Olympia, Washington Round #2 - 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship March 15 - 16, 1997 MEDIA_ALERT Event: 1997 Doo Wop PRO Rally, round #2 of the 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship. Race cars from around the country will compete at high speeds on the challenging forest roads through the Capitol Forest and in the Hoquiam areas in the Olympia/Aberdeen areas of Washington State. When: Saturday and Sunday, March 15 and 16 Schedule Saturday (all times Pacific Standard) 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM - Registration, Tech inspection - PDE Auto Body, Olympia, Wash. 11:00 AM - First car starts - Little Creek Casino, Shelton, Wash. 5:00 PM - First car finishes, Little Creek Casino, Shelton, Wash. Sunday 11:00 AM - First car starts, PDE Auto Body, Olympia, Wash. 5:15 PM - First car finishes, Oakville Grange 6:00 PM - Awards, Oakville Grange Where: Rally headquarters will be at PDE Auto Body, in Olympia. On Saturday and Sunday morning, rally information will and instructions on where to view the event will be available. Duration: 83 stage miles, 240 total miles, 10 stages (combined two days) Rank: Coefficient 2 Divisional PRO Rally (Sat.) and coefficient 1 (Sun.)in which drivers and co-drivers with national competition licenses can score points towards the national championship. National points will be awarded with a multiplier of .6 (first place finishers, normally awarded 20 points, will receive 12 points). Those competing only in the Divisional competition will be skipped over in the overall computation of national points. Presented by the Northwest Region of the Sports Car Club of America. The National PRO Rally series is sponsored by Michelin Tire Corporation and is sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America. Interviews: Drivers will be available at the times and locations mentioned above in the schedule. Phone number at PDE Auto Body is (360) 352-5888. If there are questions, or if national results are needed, call Andy Schupack at (401) 739-5677. Expected Top National Entries: Paul Choiniere, six-time defending national champion, debuting 1997 4WD Hyundai Tiburon; Henry Joy, winner in '95 Wild West event, in a 4WD, right-hand-drive Mitsubishi Lancer; Rui Brasil, Open class Audi Quattro, top three contender; Janice Damitio, Production GT Toyota Celica All-trac, missed national championship by only a few points in '95/won Doo Wops I last month; Ralph Kosmides, Group 5 Toyota Supra, finished a close second in last year's championship; Sam Bryan, Boeing engineer, in the fastest Saab 900 in the country/Group 5 winner at Pacific Forest event in November. Visuals: There will be escorts to take photographers and video crews onto the course on Saturday and Sunday. Media Info: We will provide phone-ins on event information, driver interviews, and results. We will fax stories and agate Saturday and Sunday. We have B-roll available for TV. Contact: Andy Schupack - Michelin PRO Rally Championship national media liaison: (401) 739-5677 Ray Damitio - Event organizer (360) 352-5888 # # # HOW A PRO RALLY WORKS: Each team consists of a driver and a co-driver (or navigator), and the exact course is kept secret until just before the event - different from World Rally, where practice and course notes are allowed). The