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Florida-based Shea made her reporting debut at Le Mans 2012. Since then she has returned to Le Sarthe, as well as reporting from the Bathurst 12 hours. Shea is now a full-time member of the IMSA Radio team, both commentating and reporting.
CJ did just fine and brought the car home. Others not so lucky. He has the whole season to develop and look forward to watching his progress.
Turn one at Sebring with all the cars packed together is just a mad house in spec racing when you think about it. lol
Anyone catch the name of the female announcer calling yesterday's races on IMSA TV? She actually did a pretty great job.
Agreed.
Originally Posted by PLNewman
CJ Wilson might want to consider a return to baseball.
Sebring is not the place I'd choose as my first GT3 Challenge race in what is a much faster platform. Lots of chaos, attrition, and guys shaking off the cobwebs. He started 26th and spun but managed to collect himself, pass a few guys, and finish 14th. I'd say he did just fine.
CJ Wilson: In the second race, he finished 12th of the 16 cars in class still running at the end. Best lap time was 5 seconds slower than the winner in class.
In the first race, he was 14th of 18 cars and 6 seconds behind the winner's best lap time. Only one other car had a slower lap time.
And a shout out to local Florida drivers Chris Hall and John Tecce, both from Daytona, in the Continental Tire Grand Sports race. Both led at one point. Tecce, in the BGB Porsche Cayman GT4 MR, finished 7th (of the 12 cars still running). Chris Hall had a good run in the McLaren Volt GT4 before mechanical problems.
CJ Wilson: In the second race, he finished 12th of the 16 cars in class still running at the end. Best lap time was 5 seconds slower than the winner in class.
In the first race, he was 14th of 18 cars and 6 seconds behind the winner's best lap time. Only one other car had a slower lap time.
I havnt watched the race but do you have official result and time?
CJ Wilson: In the second race, he finished 12th of the 16 cars in class still running at the end. Best lap time was 5 seconds slower than the winner in class.
In the first race, he was 14th of 18 cars and 6 seconds behind the winner's best lap time. Only one other car had a slower lap time.
And a shout out to local Florida drivers Chris Hall and John Tecce, both from Daytona, in the Continental Tire Grand Sports race. Both led at one point. Tecce, in the BGB Porsche Cayman GT4 MR, finished 7th (of the 12 cars still running). Chris Hall had a good run in the McLaren Volt GT4 before mechanical problems.
Jimmy *** and John Tecce did a great job in the #38 Cayman.
They are my team mates in club racing and it inspiring to see them run GS this season.
Alan Brynjolfsson and Chris Hall were our team mates last season and it is awesome to see them running the sexy new Mclarens chassis #1 & #2 this season in GS.
Jimmy *** and John Tecce did a great job in the #38 Cayman.
They are my team mates in club racing and it inspiring to see them run GS this season.
Alan Brynjolfsson and Chris Hall were our team mates last season and it is awesome to see them running the sexy new Mclarens chassis #1 & #2 this season in GS.
03-17-2017, 11:28 AM
