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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby Amail on Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:52 am

LUCKY DAVE wrote:
Amail wrote:Erik nailed TTOW (so far) :rockon:. Me, not so much :oops:. I did post my best time on that configuration, so I'm happy. I also learned a few things - Follow a faster driver to see how they do it, and if some crazy bastage passes and forces you into the armco, let him go by - otherwise The Man will cut your power to about 75% for a lap to ponder your transgressions :banghead:.

Jerry got pretty good video, we watched some of it last night. As soon as the moderators think he's got his parents' permission to post to the forum, he will upload the video.


That's Mr. Bastige to you......
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Ok, Mr Bastige, I'm gonna have to follow you around the course for a few turns. After watching the video it's clear you're alot smoother thru there than me. If I'm gonna punt you, I want to do it honorably! :twisted:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby Amail on Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:07 am

More videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoUnQfGMbKA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lpP5t3r4mc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFmLcn6Aecs

Next time we're gonna turn the camera around and see the mayhem behind the car.
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby va122 on Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:49 am

I need some rib guards :surr:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby Erik K on Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:17 pm

I 2nd that for the rib guards! I have one at home and did not even think about bringing it. Dave and I along with a couple other people did 5 races for $65. After that 5th race a rib guard ould have definitely been nice. :)
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby LUCKY DAVE on Tue Feb 10, 2009 8:54 pm

I believe Jerry and Andy will be producing another video complitaion of crashes and near misses, so BE THERE TOMORROW NIGHT at 6:30 or miss your 15 minutes of fame.
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby mrondeau on Tue Feb 10, 2009 9:04 pm

Count me in!! :twisted:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby Erik K on Tue Feb 10, 2009 9:50 pm

I'm gonna try to make it, hopefully i can get off work at a reasonable time.
I am bringing my rib guard and the $50 gift certificate I won at the drivers diner, Score!!!

See you guys there! :rockon:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby gulf911 on Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:02 am

I have designed a 'special' rib protector for you Erik!... Its a little heavier (by 50lbs) but your saftey is my first concern, beacuse I am a giver...give give give... :lol:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby mrondeau on Wed Feb 11, 2009 11:40 pm

More fun and carnage was had by all. Erik tore it up as usual and the rest of us were battling it out for 2nd place. There were some interesting on track incidents. Let's just say that the starter almost got run over near the end of one race and my cart was on it's two rear wheels after a few people took turns punting me around :banghead:


rank racer laptime date city
1 Jared Buccola 28.90 9 February Oceanside
2 Erik Kinninger 29.10 11 February Elcajon
3 Norm Breedlove 29.13 9 February carlsbad
4 Robert Neighbors 29.23 10 February carlsbad
5 Cory Orcutt 29.35 10 February san diego
6 Walter Neighbors 29.49 10 February Carlsbad
7 Mark Rondeau 29.54 11 February El Cajon
8 David Malmberg 29.67 11 February encinitas
9 Jerry Bumpus 29.68 11 February ESCONDIDO
10 Brandon Hiner 29.70 10 February temecula
11 Julio Rodela 29.71 11 February Oceanside
12 Javier Huarcaya-Pro 29.78 11 February Carlsbad
13 Gabe Prieto 29.80 9 February Carlsbad
14 Garrett Slack 29.81 10 February lakeside
15 john jones 29.82 11 February cenyennial
16 Marco Cuenco 29.90 9 February Oceanside
17 Peter Czajkowski 30.00 11 February Encinitas
18 Brian Hiner 30.07 10 February menifee
19 Larry Armi 30.07 11 February Del Mar
20 Alex DiBenedetto 30.13 10 February costa mesa
21 William Haddock 30.14 9 February carlsbad
22 Whitney Alexander 30.17 10 February Oceanside
23 Chad Fusting 30.18 9 February Vista
24 Andy Mail 30.19 11 February San Marcos
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby LUCKY DAVE on Thu Feb 12, 2009 7:19 am

Fun indeed. We ran enough races by the end of the night (Just one more.....just one more.....) to be sore from the "one size fits all" seats and holding ourselves in place with the steering wheel because of same.
As usual Eric smoked the rest of us, but the "Most improved" award of the night goes to Kelsey. After listening closely to Eric's coaching, she dropped 1-1/2 seconds off her lap times ending up about .5 second behind the Eric/Mark/Me gang by the end of the night.
Jerry also turned his fastest time ever, too bad his camera was frightened by the speed and jumped off his cart so there won't be mass epic video :banghead:

Don't miss the next one!
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby Amail on Thu Feb 12, 2009 10:02 am

Good times, good times...

Dave offered the possibility that Jerry's camera may have bent a battery contact during its - er - "on track excursion". After the races we pried the contacts out a bit, and sure enough it works fine now. Next time There Will Be Blood (uh, I mean video)! :twisted:
Congratulations go to Jerry for turning his fastest lap ever, and to Kelsie too - good job :beerchug:! Oh, and to Erik for doing what he always does to us mortals  :bowdown:.

And Mark, I swear I thought you were one of those slow backmarkers in our group when I tried to pass on the inside :oops:. For what it's worth, it was a spectacular spin, the resulting crunch was audible from a couple turns further on, and I got flashed a "WARNING" sign.
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby LUCKY DAVE on Thu Feb 12, 2009 9:38 pm

it was a spectacular spin, the resulting crunch was audible from a couple turns further on,


Yeah, audible from a couple turns away.....right!......... the airport called to complain about the noise.... :twisted:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby mrondeau on Fri Feb 13, 2009 8:34 am

Amail wrote:And Mark, I swear I thought you were one of those slow backmarkers in our group when I tried to pass on the inside :oops:. For what it's worth, it was a spectacular spin, the resulting crunch was audible from a couple turns further on, and I got flashed a "WARNING" sign.


Andy, I had the line on you and knew you couldn't pass. When I realized you were going to take me out, I just held on for the wild ride. At one point, I was looking up at the ceiling and my kart had the front wheels about 18" off the ground. I think I got hit by at least three people :o I'm pretty sure I got even with you later on though. :twisted:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby Amail on Fri Feb 13, 2009 9:17 am

mrondeau wrote:I'm pretty sure I got even with you later on though. :twisted:


I'm pretty sure everyone got even with me at some point! :shock:
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Re: "Hump Day" Kart Racing Series

Postby maxgforce on Mon Feb 16, 2009 11:25 pm

Anybody still doing this karting thing? Tomorrow is Two For Tuesday at Miramar and I'm thinking of going. I bought a membership last time I was there 2 months ago and I need to get back.
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