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I think the title says it all.

Thank you!

Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

Max Hayter wrote:Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

If Shaun wins STR at the next event then you need to score at least 97.14 points.
If Shaun gets less than 98 points then you win.
And Shaun is the only person in the class that can beat you at this point.

Christine Berry wrote:

Max Hayter wrote:Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

If Shaun wins STR at the next event then you need to score at least 97.14 points.
If Shaun gets less than 98 points then you win.
And Shaun is the only person in the class that can beat you at this point.

Thanks Christine. I was concerned that with one more event, he would drop that 87 point event and already be ahead of me.

Anyway, I shall concentrate on evil methods of somehow slowing him down!

Max Hayter wrote:

Christine Berry wrote:

Max Hayter wrote:Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

If Shaun wins STR at the next event then you need to score at least 97.14 points.
If Shaun gets less than 98 points then you win.
And Shaun is the only person in the class that can beat you at this point.

Thanks Christine. I was concerned that with one more event, he would drop that 87 point event and already be ahead of me.

Anyway, I shall concentrate on evil methods of somehow slowing him down!

I also suggest making the car slow and letting Bob or Ken win.
;)

Christine Berry wrote: I also suggest making the car slow and letting Bob or Ken win.
;)

Damn, I could just put the old 250+ run Hancooks on and one would know my subtle plan!!

Besides the Max/Shaun contest, there are several other classes, such as STXL (the Berry family class), BS, HS among others that are going to require folks to show up and get it done. Good stuff. Luck to all.

Max Hayter wrote:

Christine Berry wrote: I also suggest making the car slow and letting Bob or Ken win.
;)

Damn, I could just put the old 250+ run Hancooks on and one would know my subtle plan!!

Want to borrow some Toyos?

Jay W

Max Hayter wrote:

Christine Berry wrote: I also suggest making the car slow and letting Bob or Ken win.
;)

Damn, I could just put the old 250+ run Hancooks on and one would know my subtle plan!!

You could always Sell the car before the end of the season.. ;)

Jeff Wong wrote:Thank you!

+1

For any newbies that may not know where to look since it is under Event Results:

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Steve Towers wrote:Besides the Max/Shaun contest, there are several other classes, such as STXL (the Berry family class), BS, HS among others that are going to require folks to show up and get it done. Good stuff. Luck to all.

CSP and Novice are pretty close, too.

Christine,

My results for events #7 ans #8 driving CPM in Don's Sprite are not showing up, I was listed as Paul Barrish in San Diego.

Who do I need to contact?

Never name your child "Jr", he will spend the rest of his life making sure "Dad" does not get credit for everything! ;)

David Barrish

David Barrish wrote:Christine,
My results for events #7 ans #8 driving CPM in Don's Sprite are not showing up, I was listed as Paul Barrish in San Diego.
Who do I need to contact?
Never name your child "Jr", he will spend the rest of his life making sure "Dad" does not get credit for everything! ;)
David Barrish

I am the correct person to contact (assuming the individual event results are correct, if not then you need to talk to Rick)
Events #7 and #8 were the SoPac Divisional run at El Toro (day 1 and day 2) If I go to those results and search your last name, the only Barrish I find is David Barrish running in SK2 in a 2.5 RS.
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I show you as running the following events:
#4 HST
#6 HST
#7 SK2
#8 SK2
#9 CPM
#10 STX
#12 CPM
My spreadsheet works entirely based on points card number (not by names) so if you run the wrong number at an event, you won't get any points. The only exception is the Divisionals where I had to go in and figure out who was points card holders and then give them the correct number before I could input anything into the spreadsheet.

Christine,

I was trying to add in the National event, opps.

David Barrish


Results
2010 San Diego ational Tour April 9-12 2010

G Prepared Drivers: 3 Trophies: 1 Run Heat: 4
T 1 197 Donald Salyers 1964 Austin Healey Sprite Cal Club Re
[97] Ontario, CA SP
52.828 51.109 57.852(2) 101.413
50.625 50.304 52.593(2)
Hoosier
2 97 David Barrish 1964 Austin Healey Sprite
[197] , (0.897)
54.019 53.331 56.827(2) 102.310
52.713 48.979 49.456
Hoosier
3 90 John Edwards 1968 Fiat Abarth Sedan
,
DNS 57.126 DNS No Time

David Barrish wrote:I was trying to add in the National event, opps.
David Barrish

Thats ok, I don't mind answering questions because sometimes I do make mistakes.

Max Hayter wrote:Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

A satchel containing $1000 in small, unmarked bills delivered to me sees that Shaun is on a press trip to Uzbekistan that day. }:)

Or buy K-Mo a set of fresh Toyos and have him run Bjoin's Miata???

David Barrish wrote:Christine,

I was trying to add in the National event, opps.

David, you need to come down and spend more time at sea level away from that thin mountain air!

I spend half the day in Redlands, or out seeing clients in all parts of the "909"and "760" , then go home to blue skies and air I do not have to chew. ;)

Big Bear on Monday, they have thin air.

DB

David Barrish wrote:...then go home to blue skies and air I do not have to chew. ;)

I wish this wasn't so true. It's amazing how we've got used to being able to see and taste our air like it's normal.

T. Osifeso wrote:

David Barrish wrote:...then go home to blue skies and air I do not have to chew. ;)

I wish this wasn't so true. It's amazing how we've got used to being able to see and taste our air like it's normal.

You guys are so spoiled. When I was a kid (the '50's) we had school closings due to smog alerts. I remember my eyes burning during the summer. The skyline was brown regularly in the San Fernando Valley. The term smog alert is no longer even in the vocabulary. The air is sooooo much better now, you have no idea.

Doug Kott wrote:

Max Hayter wrote:Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

A satchel containing $1000 in small, unmarked bills delivered to me sees that Shaun is on a press trip to Uzbekistan that day. }:)

Or buy K-Mo a set of fresh Toyos and have him run Bjoin's Miata???

Pretty easy to adjust times/cone counts for a small fee, too. Let the bidding begin...........

Max Hayter wrote:Can someone cleverer than I explain to me what I need to do at the last event to stay ahead of Mr. Bailey?!!

Not sux?


(That has been laying there like a big ripe goose - simply to easy...)

David Barrish wrote:I spend half the day in OC, or out seeing clients in all parts of the "949"and "714" , then go home to blue skies and air I do not have to chew. ;)


DB

Fixed ;)