Scheduling can be a challenging thing to navigate with this many tracks to race at, I am planning a track owners meeting sometime in June. I am waiting until Bill Bostic gets home. I will send out an email or text as soon as I can after I talk to Bill. It will be all 4 of us track owners to prevent scheduling races at the same time. I know you don't care about the OSCAR races, but those can impact the schedule too. Bob Hanna is has scheduled a special OSCAR race on September 27th at Sparetime Raceway in Roseburg. Looking forward to getting together and getting the schedule worked out.

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(0 replies, posted in PASER)

It was a warm spring night for the PASER Monday race at Rob's Redline Raceway. A total of 8 racers spread out over 3 classes of cars provided a fun night of close racing. As racers get accustomed to Rob's tight but very fast track layout, the list has started to grow of contenders for the win. The lap totals are getting tighter and tighter together. There was some great side by side racing tonight. Thanks Rob for providing the venue, developing new friendships and providing great pizza and most importantly.......a fun time. First up were the increasingly fun and competitive Womps, followed the the blazing fast 4 inch Flexi's and the night completed with the Open Production class. 3 PASER Weener Winner points were up for grabs. Bob N. won the Womp and 4 inch Flexi races and Mike Guthrie led the way in the open production race.
The final results:
Name/laps
Womps:
1. NakNak / Bob N. - 155.3
2, Rob - 155.0
3. Mike G. - 154
4. Doc - 146.5
5. Elliot B. - 146.1
6. Kona - 127
7. Gerry - 108

4 Inch Flexi:
1. NakNak - 193
2. Rob - 190
3. Steven - 186
4. Doc - 185
5. Elliot B - 183
6. Mike G. - 182
7. Gerry - 152
8. Kona - 149

Open Production:
1. Mike G. – 159
2. Doc – 157
3. NakNak – 148
4. Steven – 147
5. Rob – 145
6. Elliot B - 125

It was a warm spring night for the PASER Monday race at Rob's Redline Raceway. A total of 8 racers spread out over 3 classes of cars provided a fun night of close racing. As racers get accustomed to Rob's tight but very fast track layout, the list has started to grow of contenders for the win. The lap totals are getting tighter and tighter together. There was some great side by side racing tonight. Thanks Rob for providing the venue, developing new friendships and providing great pizza and most importantly.......a fun time. First up were the increasingly fun and competitive Womps, followed the the blazing fast 4 inch Flexi's and the night completed with the Open Production class. 3 PASER Weener Winner points were up for grabs. Bob N. won the Womp and 4 inch Flexi races and Mike Guthrie led the way in the open production race.
The final results:
Name/laps
Womps:
1. NakNak / Bob N. - 155.3
2, Rob - 155.0
3. Mike G. - 154
4. Doc - 146.5
5. Elliot B. - 146.1
6. Kona - 127
7. Gerry - 108

4 Inch Flexi:
1. NakNak - 193
2. Rob - 190
3. Steven - 186
4. Doc - 185
5. Elliot B - 183
6. Mike G. - 182
7. Gerry - 152
8. Kona - 149

Open Production:
1. Mike G. – 159
2. Doc – 157
3. NakNak – 148
4. Steven – 147
5. Rob – 145
6. Elliot B - 125

I get it about getting your season done by the end of May, I question scheduling 4 races with 2 Saturdays in May. That does not leave much for the rest of us to schedule anything without completely overloading the calendar. Just my 2 cents.

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(16 replies, posted in OSCAR)

Thanks Bill for the excellent coverage of the race. I will never forget how fun this event was to put on and race in. A win is just icing on the cake.