cars start at one-minute intervals and race against the clock over 11 stages (competition course consisting of closed public roads) which range in length from four to 25 miles. Most of the rallies include night stages, making it necessary for competitors to adjust their driving style. Speeds of more than 120 miles-per-hour could be reached on long straight-aways, with the team going the fastest over the competition course winning the rally. # # # Round #1 - 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship Doo Wops III & IV PRO Rally - Olympia, Washington Preliminary Entry List - 3/14/97 Start Car Driver/ Co-Driver/ Make/Model/Class/ Pos. No. Hometown Hometown Division/Tires ----- ---- ------------------ ----------------- ------------------- 1 1 Paul Choiniere Jeff Becker Hyundai Tiburon/Open Shelburne, VT Great Neck, NY National/Michelin 2 7 Henry Joy IV Michael Fennell Mitsubishi Lancer/Open Atlanta, MI Kingston, Jamaica National/Michelin 3 90 Sam Bryan Rob Walden Saab 900/Group 5 Kent, WA Seattle, WA National/Michelin 4 6 Ralph Kosmides Joe Noyes Toyota Supra/Group 5 Newport Beach, CA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./Michelin 5 Rui Brasil Carlos Tavares Audi Quattro/Open San Jose, CA San Jose, CA Nat./Div./Michelin 6 17 Janice Damitio Amity Trowbridge Toyota Celica GTS/PGT Montesano, WA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./Michelin 7 8 Doug Schrenk Bill Kjorvestad Saab 900/02 Lynn, WA Div. 8 10 Tim Paterson Joel Wright Mazda 323GTX/04 Redmond, WA Div. 9 117 Ken Stewart Doc Schrader Chevy S-10 Pickup/04 Grove, OK West Memphis, AK Div. 10 11 Todd Hartmann Kirk Knestis VW GTI/U2 Issaquah, WA Seattle, WA Div. 11 37 Leslie Suddard Anne Thomas Dodge Charger/Group 5 Wilmington, DE Nashua, NH Nat./Div./Michelin 12 Bill Malik Farina O'Sullivan Volvo 240/Group 2 Burbank, CA San Francisco, CA Div. 13 Mark Simons Toyota Corolla/U2 Buckley, WA 14 22 Jake Dekovic Katie Callahan Mazda 323/02 Lynnwood, WA Seattle, WA Div. 15 43 James Unger Kara Unger Toyota Celica Alltrac/04 Gresham, OR Gresham, OR Div. 16 41 Dave Hintz Rick Hintz Mazda RX-3/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Div. 17 67 John Lane Scott Huhn Volvo 262/02 Bellevue, WA Seattle, WA Div. 18 31 Monty Horn Datsun 510/02 Olympia, WA 19 46 John Forespring Chris Forespring Ford Mustang/Group 5 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Nat.Div./Michelin 20 80 Nate Tennis Sean Gilbert Saab 99EMS/O2 Seattle, WA Div. 21 45 Bonnie Hertz Vance Walker Dodge Colt/O2 Div. 22 42 Jack Brodhead Jim Jump Mazda 323GTX/04 Hoquiam, WA Hoquiam, WA Div. 23 68 Rick Coviello Jennifer Badley Mazda RX-3/02 Div. 24 31 Jack Horn Eric Schild Mazda GLC/U2 Ranier, WA Tacoma, WA Div. 25 72 Terry Unger Plymouth Fire Arrow/02 Boring, OR Div. 26 74 James Breazeale Cristy Breazeale VW Rabbit/U2 Seattle, WA Seattle, WA Div. 27 84 Michael Leonard Leon Owens Saab 99/O2 Div. 28 76 Chris Kouba Mazda RX-7/02 Div. 29 70 Shawn Callahan Mark Craig VW Scirocco/U2 Rochester, WA Seattle, WA Div. 30 61 Debbie Sjodin Geoff Case Plymouth Arrow/02 Lynnwood, WA Div. 31 75 Brouch Subaru Justy/U2 Div. 31 Scott Trinder Robert Trinder Suzuki Swift/U2 Vancouver, BC Vancouver, BC Div. 32 Trevor Donison Gary Cox Mazda 323GTX/04 Vancouver, BC Portland, OR Divisional 33 79 Lee Shadbolt Paul Eklund Subaru Impreza/U2 