http://solo.wdcr-scca.org/results/2003/seasonchampions.html

Congratulations guys -- :buttrock

I guess your rimzzzz helped out John ehh???

Any predictions for next season??

My goal for next season:

a) do all of the auto-x's

b) be competitive and place in the top 20 consistently.

Those are my goals, what are your guys' goals?

I thought you were going to make your goal to register for the autoXs...and actually SHOW UP to compete in them.:rolleyes:

:D

Congrats guys!!

Congrats fellas!!! :clap:

Yes, well done everyone! I had a great time! :clap:

I'd like to finish higher in PAX next season, continue to duke it out with the motorcycles in BStock.

John V

PS James, I actually got the dub-deuce HAMANNs for the shows. I think my RIEGER bodykit with roof spoiler really helped my times.

Congrats to everyone! This season was my first, and thanks to John's help (and certain others) I think I made a decent improvement from beginning of the season to the end. My goal for next year is to ride on R-compound tires and see if I can continue to improve my skills, and possibly attend one or more DE courses. If I had known Solo II was this much fun, I would have started long ago. ;)

Ken

Thanks, James! It was indeed a very fun year

I would like to take this time to thank AutoThority for selling me a non-customized off the shelf chip and cool-azz carbon fiber intake, Rogue Engineering for selling and installing a really loud exhaust to intimidate the field (and bling points for the twin cans), Turner Motorsport for selling me a coilover that I can front as being a racing suspension to those who don’t know, and most importantly, Dan Martin, BMWCCA, Summit Point, and Induktion Motorsports for without whom, my rear windows would be bare without their decals. See you all next season!

Oh yeah and those guys at the autox school that told me junk about braking in a straight line, looking ahead, blah blah blah.

It's all about the mods, baby.

Originally posted by Jed
I would like to take this time to thank AutoThority for selling me a non-customized off the shelf chip and cool-azz carbon fiber intake, Rogue Engineering for selling and installing a really loud exhaust to intimidate the field (and bling points for the twin cans), Turner Motorsport for selling me a coilover that I can front as being a racing suspension to those who don’t know, and most importantly, Dan Martin, BMWCCA, Summit Point, and Induktion Motorsports for without whom, my rear windows would be bare without their decals. See you all next season!

Oh yeah and those guys at the autox school that told me junk about braking in a straight line, looking ahead, blah blah blah.

It's all about the mods, baby.

Dude, you could have added the Ocean City Whistle Tip in your reply but you left it in my car.:rolleyes:

On the package it claims 5rwp too.

Whistle TipZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ and big rimZZZZZZZZ!!:buttrock

thanks a lot guys for the support. Next year I am predicting #2 or 3 by the end of the season!!! A lot of props to myself and my driving skills.

:clap: :clap: :clap:

dunno what I am going to do yet for next season....

Mod the 95 or mod the 99... decisions, decisions.... :dunno

You can S/C the 95 and stay legal in SM :evil2

And my goals for next year... finish top 3 in SM class... shouldn't be that hard.

Originally posted by GreekM3
thanks a lot guys for the support. Next year I am predicting #2 or 3 by the end of the season!!! A lot of props to myself and my driving skills. :rolleyes:

:laugh