-speed competition takes place only on "special stages," using challenging
roads closed by local authorities for the event. "Transits" connect the
"special stage" sections together and are driven at posted speeds, with teams
fully subject to all traffic laws.
SCCA Performance Rally vehicles are production-based cars and trucks from
manufacturers around the world. They compete both for the overall victory
and wins within a class structure that groups together vehicles with similar
performance capabilities.
Each vehicle carries a driver and a co-driver/navigator. Using a detailed
route book and a rally computer, the co-driver keeps the team on-course and
advises the driver of any hazards ahead. This role is as critical as the
driver's skill, since the team is traveling at speed over roads they have not
seen, in any type of weather.
Selected entries (driver/co-driver):
2001 Overall Driver Champion Mark Lovell with Steve Turvey, 2001
Manufacturer Champion, Open class Subaru WRX
8-time Overall Driver Champion Paul Choiniere & seven-time Co-Driver
Champion Jeff Becker; Open Class Hyundai Tiburon
2001 Pikes Peak HP Showroom Stock Champion and record holder Rhys Millen
with Gary Cowan, Open Class Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6.5
2000 Group 5, 2001 PGT Driver Champion Mark Utecht with Jeff Secor - FIA
Gr N Subaru WRX
British Rallying Champions, and brothers Mark and David Higgins will be
competing directly against each other for the first time in their rally
careers, Mark making his US rallying debut with Hyundai, and David in the
Pirelli supported AV Sport Subaru WRX.
Additional news interest:
Several teams will be debuting all new sheet metal this year. Mitsubishi
will debut the only works-backed Group 2 Lancer rally car in the world, with
Lauchlin O'Sullivan at the wheel, and independent John Hamilton will take the
wraps off his all new Production class VW Golf turbo diesel. Other new
equipment unveilings include two independently entered new body Subaru WRXs,
driven by 2001 Production GT Champion Mark Utecht and 2001 Production Class
runner-up Craig Peeper.
The Sno*Drift Rally has been re-formatted to a 2-day competition this
year, but retains its popular "single service" operational layout, using the
compact village of Atlanta, MI as operations headquarters, and the location
of the start and all services, making this one of the most fan friendly and
easiest press coverage events of the SCCA ProRally season.
Event Rank:
Sno*Drift is a full-points round for Driver & Manufacturer Championships in
the SCCA ProRally.
Interviews and Visuals:
Drivers, co-drivers and crew will be accessible during the event, including
the Friday Parc Expose prior to the start of the rally. The service area is
open to credentialed press at all times of the event.
Prior to the event, action photography and video will be obtainable at the
practice stage for credentialed press only. During the event, action
photography and video will be possible from viewing areas set up along the
rally course, as well as other sites.
Media information and Contacts:
Media relations will be able to provide driver and co-driver interviews,
event results and other information via telephone or e-mail.
National: Kurt Spitzner - SCCA Pro Rally Championship
303.967.9660; 303.694.3654 Fax (USA Country Code: 1) mobile: 303.204.0375
sccaprorally@aol.com
Regional: Corinne Young - Sno*Drift Public Relations
248.872.1649 PR@sno-drift.org
Web sites:
SCCA ProRally: http://www.sccaprorally.org/
Sno*Drift Rally: http://www.sno-drift.org
For immediate release
January 25, 2002
Start Order & Late Breaking News:
SCCA ProRally Championship Round # 1 - Sno*Drift
Atlanta, Michigan: The season opening round of the 2002 SCCA ProRally
Championship starts this afternoon with a record setting field of performance
rally cars and drivers from the US, Canada and abroad. The Rally starts at
3:00 PM Friday afternoon, immediately following a Parc Expose of all the
rally cars at the Old Atlanta Middle School in downtown Atlanta.
Selected late entries, news
For the third year in a row the event has is the largest Sno*Drift SCCA
ProRally ever, with 67 entrants on the start list. Included in that list are
an impressive number of overseas competitors, including the Higgins brothers;
Mark and David, along with their co-drivers Michael Gibson and Calvin
Cooledge; 2001 Drivers Champion Mark Lovell, with co-driving regular Steve
Turvey, and a new co-driver, Rory Kennedy, for 2001 Drivers Champion runner
up Seamus Burke. Returning for a second season along with Turvey are Michael
Kidd, co-driving for 2001 rising star Ramana Lagemann, and Ian Bevan with
2001 Production class runner-up Craig Peeper.
If the name "Calvin Cooledge" sounds eerily familiar, that's because we
had an early 20th century President with a similar name. And yes, he is
related. According to Denbighshire, UK's Calvin, the family split occurred
in 1634, with the future Presidential wing of the family settling in
Watertown, NY, and the rallying family staying back in the old country. The
exact moment of the spelling change isn't clear, but 10 rallys from now we
will know if "Series Champion Cooledge" and "President Coolidge" are
synonymous.