Div. # # # With approximately 2/3 of the Doo Wops PRO Rally completed (60 of the 83 stage miles were run today), Paul Choiniere and Jeff Becker, with their brand-new Hyundai Tiburon 4WD rally car, have a 1-3/4 minute lead over the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II of Henry Joy and Michael Fennell. In sloppy conditions in the Capitol Forest south and east of Olympia, Washington, Choiniere is driving the Hyundai for the very first time after car owner John Buffum piloted the car briefly in the snow last month in Canada. Buffum reports the car is running well in its first real test, and characterized this opportunity to run before the national season starts in ernest as "money in the bank." Top runner in the "non-FIA-seed" class is the Toyota Supra of Ralph Kosmides/Joe Noyes, who are leading Group 5 and posted the divisional win for Doo Wops III, ahead of the Toyota All- trac of Janice Damitio/Amity Trowbridge, who are leading Production GT. Ms. Damitio's All-trac, a 1988 model, would have been ineligible for PGT this year, but a recent rule change eliminated the "eight-years-or-newer" requirement for the class. The factory Saab 900 of Sam Bryan/Rob Walden dropped out of the fray early with undetermined mechanical problems, while Doug Schrenk/Bill Kjorvestad - driving Bryan's old Saab - rolled their racer and had to drop out. No other scores or class standings have come in yet - we will post them as soon as we get them. The Doo Wops IV - and the continuation of the national contest - starts tomorrow morning and ends late afternoon Pacific time. --Andy Schupack (thanks to John Nagel, Ralph Kosmides, Ray Damitio, and Ben Bradley for this information - this is an update from the first posting). After one day of rallying, or 60 of the 83-stage miles completed for round #2 of the 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship, the new Hyundai Tiburon 4WD of Paul Choiniere and Jeff Becker has 1;08 lead over the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II of Henry Joy/Michael Fennell. Joy did not run the first event of the year - SNO*DRIFT - because he was the organizer, while Choiniere skipped the event because his new car wasn't ready. SNO*DRIFT was won by Canadians Frank and Dan Sprongl in an Audi Quattro S-2. Both Sprongl and Carl Merrill, who DNFed at SNO*DRIFT, along with Selcuk Karamanoglu, Tom Ottey, Henry Joy and Paul Choiniere, are expected at the Wild West event in Washington next month, along with Open class newcomer Mike Whitman in a Ford Sierra Cosworth. Running third after day one at Doo Wops are the defending national divisional champions Janice Damitio/Amity Trowbridge in their Toyota All-Trac. Ms. Damitio, who has won two of the three divisional events in the four-rally Doo Wop "series," also topped the divisional catagory and leads the national Production GT class. Only three seconds behind, fourth overall, and first in Group 5, is the Toyota Supra of Ralph Kosmides/Joe Noyes. Kosmides closed the gap between him and Janice in the last several stages, but a virtual tie on the last stage kept Janice just ahead. The factory Saab 900 of Sam Bryan/Rob Walden, coming off their Group 5 victory to end last year's campaign, lost his differential on stage #3, and was forced to drop out of contention. The Mazda 323GTX of Jack Brodhead/Jim