Here is one of them.
Photography Credit: Tradd's Photos/Racing for ALS
The speeds picked up during the 2024 Tire Rack SCCA Time Trials Nationals Powered by Hagerty. A total of 10 records at NCM Motorsports Park fell over the course of the 4-day weekend.
New Single-Lap Track Records
Unlimited 1: Steve Luca, Ford Mustang, 2:01.983
Max 2: DJ Alessandrini, Chevrolet Corvette, 2:09.325
Max 5: Andy Hollis, Honda CRX, 2:16.379
Tuner 1: Ryan Mathews, Chevrolet Corvette, 2:10.226
Tuner 2: Mark Sarcevicz, Chevrolet Corvette, 2:12.934
Sport 1: Jacob Glover, Chevrolet Corvette, 2:11.499
Sport 2: Michael Digrigorio, Chevrolet Corvette, 2:15.561
Sport 3: John Laughlin, Honda Civic, 2:18.845
CSM: Trevor Kindlon, Ford Mustang, 2:22.030
CSX: Mike King, Mazda MX-5, 2:27.987
The final rankings were determined by the quickest full-track lap on Thursday and Friday and the quickest full-track lap on Saturday and Sunday. Then those times were combined.
Class Winners
Unlimited 1: Steve Luca, Ford Mustang
Unlimited 2: Jimmy Rauck, Honda Civic
Max 1: Kyle McKiou, Toyota Supra
Max 2: DJ Alessandrini, Chevrolet Corvette
Max 3: David Entz, Porsche 911
Max 4: Lyle Zyra, Toyota GR86
Max 5: Andy Hollis, Honda CRX
Tuner 1: Ryan Mathews, Chevrolet Corvette
Tuner 2: Mark Sarcevicz, Chevrolet Corvette
Tuner 3: Matt Hugenschmidt, BMW M3
Tuner 4: Nicholas Zelisko, Mazda RX-8
Tuner 5: Richard Sawicki, Mazda Miata
Sport 1: Jacob Glover, Chevrolet Corvette
Sport 2: Charles Krampert, Toyota Supra
Sport 3: John Laughlin, Honda Civic
Sport 4: Danny Kao, Toyota GR86
Sport 5: Sarin Kodappully, Subaru BRZ
Sport 6: Paul Spencer, Mazda RX-8
Club Spec Mustang: Trevor Kindlon, Ford Mustang
Club Spec MX-5: Mike King, Mazda MX-5
Superlatives
SCCA also delivered a few special awards, aka superlatives.
True Grassroots, Presented by Grassroots Motorsports Magazine: Justin Kennedy, Mini Cooper
Fastest Classic, Presented by Classic Motorsports Magazine: Mike Breakey, 1971 Lotus Seven
Spirit of Time Trials: Justin Slaughter, “who moved out of Novice, but kept going back to the group for encouragement and engagement.”
Most Improved: Cassandra Light, Nissan 350Z
Top Novice: Richard Kenney, Ford Focus
Worker’s Choice: Steve Luca, Ford Mustang
Keepin’ It Cool Award, Presented by Hagerty: Nate Kindlon, “the 17-year-old driver who came back from a blown motor in his Mazda RX-8 at the Time Trials National Tour event here earlier this year with a Chevrolet Camaro to compete.”
Fastest All Wheel Drive Car: Robert Wilmoth, Audi RS3
Fastest Front Wheel Drive: Jimmy Rauck, Honda Civic
Fastest Rear Wheel Drive Car: Steve Luca, Ford Mustang
Never Surrender: Michael Digrigorio, Chevrolet Corvette
Breakthrough Performer: Ryan Tolleson, Toyota Supra, “who came to TTN from a background in oval racing.”
Women On Track Driver of the Event: Laura Marcus, Toyota Supra
Women On Track Ambassador: Jackie Mutschler
In reply to Racebrick :
+1 for rad-as-heck V8 noises.
why didn't Dallas get the fastest AWD car? He did a 2:11 and the eRay is eAWD.
Racebrick said:Here is one of them.
Congratulations!!!!!
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