Paul it's people like you that give Porsche owners a bad name.
You said, "Virtually nobody quits road racing and takes up autocrossing"
I then, explicitly, sited two individuals who no longer road race having
given it up for solo. To further erode your case 3 other people site
simmilar situations.
>From this you conclude that these are these only three examples of said
conversion out of the 55,000? members of the SCCA.
Had you thought about the small portion of the total membership that reads
this list?
Had you thought about the small portion of this list that actually reads
your logic challenged posts?
Take the P-Car bigot rants to www.rennlist.com
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'97 ACR
'72 911 (embarrassed to mention)
> <<I'll take that bet. Virtually nobody quits road racing and takes up
> autocrossing. Same with drag racing or any other form of motorsports.>>
>
> Just in our little 100 person local events I see two former SCCA national
> level road-racers. We also have a nation level SRF guy who comes out in
his
> camaro when he's not road racing. In 2001 a six-time middiv GT2 driver
will
> be running all our events while he builds a new car. Another guy is a
> regional dirt-tracker. Three of us spent our childhoods with Dad's in SCCA
> club racing. Two did PCA club racing before they solo'd
>
> That's ten percent of the Nebraska Region's regulars who are or were also
> into other formats of motorsport. I'd bet that if the NRSCCA lurkers out
> there pitched in we could find more.
I am forever doomed to be misunderstood. I also do both. Lots of people do.
Please reread the sentence again.
Paul Foster
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