Jump rolled their car on stage #1, was was also a Saturday DNF. In the divisional event, as we already mentioned, Damitio/Trowbridge edged Kosmides/Noyes for first place, while the Audi Quattro of Rui Brasil/Carlos Tavares, plagued with a bent driver's side A-arm from an early-rally shunt, was third, 1:15 seconds back. Kosmides/Noyes did win the O2 class victory, while the Todd Hartmann/Kirk Knestis VW GTI was victorious in U2. Divisional DNFs included the Tim Paterson/Joel Wright Mazda 323GTX - broken brake rotor; Doug Schrenk/Bob Walden Saab 900 - rollover; Debbie Sjodin/Geoff Case Plymouth Arrow - fuel pump failure; Neville Green/Angela Romeo Merkur XRTi - broken oil line. Sorry the entry list/results previously posted are missing some hometowns - the organizer never provided a final entry. If anyone receiving this can fill in the blanks, please send info by e-mail. --Andy Schupack Round #2 - 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship Doo Wops III & IV PRO Rally - Olympia, Washington Doo Wop III Divisional Results - Saturday Finish Car Driver/ Co-Driver/ Make/Model/Class/ Pos. No. Hometown Hometown Division/Tires ----- ---- ------------------ ----------------- ------------------- 1 17 Janice Damitio Amity Trowbridge Toyota Celica GTS/04 Montesano, WA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./Michelin/45:12 2 6 Ralph Kosmides Joe Noyes Toyota Supra/02 Newport Beach, CA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./Michelin/45:15 3 4 Rui Brasil Carlos Tavares Audi Quattro/O4 San Jose, CA San Jose, CA Nat./Div./Michelin/46:27 4 22 Jake Dekovic Katie Callahan Mazda 323/02 Lynnwood, WA Seattle, WA Div./47:23 5 11 Todd Hartmann Kirk Knestis VW GTI/U2 Issaquah, WA Seattle, WA Div./48:02 6 41 Dave Hintz Rick Hintz Mazda RX-3/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Div./49:13 7 67 John Lane Scott Huhn Volvo 262/02 Bellevue, WA Seattle, WA Div./50:00 8 37 Lesley Suddard Anne Thomas Dodge Charger/02 Wilmington, DE Nashua, NH Nat./Div./Michelin/50:27 9 68 Rick Coviello Jennifer Badley Mazda RX-3/02 Div./50:35 10 31 Monty Horn Jiselle Waterhouse Datsun 510/02 Olympia, WA Div./50:44 11 19 Mark Simons Christopher Volk Toyota Corolla/U2 Buckley, WA Div./50:45 12 46 John Forespring Chris Forespring Ford Mustang/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Nat.Div./Michelin/51:02 13 48 Simon LeVear Kevin Poirrer Datsun 510/U2 Div./51:21 14 117 Ken Stewart Doc Schrader Chevy S-10 Pickup/04 Grove, OK West Memphis, AK Div./52:11 15 70 Shawn Callahan Mark Craig VW Scirocco/U2 Rochester, WA Seattle, WA Div./52:32 16 76 Chris Kouba Ben Bradley Mazda RX-7/02 Portland, OR Div./53:06 17 31 Jack Horn Eric Schild Mazda GLC/U2 Ranier, WA Tacoma, WA Div./53:30 18 83 Chris Tudor Tim Dutton Audi Quattro/04 Div./53:52 19 72 Terry Unger Tim Unger Plymouth Fire Arrow/02 Boring, OR Boring, OR Div./54:02 20 79 Lee Shadbolt Paul Eklund Subaru Impreza/U2 Nat./Div./54:06 21 82 Glynn Trafford Bart Vogelzang Mazda 323GTX/04 Div./54:38 22 12 Trevor Donison Gary Cox Mazda 323GTX/04 Vancouver, BC Portland, OR Nat./Div./57:05 23 80 Nate Tennis Sean Gilbert Saab 99EMS/O2 Seattle, WA Div./57:19 24 75 Russ Brouch Daryl Blumberg Subaru Justy/U2 Montesano, WA Div./57:43 25 62 Justin Gladden Jason Third Datsun 510/U2 Div./57:43 DNF 8 Doug Schrenk Bill Kjorvestad Saab 900/02 