Rallying Legend John Buffum landed the first surprise of the season,
arriving with not two but three Hyundais, with Canadian rallying stars Frank
and Dan Sprongl in the team's evergreen (and final rally) Elantra. Mark
Higgins, with Michael Gibons will be driving the #5 Tiburon, and multi-time
co-champions Paul Choiniere and Jeff Becker will be returning in the #6
Tiburon. Buffum and Hyundai have made sweeping changes in the team
structure, and will be debuting radical, all new 2003 model Tiburon coupes at
Round 2 - the Cherokee Trail International Rally, in March.
Weather forecast: A distinct lack of snow and above average daytime
temperatures this year is making tire choice the buzz word of the event. In
the wooded areas of the rally, the roads are solid ice, but clear cut areas
are 'defrosted' about 1 inch down, creating a slimy mud over hard packed
frozen gravel. At night, with temperatures dipping well below freezing, road
conditions will change dramatically. In addition, the forecast is calling
for occasional snow flurries throughout the day and night, but with sharply
warming temperatures on Saturday.
For further information, please visit these Web sites:
SCCA ProRally: http://www.sccaprorally.org/
SCCA Sno*Drift ProRally: http://www.sno-drfit.org
Contact: Kurt Spitzner - SCCA ProRally Director
direct inquiry Email: sccaprorally@aol.com
Time zone at-event: Eastern Time (GMT - 5 hours)
Mobile: 303.204.0375
Information regarding the start order list:
Car # = number on vehicle. Cars numbered under 200 are Pro entries. Cars
over 200 are generally ClubRally (regional) entrants, with first digit
denoting their home division (2,3 = West coast, 5 = Central US, 8,9 East
coast).
Class = Open - fastest; are cars with considerable modifications; P
(Production) - slowest; are cars very near showroom stock configuration. G5
- two wheel drive high HP cars; G2 - two wheel drive lower horsepower cars;
GT - high horsepower production (stock) cars. Cars with no seed listed are
entered in the ClubRally support events only.
Sno*Drift SCCA ProRally Championship Round #1
25-26 January, 2002
Top 40 Start Order (subject to revision)
Start Car# Seed Class Driver Name Co-Driver Car
1 1 0 Open Mark Lovell Steve Turvey 02 Subaru WRX
2 115 0 Open Seamus Burke Rory Kennedy 00 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6
3 6 0 Open Paul Choiniere Jeff Becker 00 Hyundai Tiburon
4 87 0 Open Frank Sprongl Dan Sprongl 00 Hyundai Elantra
5 5 0 Open Mark Higgins Michael Gibson 00 Hyundai Tiburon
6 2 1 Open Ramana Lagemann Michael Kidd 02 Subaru WRX
7 3 1 Open Rhys Millen Garry Cowan 01 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6.5
8 34 1 Open Peter Lahm Frank Cunningham 97 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 4
9 80 1 Open Jon Kemp Rod Hendrickson 84 Audi 4000 quattro
10 52 1 Open Doug Sheperd Peter Gladysz 92 Mitsubishi Eclipse
11 16 1 Open David Higgins Calvin Cooledge 02 Subaru WRX
12 162 1 N Patrick Richard Anne Lewandowski 02 Subaru WRX
13 44 1 N Henry Krolikowski Cindy Krolikowski 00 Subaru Impreza WRX-STi
14 76 2 Open Gail Truess Pam McGarvey 88 Mazda 323 GTX
15 83 2 N Mark Utecht Jeff Secor 02 Subaru WRX
16 119 2 N Peter Malaszuk Darek Szerejko 02 Subaru WRX
17 63 2 G5 Tad Ohtake Bob Martin 98 Ford Escort ZX2
18 90 2 G2 Lauchlin O'Sullivan Matt Chester 02 Mitsubishi Lancer RMR Edition
19 928 3 Open Dean Fry Greg Usavage 90 Subaru Legacy
20 891 3 Open Randy Zimmer David Shindle 96 Subaru Impreza
21 565 3 N Russell Hodges Jimmy Brandt 95 Subaru Impreza WRX-STi
22 36 3 N Mark Cox Jim Gill 00 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6
23 104 3 N Saulius Ramanavicius Antanas Ramanauskas 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
24 512 3 GT Jouni Pohjolainen John Matikainen 90 Eagle Talon