The OSCAR Sportscars returned to Springwater Raceway for the first time since November 2022.
19 racers came from not only the Portland / Vancouver vicinity, bur also from Bend, OR, Roseburg, OR and Seatle WA. Bob Hanna, owner of Sparetime Raceway in Roseburg, OR made the trek to participate and renew some old friendships. Kirk Smith, a local legend, provided his tech savvy and performed the duties of tech inspector and co-race director. It takes a team of people to pull a race with off with the nuances and challenges of utilizing all 8 lanes of Springwater Raceway. This was the first attempt to race on all 8 lanes since the track opened in 2019. With 19 racers, the group is divided into the “A” main and “B” main.
Qualifying, a 1-minute session with the fastest lap recorded for each racer determined which main event the racer would participate in. The race director would split the field in half. The starting position for each racer is chosen from the fastest time to the slowest time in each group. 10 racers would compete in the “B” main, and the winner would have to opportunity to move up the “A” main. The “A” main would consist of 10 racers competing for the overall win. The race consisted of 2 rounds of racing for each racer in both the “A” and “B” mains.
Each racer would have 64 minutes of drive time, except for the “B” main winner. That racer would have 128 minutes of drive time.  Bob Hanna, who won the “B” main, moved up to the “A” main. The Stig, Aka Michael Mitchell, was awarded the “B” main win. Both mains had close racing, bad crashes, cars flying off the track and broker racecars, then…….the power went out during the “B” main and everything came to a screeching halt and a dark, dead race program. What to do? Eat……. The group moved from the dark racetrack to a dining area with windows and we all ate lunch. The power came back on just as we were finishing lunch. Back to racing!!!!! Except, the prior unfinished race was lost. Every effort was made to bring it back. Nothing worked. It was decided to run 1 round to determine the “B” main winner. The “A” main went off as planned and the race was completed by 5pm. Plaques were awarded for 1st through 4th in each of the mains, fast qualifier, and racer’s choice.
The hard luck, to bad for you, bummer award was a choice of rear tires for having such misfortune and trials.
The results:
Fast qualifier: Tom Street – 5.309
“B” main winner: Bob Hanna 321.2 laps
“A” main winner: NakNak, Bob N. 659.9 laps
Racer’s Choice: Bob N. – White Enzo Ferrari
Hard Luck award: Bill Henry.
Thank you are strong enough, words, for how much I appreciate each and every person involved with this event.
The final statistics:
Qualifying results: (Seconds)
1.    Terrible Tommy -  5.309
2.    Stewmeat – 5.346
3.    NakNak – 5.409
4.    HO Mike – 5.555
5.    Mike Guthrie – 5.593
6.    Courteous Curt – 5.595
7.    DC Dynamo – 5.605
8.    The Korbinator – 5.606
9.    Bill henry – 5.722
10.    Captain Chaos – 5.727
11.    Bartman – 5.806
12.    Bad Billy – 5.812
13.    Good Bob – 5.878
14.    The Stig – 6.007
15.    Forrest Not Gump – 6.054
16.    Jimmy Falkens -6.055
17.    Kevin Lewis – 6.062
18.    Al (Meat) – 6.091
19.    Professor Fate – 6.412
“B” Main results:
Name / Laps
Highest lap total: moved up to the “A” main; Bob Hanna – 321.2.
1.    The Stig – 304.9
2.    Bartman – 297.4
3.    Captain Chaos – 296.5
4.    Al (Meat) – 289.0
5.    Jimmy Falkens – 287.9
6.    Professor Fate – 273.7
7.    Kevin Lewis – 267.7
8.    Bad Billy – 265.3
9.    Forrest Not Gump – 255.2
“A” Main:
1.    NakNak – 659.9
2.    Good Bob (Bob Hanna) – 616.6
3.    HO Mike – 612.8
4.    Mike Guthrie – 612.5
5.    DC Dynamo – 608.4
6.    Courteous Curt – 587.4
7.    Stewmeat – 587.3
8.    The Korbinator – 574.4
9.    Terrible Tommy – 559.4
10.    Bill Henry – 203.0

Lap Totals Report: OSCAR Sportscars 4/26/2025
A Main:
Racer                         L1     L1      L2    L2     L3    L3       4    L4      L5     L5      L6      L6    L7    L7       L8     L8     TOTAL
                                 Red    Red   Whi    Whi  Grn   Grn   Org   Org    Blu     Blu     Yel     Yel   Pur    Pur     Blk    Blk
1 NakNak                    39       41     43     42     43     41      42    43     42      42     42     41   40      36     41    41     659.9
2. Good Bob                41       40      38    38     41      40      37   35      41     37      40    39    41     32    38    38      616.6
3. HO Mike                  35       37      41    40     40      40      40    41       36     35      36    37    39    39    39    37     612.8
4. Mike Guthrie            38      36      39     40     39      40      39    39      39     40      36    39    40    38    34    36      612.5
5. DC Dynamo             37      39      39     39     37      41      34    38      38     40      35    38    39      9    37    38      608.4
6. Courteous Curt        39      39      41     40     40      40      39    38      38     40       36     0     38     41    40   38      587.4
7. Stewmeat               40      41       39     40     41     39      39     39      42     32      41    37    20     34    26   37      587.3
8. Korbinator               39     39       39     38     41      40      41      2       36    40      39    31     38    40    38    33     574.6
9. Terrible Tommy       39      38        42     39     31     39       0     40      35     40      29     36    6      38    30    34     559.4
10. Bill henry              31      0         22      0      0        0       39       0        0      0       39    0      35     0     37     0     203.0