Lynn, WA Rollover 10 Tim Paterson Joel Wright Mazda 323GTX/04 Redmond, WA Brake rotor 9 Scott Trinder Robert Trinder Datsun 240Z/U2 Vancouver, BC Vancouver, BC Rollover 45 Bonnie Hertz Vance Walker Dodge Colt/O2 Div. 42 Jack Brodhead Jim Jump Mazda 323GTX/04 Hoquiam, WA Hoquiam, WA Rollover 84 Michael Leonard Leon Owens Saab 99/O2 Div. 61 Debbie Sjodin Geoff Case Plymouth Arrow/02 Lynnwood, WA Div. # # # For Immediate Release Contact: Andy Schupack - (401) 739-5677 CHOINIERE DEBUTS WORLD'S FIRST HYUNDAI TIBURON RACER; SCORES MICHELIN PRO RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP VICTORY AT WET WASHINGTON RALLY OLYMPIA, Wash. -- March 17 -- It was the first competition appearance in the world for the 1997 Hyundai Tiburon, and Paul Choiniere/Jeff Becker drove the 4WD, 370 horsepower racer to a three-minute win in the second round of the Michelin PRO Rally Championship, the Doo Wops PRO rally, in rainy Washington state. Choiniere, from Shelburne, VT. has won the national PRO Rally title six of the last seven years, but faces stiff competition this year from a trio of similarly-powered all-wheel-drive cars, including the right-hand-drive Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II of Henry Joy/Michael Fennell, who finished second. The Toyota Supra of Ralph Kosmides/Joe Noyes was third overall and winner of the Group 5 class, while the Janice Damitio/Amity Trowbridge Toyota All- trac was fourth overall and winner in Production GT. In the separately- scored divisional event, Kosmides outdistanced the field in both the Saturday and Sunday Doo Wops events. The factory Saab 900 of Sam Bryan/Rob Walden, trying to build on their victory at the final event last November, lost their differential early in the event and were forced to retire. The 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship, an SCCA series, consists of ten events, is sponsored by Michelin Tire Corporation, and sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America. The next event on the schedule is the Wild West PRO Rally in Olympia, Washington, April 11 - 13. # # # Note: there results supercede any that were sent out over the weekend. Those previously posted did not reflect the scoring of stage #1, wh which was restored at the end of the event. If anyone wants stages times faxed to them, please request via return e-mail. Round #2 - 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship Doo Wops III & IV PRO Rally - Olympia, Washington Final National Results Car Driver/ Co-Driver/ Make/Model/Class/ Pos. No. Hometown Hometown Division/Tires/Time ------ ---- ------------------ ----------------- ------------------- 1 1 Paul Choiniere Jeff Becker Hyundai Tiburon/Open Shelburne, VT Great Neck, NY National/Michelin/1:39:28 2 7 Henry Joy IV Michael Fennell Mitsubishi Lancer/Open Atlanta, MI Kingston, Jamaica National/Michelin/1:42:39 3 6 Ralph Kosmides Joe Noyes Toyota Supra/Group 5 Newport Beach, CA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./Michelin/1:44:26 4 17 Janice Damitio Amity Trowbridge Toyota Celica GTS/PGT Montesano, WA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./Michelin/1:44:57 5 4 Rui Brasil Carlos Tavares Audi Quattro/Open San Jose, CA San Jose, CA Nat./Div./Michelin/1:46:42 6 37 Leslie Suddard Anne Thomas Dodge Charger/Group 5 Wilmington, DE Nashua, NH