25 575 3 G5 Jeremy Butts Jonathan Vrzal 93 Ford Mustang
26 53 3 G5 Don Jankowski Ken Nowak 01 Dodge Neon
27 42 3 G2 Eric Burmeister Eric Adams 01 Mazda Protege MP3
28 38 3 P Lesley Suddard Adrian Wintle 02 Ford Focus ZX3
29 122 4 Open Dennis Martin Kim Demotte 91 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
30 78 4 Open Paul Dunn Rebecca Dunn 97 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 4
31 88 4 Open Doug Havir Scott Putnam 00 Subaru Impreza
32 136 4 N Jason Rivas Ole Holter 02 Subaru WRX
33 124 5 Open Peter Workum Ed Wahl 02 Subaru WRX
34 559 5 Open John Rek Bob DuPree 95 Audi S2
35 523 5 Open Rod Dean Nichole Dean 91 Eagle Talon
36 94 5 N Craig Peeper Ian Bevan 02 Subaru WRX
37 931 5 GT Don Kennedy Keith Kennedy 96 Subaru Impreza
38 553 5 G5/P Jerry Brownell Jeff Hribar 82 Chevrolet Citation X-11
39 143 5 G2 Christopher Whiteman Michael Paulin 85 VW Golf GTi
40 84 5 G2 JB Niday Al Kintigh 86 VW Golf GTi
The SCCA ProRally Championship is presented by Hyundai, Mitsubishi and
Subaru, and is televised on Speedvision in North America.
For immediate release 25 January 2002
SCCA ProRally Championship - Round 1 - Sno*Drift
Lovell, Higgins and Sprongl lead tightly packed herd of rallyists
Atlanta, Michigan The 29th consecutive full season of SCCA ProRally
Championship competition thundered to life with nearly 70 rally cars today in
this hunting and snowmobiling hamlet in northern Michigan. Unseasonably warm
temperatures created a mixture of icy and muddy road conditions for rallyists
to rumble in and crew chiefs to grumble at, as tire choice became the 'black
art' of the day.
Key Notes & Quotes:
The sun came out just in time for the Parc Expose and start of the rally,
and was effective at softening a significant amount of the ice remaining on
the roads, creating surprisingly fast but slick conditions that made tire
choice a real challenge. Tire changes were occurring right up to the last
minute, with the field leaving the downtown assembly point with everything
from ultra thin ice tires to traditional gravel rally tires and literally
everything in between. At the end of the day, it became clear that many a
crew chief was on their game, with the top 30 cars in the field separated by
less than 10 total minutes, the top 5 by less than two and a half.
Retirements were also admirably low, with only three reported in the 67 car
field.
Not everyone had a perfect season start, however. Rhys Millen's season
started with a thud, his Lancer Evo 6.5 sliding off the road in SS2 and
getting stuck in the mire. Teammate Lauchlin O'Sullivan did his best to tug
Millen out with his Group 2 Lancer, but to no avail. O'Sullivan, driving
what may be the only two-wheel drive rally Lancer in the world, had his share
of debut problems as well, sliding into an ice-bank on SS2 and cutting two
tires. Running out of time, he was only able to change one tire, and ran SS3
with a flat dropping him out of Day one's top 30.
Minor dents and dings abounded but Ramana Lagemann's debut as a works
driver for Subaru included a really sold whack to the left side of his Open
class WRX in SS2, mangling his rear suspension and began knocking over a good
sized tree in the process. Peter Lahm followed immediately behind, and
finished the tree off for good, along with most of the front of his
Mitsubishi Lancer. Both were able to continue on, but neither will be
winning any beauty awards.
Absent from the tales of woe department is Hyundai, the team having an
infinitely better start to their 2002 season than at Sno*Drift last year. At
the end of day one all 3 entered cars are running flawlessly, and at the
front of the pack - new recruit Mark Higgins in 2nd, Canadian snow and ice
ace Dan Sprongl in 3rd, and Paul Choiniere, last year's Sno*Drift winner,
comfortably in 4th, barely a minute separating the three.