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(16 replies, posted in OSCAR)

The OSCAR Sportscars returned to Springwater Raceway for the first time since November 2022.
19 racers came from not only the Portland / Vancouver vicinity, bur also from Bend, OR, Roseburg, OR and Seatle WA. Bob Hanna, owner of Sparetime Raceway in Roseburg, OR made the trek to participate and renew some old friendships. Kirk Smith, a local legend, provided his tech savvy and performed the duties of tech inspector and co-race director. It takes a team of people to pull a race with off with the nuances and challenges of utilizing all 8 lanes of Springwater Raceway. This was the first attempt to race on all 8 lanes since the track opened in 2019. With 19 racers, the group is divided into the “A” main and “B” main.
Qualifying, a 1-minute session with the fastest lap recorded for each racer determined which main event the racer would participate in. The race director would split the field in half. The starting position for each racer is chosen from the fastest time to the slowest time in each group. 10 racers would compete in the “B” main, and the winner would have to opportunity to move up the “A” main. The “A” main would consist of 10 racers competing for the overall win. The race consisted of 2 rounds of racing for each racer in both the “A” and “B” mains.
Each racer would have 64 minutes of drive time, except for the “B” main winner. That racer would have 128 minutes of drive time.  Bob Hanna, who won the “B” main, moved up to the “A” main. The Stig, Aka Michael Mitchell, was awarded the “B” main win. Both mains had close racing, bad crashes, cars flying off the track and broker racecars, then…….the power went out during the “B” main and everything came to a screeching halt and a dark, dead race program. What to do? Eat……. The group moved from the dark racetrack to a dining area with windows and we all ate lunch. The power came back on just as we were finishing lunch. Back to racing!!!!! Except, the prior unfinished race was lost. Every effort was made to bring it back. Nothing worked. It was decided to run 1 round to determine the “B” main winner. The “A” main went off as planned and the race was completed by 5pm. Plaques were awarded for 1st through 4th in each of the mains, fast qualifier, and racer’s choice.
The hard luck, to bad for you, bummer award was a choice of rear tires for having such misfortune and trials.
The results:
Fast qualifier: Tom Street – 5.309
“B” main winner: Bob Hanna 321.2 laps
“A” main winner: NakNak, Bob N. 659.9 laps
Racer’s Choice: Bob N. – White Enzo Ferrari
Hard Luck award: Bill Henry.
Thank you are strong enough, words, for how much I appreciate each and every person involved with this event.
The final statistics:
Qualifying results: (Seconds)
1.    Terrible Tommy -  5.309
2.    Stewmeat – 5.346
3.    NakNak – 5.409
4.    HO Mike – 5.555
5.    Mike Guthrie – 5.593
6.    Courteous Curt – 5.595
7.    DC Dynamo – 5.605
8.    The Korbinator – 5.606
9.    Bill henry – 5.722
10.    Captain Chaos – 5.727
11.    Bartman – 5.806
12.    Bad Billy – 5.812
13.    Good Bob – 5.878
14.    The Stig – 6.007
15.    Forrest Not Gump – 6.054
16.    Jimmy Falkens -6.055
17.    Kevin Lewis – 6.062
18.    Al (Meat) – 6.091
19.    Professor Fate – 6.412
“B” Main results:
Name / Laps
Highest lap total: moved up to the “A” main; Bob Hanna – 321.2.
1.    The Stig – 304.9
2.    Bartman – 297.4
3.    Captain Chaos – 296.5
4.    Al (Meat) – 289.0
5.    Jimmy Falkens – 287.9
6.    Professor Fate – 273.7
7.    Kevin Lewis – 267.7
8.    Bad Billy – 265.3
9.    Forrest Not Gump – 255.2
“A” Main:
1.    NakNak – 659.9
2.    Good Bob (Bob Hanna) – 616.6
3.    HO Mike – 612.8
4.    Mike Guthrie – 612.5
5.    DC Dynamo – 608.4
6.    Courteous Curt – 587.4
7.    Stewmeat – 587.3
8.    The Korbinator – 574.4
9.    Terrible Tommy – 559.4
10.    Bill Henry – 203.0