Nat./Div./Michelin/1:54:51 7 117 Ken Stewart Doc Schrader Chevy S-10 Pickup/Open Grove, OK West Memphis, AK Nat./Div./Cooper/1:55:55 8 46 John Forespring Chris Forespring Ford Mustang/Group 5 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Nat.Div./Michelin/1:56:23 9 79 Lee Shadbolt Paul Eklund Subaru Impreza/PGT Tigard, OR Tigard, OR Nat./Div./Michelin/2:03:30 10 12 Trevor Donison Gary Cox Mazda 323GTX/Open Vancouver, BC Portland, OR Nat./Div/Michelin/2:06:44 # # # Did Not Finish 90 Sam Bryan Rob Walden Saab 900/Group 5 Kent, WA Seattle, WA National/Michelin/ broken final drive 42 Jack Brodhead Jim Jump Mazda 323GTX/PGT Hoquiam, WA Hoquiam, WA Nat./Div./Michelin/ rollover # # # Note: Brodhead did not roll over - he just stuffed the car as indicated in the divisional results. Round #2 - 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship Doo Wops III & IV PRO Rally - Olympia, Washington Doo Wop III Divisional Results - Final Results - Saturday Finish Car Driver/ Co-Driver/ Make/Model/Class/ Pos. No. Hometown Hometown Division/Time ----- ---- ------------------ ----------------- ------------------- 1 6 Ralph Kosmides Joe Noyes Toyota Supra/02 Newport Beach, CA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./1:06:55 2 17 Janice Damitio Amity Trowbridge Toyota Celica GTS/04 Montesano, WA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./1:07:08 3 4 Rui Brasil Carlos Tavares Audi 4000 Quattro/O4 San Jose, CA San Jose, CA Nat./Div./1:09:10 4 11 Todd Hartmann Kirk Knestis VW GTI/U2 Issaquah, WA Seattle, WA Div./1:10:34 5 22 Jake Dekovic Katie Callahan Mazda 323/02 Lynnwood, WA Seattle, WA Div./1:10:45 6 41 Dave Hintz Rick Hintz Mazda RX-3/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Div./1:11:50 7 67 John Lane Scott Huhn Volvo 262/02 Bellevue, WA Seattle, WA Div./1:12:40 8 31 Monty Horn Jiselle Waterhouse Datsun 510/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Div./1:13:55 9 37 Lesley Suddard Anne Thomas Dodge Charger/02 Wilmington, DE Nashua, NH Nat./Div./1:13:59 10 19 Mark Simons Christopher Volk Toyota Corolla/U2 Buckley, WA Div./1:14:10 11 46 John Forespring Chris Forespring Ford Mustang/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Nat.Div./1:14:22 12 117 Ken Stewart Doc Schrader Chevy S-10 Pickup/04 Grove, OK West Memphis, AK Nat./Div./1:14:30 13 68 Rick Coviello Jennifer Badley Mazda RX-3/02 Div./1:15:14 14 70 Shawn Callahan Mark Craig VW Scirocco/U2 Rochester, WA Seattle, WA Div./1:16:29 15 48 Simon LeVear Kevin Poirrer Datsun 510/U2 Tigard, OR Rainier, OR Div./1:16:34 16 31 Jack Horn Eric Schild Mazda GLC/U2 Ranier, WA Tacoma, WA Div./1:17:51 17 76 Chris Kouba Ben Bradley Mazda RX-7/02 Milwaukie, OR Portland, OR Div./1:18:02 18 79 Lee Shadbolt Paul Eklund Subaru Impreza/U2 Tigard, OR Tigard, OR Nat./Div./1:18:05 19 72 Terry Unger Tim Unger Plymouth Fire Arrow/02 Boring, OR Boring, OR Div./1:18:23 20 83 Chris Tudor Tim Dutton Audi Quattro/04 Seattle, WA Seattle, WA Div./1:18:53 21 82 Glynn Trafford Bart Vogelzang Mazda 323GTX/04 Duncan, BC Duncan, BC Div./1:18:58 22 80 Nate Tennis Sean Gilbert Saab 99EMS/O2 Seattle, WA Seattle, WA Div./1:20:47 23 62 Justin Gladden Catherine Roso Datsun 510/U2 Vancouver, BC Portland, OR Div./1:21:43 24 12 Trevor Donison Jim Breazeale Mazda 323GTX/04 Vancouver, BC Seattle, WA Nat./Div./1:21:51 25 75 