Mark Utecht and new co-driver Jeff Secor, has selected his 3rd different
class in as many years, the reigning PGT champion and 2000 season Group 5
champion debuting their new FIA Group N Subaru WRX, finishing day one in 9th
overall, and in 2nd place in Group N, just 28 seconds behind Canadian Group N
champion Patrick Richard.
In Group 2, Mazda Protégé pilot Eric Burmeister, who enjoyed a 10-minute
window over a hard-charging Matthew Johnson last year is getting the 'favor'
returned this year. Johnson, a North Carolina native who has earned a lot of
rally experience in the past year, is leading Burmeister by a couple ticks
over a minute, and is also leading the class.
The Rally restarts tomorrow, at 8:01 AM in downtown Atlanta, with the
first cars scheduled to finish in the late afternoon in nearby Hillman.
Sno*Drift SCCA ProRally Championship Round #1
25 January, 2002
Leg Two Top 30 Finish Order
(unofficial,without road points)
times are in hours:minutes:seconds
St. Fin. Car# Time Seed Class Driver Name Co-Driver Car
1 1 1 44:26 0 Open Mark Lovell Steve Turvey 02 Subaru WRX
5 2 5 44:37 0 Open Mark Higgins Michael Gibson 00 Hyundai Tiburon
4 3 87 44:46 0 Open Frank Sprongl Dan Sprongl 98 Hyundai Elantra
3 4 6 45:43 0 Open Paul Choiniere Jeff Becker 00 Hyundai Tiburon
9 5 80 46:50 1 Open Jon Kemp Rod Hendricksen 84 Audi 4000 quattro
11 6 16 47:06 1 Open David Higgins Calvin Cooledge 02 Subaru WRX
12 7 162 47:11 1 N Patrick Richard Anne Lewandowski 02 Subaru WRX
2 8 115 47:25 0 Open Seamus Burke Rory Kennedy 00 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6
15 9 83 47:38 2 N Mark Utecht Jeff Secor 02 Subaru WRX
13 10 44 48:07 1 N Henry Krolikowski Cindy Krolikowski 00 Subaru Impreza WRX-STi
24 11 512 49:02 3 GT Jouni Pohjolainen John Matikainen 90 Eagle Talon
22 12 36 49:06 3 N Mark Cox Jim Gill 00 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6
6 13 2 49:09 1 Open Ramana Lagemann Michael Kidd 02 Subaru WRX
8 14 34 49:54 1 Open Peter Lahm Frank Cunningham 97 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 4
21 15 565 50:18 3 N Russell Hodges Jimmy Brandt 95 Subaru Impreza WRX-STi
32 16 136 51:11 4 N Jason Rivas Ole Holter 02 Subaru WRX
44 17 811 51:23 5 G2 Matthew Johnson Mark Bowers 88 VW Golf GTi
17 18 63 51:28 2 G5 Tad Ohtake Bob Martin 98 Ford Escort ZX2
51 19 843 51:38 5 Open Carlos Arrieta Jr Belen Arrieta 94 Audi 4000 quattro
36 20 544 51:52 5 Open Daniel Mallot Matt Malott 90 Eagle Talon TSi
21 21 527 51:55 3 Open Chris Gilligan Joe Petersen 92 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
14 22 76 52:17 2 Open Gail Truess Pam McGarvey 88 Mazda 323 GTX
39 23 532 52:18 5 GT David LaFavor Robert LaFavor 90 Eagle Talon TSi
27 24 42 52:29 3 G2 Eric Burmeister Eric Adams 01 Mazda Protégé MP3
33 25 124 52:35 5 Open Peter Workum Ed Wahl 02 Subaru WRX
10 26 52 52:42 1 Open Doug Sheperd Peter Gladysz 92 Mitsubishi Eclipse
25 27 575 52:55 3 G5 Jeremy Butts Jonathan Vrzal 93 Ford Mustang
20 28 891 53:07 3 Open Randy Zimmer David Shindle 96 Subaru Impreza
26 29 53 53:10 3 G5 Don Jankowski Ken Nowak 01 Dodge Neon
19 30 928 54:01 3 Open Dean Fry Greg Usavage 90 Subaru Legacy
*complete results will be posted on the Sno*Drift website:
http://www.sno-drift.org
Day One Retirements (unofficial)
Start Car# Seed Class Driver Co-Driver Mfg Stage Reason
7 3 1 Open Rhys Millen Garry Cowan 01 Mitsubishi SS2 Off road -stuck - time barred
30 78 4 Open Paul Dunn Rebecca Dunn 97 Mitsubishi Service Co-driver ill
35 94 5 N Craig Peeper Ian Bevan 02 Subaru Service No report
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2002 SCCA ProRallysm Championship - Round 1 - Sno*Drift
The Sprongls take Hyundai to Top Podium Finish
Atlanta, Michigan, the 2002 SCCA ProRally Championship finished its season
opening round with Hyundai back in top form after a difficult 2001 season.
