Hey, DQ and Ethan ran in the mid 1:52s, and Jim duncan was 1:50.something that qual session. Many San Deigo folks did really
well, but Peter Czajkowski was probably the star of the Blue Group - very fast and smart driving in his first ever Club Race!
While mine was a good time, there was more. I saw "only" 133mph before slowing for turns 1 & 2, and 117mph after the bridge.
On a colder Friday session, those were 136 and 119. Not bad for just 201 RWHP!
Otto helped with the line through 1 & 2 (later, later, later apex), but Butch was a bit more skittery than I'd like there (need more wing).
The infield section is where Butch really shines - light and nimble, with suspension perfectly set up (finally!). I'd often catch the faster
cars before entering the Oval. And, I could have run even faster tires than my usual Hoosier R-6s, but maybe another time...
Oh, and as you can imagine, the lens shield on the video camera looked like the surface at Holtville after I ran it down low on the splitter!
Paul D. Young
http://www.deadpetsracing.com/PCA Nat'l Club Race Advocate
Now: '78 911SC, '79 911SC, '04 955-S, '06 997-S, '88 924-S, '16 92A
Past: '74 914, '78 911SC, '78 928, '80 924-S, '82 931, '86 930, '03 996-4S
I know Rondeau has a video or two hiding somewhere. Maybe he's just pouting 'cause Rick Sylvestri and Kris Scheussler tussled with him so aggressively? 
Did you simply use bubble gum for tires? 
I am attaching a photo.
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