[Fot] MOTRAH-007 Road America

[N197TR4 at cs.com]

Bill Babcock !!!!

You got all of the marbles as far as I am concerned. The Bill Ames Memorial 
Plaque is now in your possession.  As the owner of the Peyote, and the builder 
of an AMBRO, this is surely fitting.  

The Seiko Chronograph watch is truly a nice piece that was sponsored by 
Alexander Racing Enterprises (cough/cough) and stacks up with any Rolex that you 
may have, of course.  

Unhappily, Kas was to present this award to you, making a bit more special, 
but the program got away from my control by a Morgan Man...wont happen again.

I watched you haunt and hassle Jahimiak at one session. Jahimiak is a great 
competitor and it would have given all of us great joy in the midwest to have 
you prevail. (That's OK. I hear you got a piece of him in the Tech Inspection 
Line, when you chipped his paint with the Peyote)

Best regards,

Joe Alexander

> I outfoxed myself and stuck  
> my Hoosier DOT Radials on to try to beat the local hot shoe (Dave  
> Jahamiac (spelling)) but lost a little more than a second because of  
> the increased friction. Got to pay attention to the nature of the  
> track. going fast on a track with long straights is all about top  
> speed and corner exit, not maximum mid corner speed.
> 
> I feel a little stupid.
> 
> Still, I had a great time, learned the track well enough to touch  
> 2.44.something (on Speedsters), beat the frickin' Porsches and Loti  
> in group four, finished first Triumph in Motrah and won my new  
> favorite watch. THANKS JOE--I really like it. I have a few watches  
> and never wear them but I've been wearing this one ever since I left  
> the track.
> 
> 

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