NickHolt Posted April 18, 2004 Report Share Posted April 18, 2004 Capital City Trade & Technical School Hobby Stock Results 4-17-04 Heat #1 83 David Hassinger Heat #2 14 Joseph Tschoerner Hobby Stock 20 lap Feature 1. 83 David Hassinger 20 laps 2. 71 Kevin Bowen 20 laps 3. 25 Jay Gordon 20 laps 4. 27 Tim Fasano 20 laps 5. 11 Tracy Tschoerner 20 laps 6. 14 Joseph Tschoerner 20 laps 7. 55 Eddie Barnett 19 laps 8. 5 Bubba Miiller 2 laps 9. 74 Jay Simon 0 laps 10. 24 Roy Loveday 0 laps 11. 3 Ronnie Hopper DNS 13. 15 John Lasker DNS Results for A-Line Auto Parts Street Stock 4-17-04 Heat #1 9 Chris Birmingham Heat #2 02 Doug Ayers Heat #3 99 Cary Stapp 25 laps Street Stock 25 lap Feature 1. 36 Don Banker 25 laps 2. 02 Doug Ayers 25 laps 3. 2 Bobby Teer Jr. 25 laps 4. 3 Bobby LaFont 25 laps 5. 33 Marvin Buck 25 laps 6. 8 Doug Ripple 25 laps 7. 99 Cary Stapp 25 laps 8. 6 Robert Barrow 25 laps 9. 4 Duane Toyne 25 laps 10. 87 Rick Garner 25 laps 11. 5 Junior Medlock 25 laps 12. 7 Kris Wilson 25 laps 13. 24 Todd Weeks 24 laps 14. 78 Brain Haugh 23 laps 15. 90 James Bailey 21 laps 16. 9 Chris Birmingham 14 laps 17. 00 Brain Walzel 13laps 18. 55 Jerry Barnett 13 laps 19. 71 John Wire 10 laps 20. 52 Robert Lizotte 9 laps 21. 80 Charles Finegan 7 laps 22. 01 Terry Tschoerner DNS 23. 32 Bruce Hinson DNS 24. 66 Gary Dean DNS 25. 73 Jim Teague DNS Late Models 4-17-04 Heat #1 03 David Snokhous Heat #2 4 James Reeder Late Model 30 lap Feature 1. 4 James Reeder 30 laps 2. 03 David Snokhous 30 laps 3. 28 Leland Waddell 30 laps 4. 9 Tommy Gural 30 laps 5. 40 Richard Norman 30 laps 6. 22 Robert Stewart 30 laps 7. 55 Michael Cullen 12 laps 8. 05 Marc Currey 0 laps 9. 10 Alvin Stewart 0 laps Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Truck99 Posted April 18, 2004 Report Share Posted April 18, 2004 Nick, There were apparently a couple of cars that were disqualified during tech inspection. Can you comment on what happened with those cars? cs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NickHolt Posted April 19, 2004 Author Report Share Posted April 19, 2004 ss99, As everyone in racing knows, it is no fun to be DQ'd. A team pours tons of money, sweat and tears into a race car and the driver drives his/her heart out during the race. Few things are more discouraging than learning that your car did not comply with the class rules after the race. Likewise, race officials absolutely detest having to tell someone they have been DQ'd. Most of us have been involved in racing for many years and fully understand that the vast majority of cases rules infractions are totally unintentional. Oh sure, there's always someone who knowingly pushes the envelope too far, but most racers put way too much time and effort into their car to risk violating the rules of purpose. Jack and I understand and appreciate that. So, Chase, here's the answer to your question. Yes, we found a couple of cars during the post-race inspection process that didn't meet the rules this past Saturday. One car was DQ'd for a weight miscalculation and the other for a ride height that was just a bit too low. In both cases it was apparent that the violations were completely unintentional. Nick Holt Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Truck99 Posted April 19, 2004 Report Share Posted April 19, 2004 Thanks Nick. I completely understand the let-down of being disqualified, and I know Jack takes no pleasure in it. However, it is helpful for us to know what kinds of things are "getting" our fellow racers so that we don't make the same oversight. Thanks for the information. cs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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