Thunderbolt Recap

[tatios]

It was a good track day!

[Lainey]

Great way to wrap up the season - no question totally better than last year. We started off in the Z06, but due to a transmission cooling line seal going we had to bring Little White out of retirement. I particularly appreciated the help (Darren) provided to Steve when he lost the cotter pin on the brake caliper when changing to race pads for Little White.

It also was Really cool to have the data acquisition system & helmet cam added to the DE experience too. I'd really recommend trying it - Bob Turgeon & Larry Herman were really busy for good reason. As many times as we have driven Tbolt this year there are faster ways around the track. It's all about improving each time. I can't wait till next year!
Definitely think we need to encourage Lemons Car entries like the
Invisible Unicorn!! Love the paint job!!

Next is the Holiday party then time to wax up the skis for the season! RTR ski outing, anyone??

[MikeKling]

Remarkable weekend .  The season should be remembered as Myles Meteorlogical Magic.  All six events for the season had perfect weather. Last year we were going to budget Myles a parka and rain gear for stoically turning out every run group despite an inclimate weather.  This year, by contrast, he got a great tan.  Sorta' makes you wonder if that whole ying yang thing in Eastern religons has some validity afterall.

Even more noteworthy is our leadership team has agreed to do it again for next season.  So to you gentlemen, and families that put up with you absence, job well done and thank you.

PS:  Are Lainey's eyes closed in her picture?  Steve's are clearly wide open. 

All the best,

Mike

 

[Lainey]

Mike, what picture? If it's mike Andrew's shot, that's not me but the guy from Holberts!

[MikeKling]

I'm sorry Lainey.  Jim Wirth made me place that post.  He promised me two of his world famous scones.  I just can't resist them.  I'm afraid end of the season cabin fever has already set in.

[Lainey]

Ah yes, the magic scones! You have no willpower, Mikey Kling! Oh, speaking of Jim, I really liked the classy trailer inscription too - in the blue painters tape.

Stylin'...