Points #5 2013 post script

[engled]

Wow, what a day. Fun course, well ran event, great competition, and a good day with friends. I'm a huge proponent of the three run groups ran only one time and today was a text book example of why. 77 drivers with six runs each plus reruns in four hours is pretty good in my book. The first group was done in one hour and the second group started a little over 20 minutes later. Thanks to them Kilgore boys and the setup crew!

[MWenning]

Second to engled comments. Seldom have I experienced an event that ran this smoothly. Them Kilgore boys done well!
Gramps

[nicktcr]

Great job to all involved! We managed to get 77 drivers in 3 groups through 6 runs, an hour of fun runs, trophy ceremony and clean up and were still being served in a restaurant before 4pm. That is just fantastic.

Thanks to Clay for setting up a very fast, flowing, fun course! It really rewarded patience, which was awesome.

Thanks to everyone else that came out to support our region!

[zukitek]

I have always been a lover of 3 run groups but the magic number for that working is about 75 or more so that workers dont run short. but when it works it works. Fantastic event ....great day ...would have loved to be better than 4th in class but should have driven faster and smarter. It was there for the taking but i couldnt find it .

[c-evoVIII]

What an event!!!! the course was great fun!!! competition was fierce!!!! 2.2 seconds away from a FSAE, I can live with that!!! Sara doesn't like me very much currently tho.. C

[RenoVan]

Great event. Huge amount of thanks to all the people who make these events possible.

[The Tengu]

Just a novice here but I agreed with Darryl. The three run groups format is awesome! All your runs at once... done by 2pm?! Sweet! Smoothest event I've been to this year. Thanks to all involved.

[jbass1911]

Fun course. The three run group format is good, but I think the early finish had more to do with being able to have 3 cars on course at once. Thanks to course designer and the guys working start!