edfishjr

Congrats to Ryan Clark (Calgary) who won B-street at the SCCA Packwood, WA Pro-Solo in a Cayman S this past weekend.

To do it, he had to beat Dan Bullus (4th in his Corvette) who was 2nd at the SCCA Solo Nationals last year in B-Street in his Corvette. 2nd place was a Focus RS and 3rd was an STi

burglar

Nice. Cayman + XRR would still be my choice in the class. Just think people are scared of the motor or we'd see a LOT more.

knfeparty

If I could get my driving together, I think I could get a lot closer to striking distance of the first couple trophy spots at a ProSolo. The 996 definitely has a better leg-up over the 'vette there than at regular solo.

PedalFaster

James Yom won AS and was the sixth-highest-PAXing Street class car at the Spring Nationals Pro in 2015 in 40th Anniversary 996.

https://dk1xgl0d43mu1.cloudfront.net...pdf?1435088624

http://solotime.info/pax/results/pro...ro_Lincoln.pdf

It wouldn't be my first choice, but with the right driver it can get the job done at a Pro.

PDX-944

Dan is a heck of a driver. Not a nice person, but a heck of a driver. He just backed out as director of ORSCCA because he pissed a few too many people off.