[Supras] NASA-MA TTD auto-x champion

[Howard Hutchinson]

Excellent Brian.  Congratulations!!
  I'm not up on NASA classes, so can you elaborate on what are the vehicular provisions for Class D?  Does this force a graduation to the next higher class?

"Walker, Brian (Rich. Dist)" <Brian.Walker2 at VDOT.Virginia.gov> wrote:
  The final event of the NASA MidAtlantic NASA-X season was Sunday and
came down to me and my buddy in his Subie, seperated by 2 points so the
winner would take the season championship for TTD class. It was a very
flowing, fast course that resembled a small roadcourse, fast esses, big
sweepers and wide slaloms.

We had a good battle going back and forth trying to find traction in
40-50 deg. temps. I had run a 50.9X to his 51.7X and on he last run he
did a 50.713. I responded with a 50.616 and the class came down to less
than a 1/10th of a second over 12 events and over 100 runs. 
Results:
http://www.get-fast.net/nasacross/120207res.htm

Finally caught the LS1 FC (he's now building an LS2 FD though) and
almost had the GT3. Just showing the mk3 can hold it's own against some
newer/ more capable vehicles. Next year I might make the switch to
stickier tires (Toyo RA1?) but I think the Azenis have more time to find
on warm days, the only car in the top 10 that wasn't on R's was a highly
modded Evo.

Here are some vids from Sunday:
Wrx's last run:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=34...84775&hl=en


My second to last (gave the camera to him for the last one above):
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=54...93686&hl=en


Several others on course (Friend's Subie, Cobalt SS, MK4 Supra w/ big
single T, SVT Cobra) :
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4...11981&hl=en


Brian W-88T




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