CT Stasis Event?

nrh · 05-27-2003, 05:23 AM

Anyone attend? How did it go; do they get their race season? I tried to send a pile of dopplegangers in my place, but they all had exams this last week.

I *almost* justified the drive from Milwaukee for myself.

SKS · 05-27-2003, 02:04 PM

impressive pass was Newman at the age of 78. On the outside at the bottom of the downhill then another car on the inside instantly down the straight...in a downpour. Ended up 5th. My hero!!

mikeymo1741 · 05-28-2003, 05:12 AM

Yep, this is correct. John Pral finished third (his career best), in the slop. Touring was a very exciting race, with a lit of (two wheel drive) cars all over the place. The GT event was less exciting, with the more experienced drivers. The Audis faired poorly, in my opinion. Jeff Probst finished second (behind a BMW???) and Mike Galanti slid off the track fairly early and finished poorly. Looks like the setups were wrong, and the RS^ is a big car to be sliding around in the rain. FAST, though.

valium · 05-28-2003, 07:41 AM

Justin Bell sidelined the car after the first lap. John Prall spent much of the race in 4th & 5th, but used some timely passes and some slowing leaders to move to third, following his 5th place finish at Mostport. Only bigger (ie, more $$$) teams finished ahead of Stasis.

In GT, Galati tagged the left-hand guardrail in the uphill, damaged the suspension and parked it. Randy Pobst led from the flag, but slid off at Big Bend, handed the lead to the BMW and finished second. He was bracketed by BMWs (Stuck 3rd).

05-27-2003, 02:04 PM	#2
SKS Junior Member Garage is empty, add now Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 737	Second hand info...Bell broke about 6 laps in, Prull (sp?) may have gotten 3rd. Lots of mud. Most impressive pass was Newman at the age of 78. On the outside at the bottom of the downhill then another car on the inside instantly down the straight...in a downpour. Ended up 5th. My hero!!

05-28-2003, 05:12 AM	#3
mikeymo1741 New Member Garage is empty, add now Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 70	Re: Second hand info... Yep, this is correct. John Pral finished third (his career best), in the slop. Touring was a very exciting race, with a lit of (two wheel drive) cars all over the place. The GT event was less exciting, with the more experienced drivers. The Audis faired poorly, in my opinion. Jeff Probst finished second (behind a BMW???) and Mike Galanti slid off the track fairly early and finished poorly. Looks like the setups were wrong, and the RS^ is a big car to be sliding around in the rain. FAST, though. __________________ 1985 4000S Certified Audi Service Consultant

05-28-2003, 07:41 AM	#4
valium AudiWorld Super User Garage is empty, add now Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 7,875	First hand info Justin Bell sidelined the car after the first lap. John Prall spent much of the race in 4th & 5th, but used some timely passes and some slowing leaders to move to third, following his 5th place finish at Mostport. Only bigger (ie, more $$$) teams finished ahead of Stasis. In GT, Galati tagged the left-hand guardrail in the uphill, damaged the suspension and parked it. Randy Pobst led from the flag, but slid off at Big Bend, handed the lead to the BMW and finished second. He was bracketed by BMWs (Stuck 3rd). __________________ _________________________ all opinions expressed are my own __________________________________________________ You have the right to free speech As long as you're not dumb enough To actually try it - The Clash

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