Anybody remember the Renault LeCar? I got a chance to see a race full of 'em.
It was a support race at the 1984 Detroit Gran Prix. Funniest thing you ever
want to see....LeCar's - RACING?!? :)
Eldred
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Yeah I was there actaully trying to my owner driver of the Formula Atlantic
to pick up the pace a bit so he would qualify. The Renault Cup and
Volkswagen Cup series were very close competitive racing that brought us
racers like the Archer Brothers. That and you would usually someone really
wadd a car up in those races since passing was very much a forced affair.
I remember seeing a Volkswagen Cup race at Laguna Seca, before they changed
the track that someone was trying to make a pass in what was called turn
two. well when the pass was finished several cars were on their tops and
most cars had been banged up a bit. Even tho it was slow cars racing it
was great to watch.
Dave
Mixed together. Please, please, please..
> Lutrell
> DSR74 :-)
> >Yes I know there are a lot of them. I have been going to SCCA events since
> >i was 2 years old!
> >Adam
> >>Adam,
> >>DO you know how many SCCA classes there are. Well depending on whether pro
> >>or ameuter there is a bunch. I do wish you luck tho the SCCA can be a
> >>great place to race and learn.
> >>DAve
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> >Yeah I was there actaully trying to my owner driver of the Formula
Atlantic
> >to pick up the pace a bit so he would qualify. The Renault Cup and
> >Volkswagen Cup series were very close competitive racing that brought us
> >racers like the Archer Brothers.
> How much did it cost for you to run one of those? Also, whatever
HAPPENED to
> the Archer Brothers?
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> > SCCA is a great answer to all of these. Exciting road
> >courses with left AND RIGHT turns on every course, not just one or two.
And
> >if the bug gets ya bad enough, you can go racing locally at a real SCCA
> >event for very little mullah. With SOLO events you don't even have to
rub
> >fenders with anyone in the corner. If you wipe out, you run over a
traffic
> >cone or two, not hit a wall. I can't wait until your first title.
> How much does it cost to get involved in SCCA? I've been curious, but
finances
> have not been kind in the past... :(
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E3?
> >Does this mean there is a chance that we might see a Can-Am sim
> >sometime in the future?
> Oh man ... we got a security leak here already. With E3 so close, I'm sure
> you can understand why I can't say more at this point.
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