R/C Tech :: 2003 ROAR Carpet Nationals (Thursday Practice Results)

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Schedule and
A Main Results
Lower Main Results
Saturday Qualifying
Friday Qualifying
Practice Results
Sunday Pictures
Saturday Pictures
Friday Pictures
Early Pictures
Car Pictures
Car Pictures II

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Thursday Practice Heats Results

At ROAR Nationals events, a "Qualifying Points" system is used, rather than the standard best-run-counts system used at most races. In a Q-Points system, each round is judged separately and weighed equally in the final tally. In a particular round, a racer receives points equal to his or her overall position from that round only, with the first post (TQ) equal to zero points. The idea, then, is that whoever has the lowest total score is the overall top qualifier.

Also remember that the results below were for the practice rounds from Thursday only. These results have no bearing on the actual event and were discarded on Friday morning, when the real qualifying began. Still, they are interesting from a "preliminary results" standpoint.

Modified Touring Car

(53 entries)

Pos Pts      Round 1           Round 2
 1.   2  2 - 22/5:11.38 |  0 - 22/5:09.65  Brian Kinwald
 2.   6  4 - 22/5:13.29 |  2 - 22/5:10.22  Mike Dumas
 3.   9  5 - 21/5:00.27 |  4 - 22/5:11.02  Paul Lemieux
 4.   9  6 - 21/5:00.48 |  3 - 22/5:10.29  Mike Blackstock
 5.  10  3 - 22/5:13.20 |  7 - 21/5:01.42  Matt Francis
 6.  15  9 - 21/5:02.78 |  6 - 21/5:00.63  Eric Desrosiers
 7.  19  8 - 21/5:01.91 | 11 - 21/5:05.70  Billy Easton
 8.  20 15 - 21/5:06.57 |  5 - 22/5:12.43  Ralph Burch
 9.  22 14 - 21/5:06.44 |  8 - 21/5:02.12  Jessie Robbers
10.  23 13 - 21/5:05.90 | 10 - 21/5:05.25  Mark Adams
11.  29 12 - 21/5:05.84 | 17 - 12/5:09.97  Josh Cyrul
12.  30 10 - 21/5:04.14 | 20 - 21/5:13.68  Terry Rott
13.  31 19 - 21/5:13.15 | 12 - 21/5:06.08  Darren Shank
14.  32 17 - 21/5:07.69 | 15 - 21/5:07.96  Tom Esposito
15.  33  7 - 21/5:01.18 | 26 - 20/5:07.26  Todd Hodge
16.  35 16 - 21/5:07.26 | 19 - 21/5:10.30  Eli Ezrow
17.  37 23 - 20/5:01.86 | 14 - 21/5:07.45  Walter Henderson
18.  38 29 - 20/5:12.30 |  9 - 21/5:02.35  Andrew Cartwright
19.  40 22 - 20/4:57.01 | 18 - 21/5:10.27  Raymond Darroch
20.  41 25 - 20/5:08.03 | 16 - 21/5:08.56  Fernando Gordinho

Stock Sedan

(104 entries)

Pos  Racer
 1.  Dan Miles
 2.  Chuck Lonergan
 3.  Brad Johnson
 4.  Jason Cheng
 5.  Rich Martsolf
 6.  Jeff Choban
 7.  Scotty Ernst
 8.  Rick Worth
 9.  Paul Ciccarello
10.  Andrew Smolnik
11.  Mike Walker
12.  Marc Miller
13.  Kyle Gannon
14.  Brian Lutz
15.  Brian Koch
16.  Alexander Lopez
17.  Rick Pfeilsticker
18.  Timmy Heiser
19.  Bill Jeric
20.  Greg Anthony
21.  Shane Archer
22.  Todd Malone
23.  Peter Busch
24.  Dan Olivarez
25.  Jody Flipse

12th Scale Mod

(28 entries)

Pos  Racer
 1.  Josh Cyrul
 2.  Brian Kinwald
 3.  Mike Blackstock
 4.  Chris Doseck
 5.  Paul Lemieux
 6.  Chris Tosolini
 7.  Terry Rott
 8.  Jari Taskila
 9.  Brian Jucha
10.  Fernando Gordinho
11.  Walter Henderson
12.  Mark Adams
13.  Jacob Delano
14.  Mike Dumas
15.  Eric Desrosiers

12th Scale Stock

(54 entries)

Pos  Racer
 1.  Alexander Lopez
 2.  Mike Pulfer
 3.  Timmy Heiser
 4.  Mike Bruce
 5.  Dana Bailes
 6.  James Arnold
 7.  Greg Anthony
 8.  Rich Martsolf
 9.  Kyle Gannon
10.  Rob Michael
11.  Peter Robinson
12.  Brad Johnson
13.  Jason Cheng
14.  Kelly Bean
15.  Andrew Ellis
16.  Mo Denton
17.  Paul Ciccarello
18.  Randy Grosse
19.  Justin Johnson
20.  Nick Terwilliger

12th Scale Masters

(15 entries)

Pos  Racer
 1.  Chuck Lonergan
 2.  Bill Jeric
 3.  Eli Ezrow
 4.  Ken Pepe
 5.  Bob Schoenau
 6.  Rick Worth
 7.  Paul Martin
 8.  Roger Thenhaus
 9.  Joe Zaier
10.  R.D. Bustos

Also note that we were unable to get the computer to correctly "dump" the full results file for these practice rounds, so I only entered the lap times for the top few guys in Mod Sedan. This should be even for everybody to get a good idea as to what is going on.


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