Russ Brouch Daryl Blumberg Subaru Justy/U2 Montesano, WA Aberdeen, WA Div./1:23:28 Did Not Finish 8 Doug Schrenk Bill Kjarvestad Saab 900/02 Lynn, WA Rollover 10 Tim Paterson Joel Wright Mazda 323GTX/04 Redmond, WA Seattle, WA Brake rotor 9 Scott Trinder Robert Trinder Datsun 240Z/U2 Vancouver, BC Vancouver, BC Rollover 45 Bonnie Hertz Vance Walker Dodge Colt/O2 Tualatin, OR Gearbox 42 Jack Brodhead Jim Jump Mazda 323GTX/04 Hoquiam, WA Hoquiam, WA Stuff 84 Michael Leonard Leon Owens Saab 99/O2 Gearbox 61 Debbie Sjodin Geoff Case Plymouth Arrow/02 Lynnwood, WA Fuel pump Neville Green Angela Romeo Merkur XR4ti/02 Oil cooler line # # # Round #2 - 1997 Michelin PRO Rally Championship Doo Wops III & IV PRO Rally - Olympia, Washington Doo Wop IV Divisional Results - Final Results - Sunday Finish Car Driver/ Co-Driver/ Make/Model/Class/ Pos. No. Hometown Hometown Division/Time ----- ---- ------------------ ----------------- ------------------- 1 6 Ralph Kosmides Joe Noyes Toyota Supra/02 Newport Beach, CA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./37:31 2 4 Rui Brasil Carlos Tavares Audi 4000 Quattro/O4 San Jose, CA San Jose, CA Nat./Div./37:32 3 17 Janice Damitio Amity Trowbridge Toyota Celica GTS/04 Montesano, WA Seattle, WA Nat/Div./37:49 4 11 Todd Hartmann Kirk Knestis VW GTI/U2 Issaquah, WA Seattle, WA Div./38:37 5 19 Mark Simons Christopher Volk Toyota Corolla/U2 Buckley, WA Div./40:46 6 37 Lesley Suddard Anne Thomas Dodge Charger/02 Wilmington, DE Nashua, NH Nat./Div./40:52 7 67 John Lane Scott Huhn Volvo 262/02 Bellevue, WA Seattle, WA Div./40:53 8 41 Dave Hintz Rick Hintz Mazda RX-3/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Div./41:12 9 117 Ken Stewart Doc Schrader Chevy S-10 Pickup/04 Grove, OK West Memphis, AK Nat./Div./41:25 10 9 Scott Trinder Robert Trinder Datsun 240Z/U2 Vancouver, BC Vancouver, BC Div./41:49 11 31 Monty Horn Jiselle Waterhouse Datsun 510/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Div./41:52 12 46 John Forespring Chris Forespring Ford Mustang/02 Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Nat.Div./42:01 13 68 Rick Coviello Jennifer Badley Mazda RX-3/02 Div./43:09 14 76 Chris Kouba Ben Bradley Mazda RX-7/02 Milwaukie, OR Portland, OR Div./43:32 15 48 Simon LeVear Kevin Poirrer Datsun 510/U2 Tigard, OR Rainier, OR Div./43:52 16 31 Jack Horn Eric Schild Mazda GLC/U2 Ranier, WA Tacoma, WA Div./44:00 17 83 Chris Tudor Tim Dutton Audi Quattro/04 Seattle, WA Seattle, WA Div./44:01 18 45 Bonnie Hertz Vance Walker Dodge Colt/O2 Tualatin, OR Div./44:45 19 12 Trevor Donison Jim Breazeale Mazda 323GTX/04 Vancouver, BC Seattle, WA Nat./Div./44:53 20 62 Justin Gladden Catherine Roso Datsun 510/U2 Vancouver, BC Portland, OR Div./45:12 21 79 Lee Shadbolt Paul Eklund Subaru Impreza/U2 Tigard, OR Tigard, OR Nat./Div./45:25 22 70 Shawn Callahan Mark Craig VW Scirocco/U2 Rochester, WA Seattle, WA Div./47:00 23 61 Debbie Sjodin Geoff Case Plymouth Arrow/02 Lynnwood, WA Div./47:15 24 75 Russ Brouch Daryl Blumberg Subaru Justy/U2 Montesano, WA Aberdeen, WA Div./53:54 25 72 Terry Unger Tim Unger Plymouth Fire Arrow/02 Boring, OR Boring, OR Div./1:01:14 Did Not Finish 22 Jake Dekovic Katie Callahan Mazda 323/02 Lynnwood, WA Seattle, WA fuel pump 82 Glynn Trafford Bart Vogelzang Mazda 323GTX/04 Duncan, BC Duncan, BC Left to catch ferry # # # |