2014 Blytheville ProSolo Recap

2014 Blytheville ProSolo Recap

This weekend Dave and I headed down to Blytheville Arkansas for the first SCCA ProSolo of the 2014 season. I haven’t given autocross much though since Nationals in September, the primary thought I have had since then is that I figured I wouldn’t autocross much this year. The local SCCA region really put a damper on my autocross spirits last year, so I figured I might run a few National level events, but few if any local events.

A couple of weeks ago I realized the ProSolo in Blytheville was coming up, so I asked Dave if I could run the Mustang again with him, after having competed all last season in the car. He was already entered in the event, I registered about 10 days before the event. In the past 10 days, I started thinking that maybe I would autocross a bit more this year, primarily if I ran competitively in Blytheville.

Well, long story short, it looks like I’ll be playing more golf and riding bicycles this year. The weekend overall didn’t go well for me. I think our car actually could have been competitive this weekend, but I sure as hell didn’t drive it so. I managed to get two red lights on the left course, and hit cones on the right course. I did end up getting a .500 light on my last run, on the right/north course, but within 5 seconds I think I hit a cone and ruined that run :D

Here’s a video of my best left side run, 42.9 or something, I should have been running low 41s. The video is comprised of 2 GoPro cameras, one on the front of the car, right side, and the other was on the roof of the car with my custom mount on top.

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