The December 1999 issue of North American Pylon goes into the mail today.
This month we have
1) a road test on the new Honda S2000
2) Coverage of Iowa Region's 3-event mini series.
3) Allies vs. Axis and the Allies win again.
4) Ol' cone masher Scotty White describes his
Vancouver World Challenge race win.
5) Pat Kelly's column discusses the future of A Mod, and
the curious interplay of AP/FP/BP.
6) Bryan Beckman gets into the issue of weight transfer.
7) Instrument flight rules at a Philadelphia Region meet.
8) Virginia Motor Sports Club at Petersburg, VA.
9) Old Dominion at Langley Speedway.
10) J.D. Kemp describes the "Lost Cat Theory."
11) "Secrets of Solo Racing" author Henry Watts writes about
Porsches.
12) Mark Sipe prepares for winter "melancholy."
13) Colan Arnold, Paul Brown appointed to the 2000 SEB replacing
Bill Cutrer and Bob Tunnell. Doug Wille has left the SEB,
too.
Wille's SEDiv seat presently is empty.
14) The SCCA National BoD approved the new AP and FP, some 10 days
after the proposal appeared in Sports Car. Into the new FP
goes
the first (Porsche 3.8 RSR) and second place (BMW 3.2)
cars
from AP '99.
So what did the RX7 and Datsun Z owners achieve?
Oh, they don't run against Lotus any more.
15) "Jose, Can You See?, the innovative Fourth of July
Day-Night autocross invented by Art Muncheryan and
perpetuated by NASA at Marina (CA) Airport.
16) DeWitt Boyd discusses Car & Driver magazine's Solo II test.
17) Tidewater SCC's Hurricane Irene event.
18) Red River Region ends its 1999 season.
19) We salute F Stock drivers at the '99 Solo II Nationals.
Plus columns by Lorenzo the Scribe and Pylon editor John Kelly and
more.
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