Lap Totals Report: OSCAR Sportscars 4/26/2025
A Main:
Racer                         L1     L1      L2    L2     L3    L3       4    L4      L5     L5      L6      L6    L7    L7       L8     L8     TOTAL
                                 Red    Red   Whi    Whi  Grn   Grn   Org   Org    Blu     Blu     Yel     Yel   Pur    Pur     Blk    Blk
1 NakNak                    39       41     43     42     43     41      42    43     42      42     42     41   40      36     41    41     659.9
2. Good Bob                41       40      38    38     41      40      37   35      41     37      40    39    41     32    38    38      616.6
3. HO Mike                  35       37      41    40     40      40      40    41       36     35      36    37    39    39    39    37     612.8
4. Mike Guthrie            38      36      39     40     39      40      39    39      39     40      36    39    40    38    34    36      612.5 
5. DC Dynamo             37      39      39     39     37      41      34    38      38     40      35    38    39      9    37    38      608.4
6. Courteous Curt        39      39      41     40     40      40      39    38      38     40       36     0     38     41    40   38      587.4
7. Stewmeat               40      41       39     40     41     39      39     39      42     32      41    37    20     34    26   37      587.3
8. Korbinator               39     39       39     38     41      40      41      2       36    40      39    31     38    40    38    33     574.6
9. Terrible Tommy       39      38        42     39     31     39       0     40      35     40      29     36    6      38    30    34     559.4
10. Bill henry              31      0         22      0      0        0       39       0        0      0       39    0      35     0     37     0     203.0

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(3 replies, posted in Gorge Raceway)

Thanks for posting the pictures. It really adds to the impact of the race.

The first running of the PASER, GT-1 / Group C class, at the Gorge Raceway was a success. Nine racers and Doug, who came to observe and help corner marshal, came to have an afternoon of fun, snacks and a little racing to see if this is a possible class to be added in the future. The close racing and a variety of different cars made the event even more enjoyable. Thank you all for coming. The final results had places 3 through 8 separated by only 8 laps. Now that's some close racing!  Now......The final results:
Name     /     laps
1. Racerbob            337.2
2. Bad Billy               306.3
3. Al (Meat)              297.6
4. Mike G.                 295.3
5. Bill Henry              291.5 
6. Howie                   290.7
7. Steve                    289.1
8. Bartman               264.2
9. Ken                   212.9

The first running of the PASER, GT-1 / Group C class, at the Gorge Raceway was a success. Nine racers and Doug, who came to observe and help corner marshal, came to have an afternoon of fun, snacks and a little racing to see if this is a possible class to be added in the future. The close racing and a variety of different cars made the event even more enjoyable. Thank you all for coming. The final results had places 3 through 8 separated by only 8 laps. Now that's some close racing!  Now......The final results:
Name     /     laps
1.  Racerbob            337.2
2. Bad Billy               306.3
3. Al (Meat)              297.6
4. Mike G.                 295.3
5. Bill Henry              291.5 
6. Howie                   290.7
7. Steve                    289.1
8. Bartman               264.2
9. Ken                   212.9

The PASER Monday at Rob's Redline Raceway saw a hearty group of 6 racers come to hone their skills and have an evening of pizza, fun and some great racing. I had trouble with Race Coordinator to set up a 3 racer rotation and reverted to Trackmate and got the show on the road. First up: Womps. This class is helping racers hone their craft because the cars can be very unforgiving. Driver control and patience rule.......? The Flexi class saw a well prepared track surface and these cars were FAST! The results are showing the competition is getting closer and closer each race. Thanks Rob for hosting and the Pizza! Bob N. came away with wins in both classes and added 2 hash marks to the Weener Winner Cup.
WOMP class:
Bob N. (NakNak) 155.9
Rob 155.4
Mike G. 151
Bill Henry 146
Gerry 119
Kona 118
4 inch Flexi:
Bob N. (NakNak) 199
Bill henry 183
Mike G. 181
Gerry 154
Kona 152
Rob 20

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(4 replies, posted in Gorge Raceway)