Canadians Frank and Dan Sprongl, originally of the Czech Republic, ran a
steady, well-paced rally in the muddy roads around the host city. Mark
Lovell, Subaru's 2001 Driver's champion, with Steve Turvey finished in 2nd
place, just a minute and a half behind, and Mark Higgins with Michael Gibbons
rounded out the top three for Hyundai in their 2000 Tiburon coupe.
Key Notes & Quotes:
Maintaining the company's Sno*Drift winning dynasty made this was a
perfect 'retirement party' for Hyundai, with all three of the team's cars,
the Elantra and both Tiburons, being retired from SCCA ProRally competition
after this weekend. The team will debut all new Tiburon coupes at Round 2 in
the Championship in Chattanooga, Tennessee in mid March.
Praise for the season opener ran high, despite the distinct lack of its
namesake "snow." Mark Lovell: "What a huge improvement" noted the current
SCCA and former British National Rally Champion, "from last year - a truly
well run event." Co-Driver Steve Turvey also noted that the spectator
attendance was "twice as big" as last year.
2001 Drivers Champion runnerup Seamus Burke (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6),
and series veteran Jon Kemp (Audi 4000 quattro) kept the pressure on the
field leaders, with independent Burke earning Mitsubishi much needed points
in place of the early retired Millen. Kemp and his Audi, with long-time
co-driver Rod Hendriksen proved that old hardware in the right hands, and in
the right conditions, can still run near the front, was also one of the few
vehicles in the top 10 that finished with nearly all the sheetmetal in near
pristine condition.
The event was not without its share of Intrigue and Drama and that
ultimately cost 4th place overall Patrick Richard his finish. The rapidly
growing internationally recognized FIA Group N category, which had more
entrants at Sno*Drift than at any event in the US since the classes inception
in 2000, was the focus of greatly increased scrutiny; at post-event impound
and teardown, Richard's class winning, rented Subaru WRX failed him during
the transmission inspection for apparently improper gear ratios. Richard is
appealing the disqualification decision.
Mark Utecht and Jeff Secor, reigning PGT Champions started the season in
their new Subaru WRX; and despite ending one stage literally on their door
handles, snagged the Group N win leading Henry and Cindy Krolikowski by just
under 2 and a half minutes.
Hyundai jumps to an early lead in the Overall Manufacturers Championship
with Round 1 overall points at: Hyundai 20, Subaru 15, and Mitsubishi 8. In
the two-wheel-drive Overall Championship a solid 2nd place finish by Mazda's
Eric Burmeister nets the company 15 points, with the world debut of
Mitsubishi's US Spec Lancer RMR, finishing a respectable 9th place after
numerous punctures and a failed attempt to un-stick teammate Rhys Millen's
Lancer Evo, earns the company 2 points.
The Driver's Championship starts the season with a distinctly
international flavor, with unofficial points standings at: 22 for Canadians
Frank and Dan Spongl, 17 for Britons Lovell and Turvey, 14 for Mark Higgins
of Wales, and Irish co-driver Michael Gibson, and 12 points for Irishman (but
US resident) Seamus Burke, and his Irish co-driver Rory Kennedy. Fifth place
Kemp and Hendricksen constitute the first "all-American" team with 10 points
each.
After this traditional early season start, the SCCA ProRally Championship
will take a brief hiatus, resuming action in Chattanooga, Tennessee, for the
Cherokee Trails Rally 15-17 March. An internationally listed FIA event, this
event will feature SCCA ProRally and SCCA ClubRally action, in the Smoky
Mountains of east Tennessee.
