Neither were we, and no car problems to report really.  Chris did an excellent job of sorting out the cars prior to the event and keeping them in top shape during.  His fix for a fast braid change was quite clever!  And important too as it was the most frequent cause of problems needing a trip to the pits.  We did get a small penalty - go to the pits and fix it - for missing a wing at some point in the dark.  But there were a few of those, not just us.

One of those moments, well two: watching a driver put his car back on the track after a trip to the pits only to discover the wires were reversed.  Twice.  Same driver.

On the plus side I finally started to feel comfortable on both tracks.  I'm ready for next time.  Let's start sharpening our knives.

702

(6 replies, posted in Penguin Point Raceway)

Doc, great to see you and glad you had a good time.  The door is always open.  And Bill, I agree.  That's probably my favorites of Vic's soup standards.  Nothing like some Albondigas on a cold day.  Except it wasn't really cold.  In fact we had the garage door open for the balmy November weather.  Now on the track, there's where it got hot.

How about some results.

Slot.It Group C

1.  Bill Bostic - 46.7 laps
2.  Dominic Locati - 46.6 (magnet assist - still a yute)
3.  Rico Locati - 45.4
4.  Monte Saager - 44.6
5.  Terry Abbott - 44.1
6.  Al Christensen - 43.7
7.  Dan Fritz - 43.2 (1st time on track!)
8.  Jeff Fields - 43.0
9.  Goose Gossert - 42.7
10. Mitch Brooks - 42.1
10. Victoria Saager - 42.1
12. Donna  - 41.1
13. June Petrequin - 38.3
14. Tyler Petrequin - 37.5
15. Jimmy Jones - 37.3
16. Dorothy Abbott - 36.1
17. Perry Petrequin - 34.2


IROC - Scale Auto, SCX LMP's
For an added bonus, racers raced in alphabetical order.

1.  Terry Abbott - 44.9 laps
2.  Bill Bostic - 44.8
3.  Monte Saager - 44.3
4.  Rico Locati - 44.1
5.  Goose Gossert - 43.6
6.  Dan Fritz - 42.7
7.  Al Christensen - 42.5
8.  Mitch Brooks - 42.3
9.  Dorothy Abbott - 40.8
10. Victoria Saager - 40.1
11. Tyler Petrequin - 39.3
12. June Petrequin - 38.3
13. Jimmy Jones - 38.0
14. Perry Petrequin - 37.7
15. Dominic Locati - 35.6
16. Donna - 33.1

Thanks to all that came out to play, it was indeed a good day.

I still have all my parts.  Many are still on the car.

704

(6 replies, posted in Slot Talk)

Wow, that's amazing.  Well done Dick!

Alternate?

Don't kid us, I saw you smacking them around last night pretty good.

I passed Terry!  Amy, you're on my list.  wink

At least we'll have numbers for the fist fights.

708

(13 replies, posted in NASTE)

Yup.  No schedule is ever perfect.

709

(13 replies, posted in NASTE)

Thanks to Howie for hosting us again.  I had a wonderful time driving the Bat-Asp around the track.  It seemed to go real well for one of those 50 year old cars.

710

(13 replies, posted in NASTE)

And...  here's the results:

1.  Bryan - 222 laps
2.  Monte - 193
3.  Beau - 187
4.  Rico - 174
5.  Bill - 169
6.  Sherry - 159
7.  Tracy - 155
8.  Victoria - 148
8.  Dominic - 148
10. Dorothy - 118
11.  Terry - 114
12.  Brent - 56
13. - Thomas - 54

And this combined with the Digital Enduro concludes the non-scoring portion of the 2016-17 NASTE Social Series. Join us on Saturday, November 12th at Al's Rippin' Ridin' Raceway for the first scored event of our IROC series.

We're breaking into two teams.  Chris should have more info soon.  Let's all get some trigger finger action in as preparation, those are long heats.

Flex, men, flex!

And positions are still open if others of you have interest in joining us.  Sign up today.  Look at the benefits:

  • Get to partake in plenty of racing action on two different tracks with two different cars.

  • Meet interesting people.  Some more so than others

  • Race in the dark.  Real dark.

  • Stay up all night.

It's like being a kid again.  Only harder...

712

(2 replies, posted in Cars)

I'm sure we'll get a good look at them at the Enduro in a few weeks.

713

(9 replies, posted in NASTE)

Not a thing.  Got a week...  No ideas.  I'll be accepting offers.

No wonder mine are so slow.  cool

We can change motors in the Cartrix F1 cars and still be legal?

Kuljis, I'll get Ray's last name from the Big T.  Hey, add yourself to the list on SCI too.  Unless there's something we should know.  cool

I have us two additional racers possibly, Tony and Ray from the local area.  Maybe one other.

718

(6 replies, posted in For Sale or Trade)

No one needs to be on crack.

719

(6 replies, posted in For Sale or Trade)

Hey, you only live once...

Yellow!

Just shoot me now...

I'd be happy to paint the car(s) prior to the event.

722

(306 replies, posted in NASTE)

Always leave early.  cool

723

(17 replies, posted in Events)

Wow, we sure look like we're having fun.  I raced next to Julia - Alan's daughter - in every one of my heats.  I found it very interesting.   it was apparent that she really liked side-by-side racing.  Dad taught her well.  It would take 10 laps to catch her and then another 10 to get by her.  And she certainly improved the scenery.

And, good pics gents!

724

(17 replies, posted in Events)

Lots of track time.  Lots of track time.  Hey, wait a minute, this is our hobby!

We had a good time.  Big thanks to Chris for providing some great cars.  It was unfortunate that after he got them set to run they switched tracks on us from a short setup to a longer one.  Bastids...

I left before results were announced but I'm pretty sure we scored a top 6 finish.

We missed you and Dom.  Maybe AJ will move home.