What a day for racing 4 Inch Flexi cars at The Gorge Raceway. Thank you for coming out and supporting our local club tracks. Without you, we would not and could not have 1/24 scale racing here in the Portland / Vancouver area. 9 racers came to test their skills and have snacks, pizza, refreshments and most important, a fun time. Gerry had to leave early and Jim, who came to observe, stepped up and ran the 3rd round with his own Flexi car and did a great job.. Thanks Jim. Looking forward to having you race with the group again. As always, The Gorge Raceway presents it's own set of challenges. Many of these racers are getting faster and faster, so the competition gets closer and closer. The race program consisted of 3 rounds of racing with 3.5 minute heats. Each racer had 42 minutes of driving time. Plaques were awarded for places 1-3.
The final Results show who's climbing up the finishing order, you know who you are, and either made the podium, or right on the brink.
The final results:
Name / Laps
Racerbob 490.4
Bad Billy 471.8
Rico (Chet) 451.7
Mike Guthrie 437.8
Al (Meat) 415.1
Bartman 402.2
Bill Henry 396.0
Jordan B. 358.8
Gerry / Jim 343.3

What a day for racing 4 Inch Flexi cars at The Gorge Raceway. Thank you for coming out and supporting our local club tracks. Without you, we would not and could not have 1/24 scale racing here in the Portland / Vancouver area. 9 racers came to test their skills and have snacks, pizza, refreshments and most important, a fun time. Gerry had to leave early and Jim, who came to observe, stepped up and ran the 3rd round with his own Flexi car and did a great job.. Thanks Jim. Looking forward to having you race with the group again. As always, The Gorge Raceway presents it's own set of challenges. Many of these racers are getting faster and faster, so the competition gets closer and closer. The race program consisted of 3 rounds of racing with 3.5 minute heats. Each racer had 42 minutes of driving time. Plaques were awarded for places 1-3.
The final Results show who's climbing up the finishing order, you know who you are, and either made the podium, or right on the brink.
The final results:
Name / Laps
Racerbob 490.4
Bad Billy 471.8
Rico (Chet) 451.7
Mike Guthrie 437.8
Al (Meat) 415.1
Bartman 402.2
Bill Henry 396.0
Jordan B. 358.8
Gerry / Jim 343.3

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(7 replies, posted in OSCAR)

Get your OSCAR Sports Cars dusted off..............On April 26th, 2025, Springwater Raceway will host an OSCAR Sports Car race. Practice will be on Friday, April 25th, 2025 from 4-8 pm. Doors open Saturday at 8am, Tech at 9:30 followed by qualifying. Race to start immediately after starting assignments. Cost is $15.00 and includes lunch. Pre-registration has been fulfilled. Thank you.

1. Bob N. (NakNak)
2. Bill Bostic
3. Mike Guthrie
4. Bart Ouchida (Bartman)
5. Tom Street
6. Professor Fate
7. The Stig
8. Chris
9. Stewart Wall
10. Zack Morgan
11. Al Christensen
12. Forrest Not Gump
13. Mike Leech
14. Bill Henry
15. Courteous Curt
16. Bob Hanna
17 Jimmy Folkens

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(0 replies, posted in PASER)

2NASTE NASCAR rules:

Basic PASER rules apply.
Body: Any 1/25 - 1/24 NASCAR body from 1980-2007. No slab-sides / Gen 6 / Next Gen bodies.
Chassis 2NASTE or similar. No scratch-builts.
Axles. 3/32 or wire. Bearings allowed front and rear.
Tires: Rears:   min. - 900
         Fronts:  min. - 7/8
Gears: 64 pitch
Motor: :Standard Super 16. Chinese arms only.

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(1 replies, posted in Gorge Raceway)

PASER's Outlaw Sportsman class is a place for racers to be creative and innovative within a limited set of parameters, to achieve a goal of seeing ideas become reality. That is the foundation of the PASER club's commitment to scratch built chassis. Saturday, October 12th saw 10 racers come to put their ideas to the test. One racer had his chassis break during practice, but stayed to help corner marshal and spend time with the group. The sharing of ideas and helping each other tune their cars and offer driving tips is showing up with racers getting better and better tackling The Gorge Raceway. Thank you to everyone who came to race and support local club racing.
The final results:
Race 1
Name                                 Laps
1st. Racerbob                    132.1
2nd. Bad Billy                     127.6
3rd. Herb                            121.3
4th. Rico (Chet)                  121.2
5th. Bartman                      113.1
6th. Mike                            109.1
7th, Fearless Frank              106.1
8th. TimBa                           104.6
9th. Ken                               93.6
Race 2
1st. Racerbob                     135.1
2nd. Herb                           125.3
3rd. Fearless Frank              109.6
4th. Bartman                       109.0
5th. Mike                             107.1
6th. TimBa                           98.1

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(2 replies, posted in Gorge Raceway)

The first PASER Monday event took place 9/23/2024. The day was divided into 2 sessions. The first session had 5 racers competing in 2 races. Womps and 4" Flexi's. The format had 2 racers go head to head with 3 corner marshals. The tight and twisty Gorge Raceway always tests one's skillset while getting back into a groove after a summer off. The evening session did not have enough racers to put a race on, but valuable practice time was taken advantage of. The final results:

Womps.