Sno*Drift SCCA ProRally Championship Round #1
25 January, 2002
Day Two Top 25 Finish Order (unofficial)
times are in hours:minutes:seconds
St. Fin. Car# Time Seed Class Driver Name Co-Driver Car
4 1 87 1:58:19 0 Open Frank Sprongl Dan Sprongl 98 Hyundai Elantra
1 2 1 1:59:53 0 Open Mark Lovell Steve Turvey 02 Subaru WRX
5 3 5 2:01:00 0 Open Mark Higgins Michael Gibson 00 Hyundai Tiburon
2 4 115 2:05:39 0 Open Seamus Burke Rory Kennedy 00 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6
9 5 80 2:07:17 1 Open Jon Kemp Rod Hendricksen 84 Audi 4000 quattro
6 6 2 2:07:25 1 Open Ramana Lagemann Michael Kidd 02 Subaru WRX
15 7* 83 2:10:20 2 N Mark Utecht Jeff Secor 02 Subaru WRX
24 8* 512 2:10:20 3 GT Jouni Pohjolainen John Matikainen 90 Eagle Talon
8 9 34 2:12:06 1 Open Peter Lahm Frank Cunningham 97 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 4
13 10 44 2:12:57 1 N Henry Krolikowski Cindy Krolikowski 00 Subaru Impreza WRX-STi
11 11 52 2:14:30 1 G5 Doug Shepherd Peter Gladysz 92 Mitsubishi Eclipse
17 12 63 2:15:49 2 G5 Tad Ohtake Bob Martin 98 Ford Escort ZX2
22 13 36 2:16:20 3 N Mark Cox Jim Gill 00 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6
33 14 124 2:18:16 5 Open Peter Workum Ed Wahl 02 Subaru WRX
27 15 42 2:18:57 3 G2 Eric Burmeister Eric Adams 01 Mazda Protégé MP3
26 16 575 2:19:24 3 G5 Jeremy Butts Jonathan Vrzal 93 Ford Mustang GT
21 17 565 2:19:32 3 N Russell Hodges Jimmy Brandt 95 Subaru Impreza WRX-STi
14 18 76 2:19:34 2 Open Gail Truess Pam McGarvey 88 Mazda 323 GTX
44 19 811 2:19:38 5 G2 Matthew Johnson Mark Bowers 88 VW Golf GTi
27 20 53 2:21:29 3 G5 Don Jankowski Ken Nowak 01 Dodge Neon
19 21 928 2:22:34 3 Open Dean Fry Greg Usavage 90 Subaru Legacy
42 22 143 2:24:28 5 G2 Christopher Whiteman Michael Paulin 85 VW Golf GTi
35 23 523 2:25:36 5 Open Rod Dean Nichole Dean 91 Eagle Talon TSi
48 24 72 2:25:53 5 P Jon Hamilton Ken Sabo 00 VW Golf TDi
32 25 136 2:26:59 4 N Jason Rivas Ole Holter 02 Subaru WRX
*complete results will be posted on the Sno*Drift website:
http://www.sno-drift.org
Day One Retirements (unofficial)
Start Car# Seed Class Driver Co-Driver Mfg Stage Reason
7 3 1 Open Rhys Millen Garry Cowan 01 Mitsubishi SS2 Off road -stuck - time barred
30 78 4 Open Paul Dunn Rebecca Dunn 97 Mitsubishi Service Co-driver ill
35 94 5 N Craig Peeper Ian Bevan 02 Subaru SS2 Off road -stuck - time barred
Day Two Retirements (unofficial)
Start Car# Seed Class Driver Co-Driver Mfg Stage Reason
29 38 3 P Lesley Suddard Adrian Wintle 01 Ford SS10 Off road -stuck - time barred
40 88 4 Open Doug Havir Scott Putnam 02 Subaru SS13
6 16 0 Open David Higgins Calvin Cooledge 02 Subaru SS6 Tree
3 6 0 Open Paul Choiniere Jeff Becker 00 Hyundai SS12 Rear suspension
49 553 5 G5 Jerry Brownell Jeff Hribar 82 Chevrolet SS11 Ignition
59 843 6 Open Carlos Arrieta Jr Belen Arrieta 84 Audi
61 377 6 GT Sean McKenna Neil Killey 92 Eagle
12 162 1 N Patrick Richard Anne Lewandowsk 02 Subaru DQ transmission
The SCCA ProRally Championship is presented by Hyundai, Mitsubishi and
Subaru, and is televised on Speedvision in North America.