      Name                 Laps
1st. Racerbob           76.1
2nd. Bad Billy           67.7
3rd. Mike Guthrie      64.5
4th. Jerry W.             57.1
5th. Tiny Tim            54.3

4 Inch Flexi:

1st. Racerbob           91.0
2nd. Bad Billy           83.1     
3rd. Mike  Guthrie     74.8
4th. Jerry W.            67.1
5th. Tiny Tim           64.1

This was Mike Guthrie's first race at The Gorge. Congrats Mike. Thank you to those who came out.

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Thanks Bill,

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(3 replies, posted in PASER)

Important Update: The 2024 edition of the Patriot 500 will be held, September 14th, 2024 at Springwater Raceway. This race will have a new configuration this year. The class will be PASER Late Model NASCAR. The race will be divided into 2 categories. Angle winder and inline. All cars will race together and will be scored on separate tally sheets. Plaques will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd for each category. The overall winner will receive a separate award. The inline group will include cars from OSCAR, PASER and Classic NASCAR. Angle winders will include PASER and NWTS legal NASCARs. The motor rule for all cars will be any Super-16D. This includes American Arms and Chinese Arms. Exclusions for Super-16 motors are in the PASER motor rules. Heat lengths and number of rotations will depend on number of entries. I will track the pre-entries on this forum page.
Thank you for your cooperation. Doors open at 9am, Tech at 10am, race starts at 10:30. Cost is $15.00 / includes lunch.

NOTE: Springwater Raceway will be open for practice on Friday, September 13th, from 4-8 pm.

Pre-Registration:
1. Bob Nakamura
2. Kirk Smith
3. Bill Bostic
4. Herb McRobert
5. Rico Locati
6. Dennis Cook
8. Fly Racing
9. Jerry Weddle
9. Bart Ouchida
10. Beau Carter
11. Patrick Hurley
12. Bomber
13. Professor Fate (Jim)
14. The Stig (Michael)
15. Chris
16. Gary Klein
17. Gary Tipton

The 5th and final leg of the 2024 Porsche 962 Challenge series was contested at Springwater Raceway on June 22nd, 2024. A hearty group of 9 racers came to tackle the high-speed, 8 lane Ogilvie Grandstand for the final race of the season. Summer's here and so is the heat....A huge thank you to Dennis and Craig who drove down from Seattle, WA to run with the group. Springwater always provides the full gamut of twists and turns in luck, skill and some great side by side competition. Due to the heat of the day and computer issues, the race program was shortened to 3 rounds with 3.5 minute heats. That proved to be a wise move. By the end of the day......it was a perfect time to complete the event and allow the Seattle bunch to get an early start home. Besides, we were all tuckered out! Another great season is in the books. Thanks again for all your support of local club racing. Looking forward to the 2025 racing season. The final results:
place    name                   laps
1st. Racerbob                  429.8
2nd. Capt" Kirk                414.6
3rd. DC Dynamo              412.8
4th. Fly Racing (Craig)      399.0
5th. Al (Meat)                  391.1
6th. Gearless Frank          344.9
7th. Gearloose Jr. (Ken)    230.0
8th. Hersh                       208.6
9th. Bad Billy                    70.2

Championship Race #5 is at Springwater Raceway, June 22nd, 2024

Race #4 at The Gorge Raceway was interesting to say the least. Creativity was the word of the day. Question: Can 5 racers compete in a 4 round, with 4 minute heats, and constitute a complete race program? Answer: YES! The format consisted of 2 racers, contesting in side by side competition, with lanes being switched after each round. Some great battles occurred during each round, and with only 2 racers at a time, the corner marshals had time to take a breath. Every racer did a great job with car control and crashes were few and far between. Thank you to all who attended. The current point standings will be posted later. The final results:

  Place    Name                   Laps
1st.      Racerbob               346.8
2nd.     Turing John            331.2
3rd.      AL (Meat)              298.2
4th.      Tiny(Tim)              288.8
5th.      Mitch                    268.0

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(7 replies, posted in PASER)

4 inch Flexi cars invaded The Gorge Raceway for another evening of door to door racing. 8 racers competed in 2 races, for 2 weener winner points. 4 minute heats kept the racers busy passing, crashing and dueling for position in the pursuit of that coveted weener point. Turing John and Racerbob each added a hash mark on the trophy with a win. Thank you to everyone for coming out to race and continue to support local club racing. Here are the final results:

         Name                          Laps
Race 1
1st, Racerbob                       185.4
2nd. Cap't Kirk                     180.0
3rd. Turing John                   175.1
4th. Doc                              171.0
5th. Bad Billy                       165.4
6th. Rico (Chet)                   154.2
7th. Jerry                            141.1
8th. Fearless Frank              134.2

Race 2
1st. Turing John                   181.8
2nd. Racerbob                     181.5
3rd. Cap't Kirk                     175.6
4th. Doc                              169.7
5th. Rico (Chet)                   149.0
6th. Jerry                            145.3
7th, Fearless Frank              140.8
8th. Bad Billy                       83.0

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The PASER Outlaw Sportsman cars invaded The Gorge Raceway on a cool Thursday evening. After a pre-race meal at Shari's,
a total of 8 racers came to battle with a unique format. Any hardbody from our different Sportsman classes along with any body that would fit a class chassis, raced 2 complete races to score 2 Weener Winner points. Turing John and Racerbob came away with race wins and each racer added a hash mark on the winners trophy. Bad Billy won the Turn Marshall award and walked away with a cash prize. Following the races, a PASER group meeting was held to continue the re-organization process. A fun time was had by all.
The final race results:

Race 1
Place   Name                H1    H2     H3     H4     Total laps
1st.      Racerbob           39    41      41     37      158.5
2nd,     Turing John        39    36     37      41      153.7
3rd.      Bad Billy           38     39     38      38      153.0
4th.      Capt. Kirk         36     35     37      33      151.0
5th.      Rico (Chet)       33     35     32      35      135.1
6th.      Bartman           33     35     33      33      134.3
7th.      Howie               34     35    33      32      134.2
8th.      Jerry W.            27      0     11       0        38.0

Race 2

1st.     Turing John        39     40     40     40     159.8
2nd.    Racerbob           38     39     40     39      156.1
3rd.     Bad Billy            38     38     39     39     154.0
4th.     Rico (Chet)        36     37     33     35     141.7
5th.     Capt. Kick          37     34     32     36     139.1
6th.     Bartman            33     32     33     33     131.5
7th.     Howie               35      33     31     30     129.3

Thanks for your support!

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(2 replies, posted in PASER)

The PASER Outlaw Sportsman cars invaded The Gorge Raceway on a cool Thursday evening. After a pre-race meal at Shari's,
a total of 8 racers came to battle with a unique format. Any hardbody from our different Sportsman classes along with any body that would fit a class chassis, raced 2 complete races to score 2 Weener Winner points. Turing John and Racerbob came away with race wins and each racer added a hash mark on the winners trophy. Bad Billy won the Turn Marshall award and walked away with a cash prize. Following the races, a PASER group meeting was held to continue the re-organization process. A fun time was had by all.
The final race results:

Race 1
Place   Name                H1    H2     H3     H4     Total laps
1st.      Racerbob           39    41      41     37      158.5
2nd,     Turing John        39    36     37      41      153.7
3rd.      Bad Billy           38     39     38      38      153.0
4th.      Capt. Kirk         36     35     37      33      151.0
5th.      Rico (Chet)       33     35     32      35      135.1
6th.      Bartman           33     35     33      33      134.3
7th.      Howie               34     35    33      32      134.2
8th.      Jerry W.            27      0     11       0        38.0

Race 2

1st.     Turing John        39     40     40     40     159.8
2nd.    Racerbob           38     39     40     39      156.1
3rd.     Bad Billy            38     38     39     39     154.0
4th.     Rico (Chet)        36     37     33     35     141.7
5th.     Capt. Kick          37     34     32     36     139.1
6th.     Bartman            33     32     33     33     131.5
7th.     Howie               35      33     31     30     129.3

Thanks for your support!

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