Mazda Rev It Up Results?

[Darryl]

Does anyone have Rev It Up results yet?


Darryl

[Protege Menac]

they will be posted loate sunday night on the website.:barf:

[stick]

I got a score of 580 on my first run. 27.4s with a index of 25.5s

I messed up my second run at the last slalom and got a 515. :flame:

I had a great time.

[Darryl]

Location Search Results by
Rank Name Score Competition Class Age Group Event Location
1 MA, JOHN 705.147 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
2 HARTWIG, ERIC 674.690 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
3 WASHBURN, PATRICK 654.220 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
4 BAHL, DAVID 653.351 Club 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
5 LORINO, TODD 650.252 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
6 MORSE, CLARENCE 648.366 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
7 SUNDBERG, NICHOLAS 647.559 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
8 WILES, RUSSELL 645.656 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
9 ENGEL, JEREMY 643.449 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
10 WILLIAMS, RANDY 641.917 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
11 BOWER, CHUCK 639.395 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
12 STUART, BARRY 621.070 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
13 ANSORGE, ADAM 610.775 Pro 55+ MINNEAPOLIS, MN
14 CASEY, SEAN 603.196 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
15 KHUHRO, SALAH 601.580 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
16 STERNER, TODD 600.527 Fun 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
17 BARTLEY, MICHAEL 598.364 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
18 TEBBE, SCOTT 595.717 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
19 MOSLEY, CHRIS 592.659 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
20 HELMBRECHT, JASON 592.357 Fun 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
21 SMITH, LEONARD 586.260 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
22 CARLSON, BRENT 579.703 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
23 OSUNA, ANTONIO 579.028 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
24 FREY, RICHARD 575.999 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
25 CRAWFORD, JAMES 574.457 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
26 ZELJIC, IGOR 573.480 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
27 FIGG, CHAD 571.695 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
28 DOEPKE, JOSHUA 570.399 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
29 KOLL, PAUL 566.621 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
30 HANSEN, CURTIS 563.113 Club 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
31 DRYDEN, MATT 562.616 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
32 KRAUSE, MITCH 562.271 Novice 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
33 HOLTER, CHRISTOPHER 561.081 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
34 CAIN, BRIAN 560.450 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
35 STROSCHEIN, BRANDON 558.053 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
36 DRESSEL, RHETT 557.292 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
37 ZGONC, EDWARD 556.326 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
38 SVARD, MICHAEL 555.072 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
39 DEBOR, MATTHEW 554.415 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
40 MERMELSTEIN, PAUL 553.576 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
41 JOHNSON, MATT 553.555 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
42 FARMER, JOHN 553.185 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
43 VOLK, BRIAN 551.759 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
44 ORLANES, EUGENE 549.744 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
45 MOGENSEN, JARED 549.484 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
46 CUMMINGS, JOHN 548.292 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
47 BAUMAN, STEVE 547.775 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
48 MOSLEY, STEVEN 547.443 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
49 SANDERS, MARK 547.036 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
50 CARIVEAU, BRIAN 545.268 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
51 PAETZEL, JOE 544.465 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
52 LOKA, STEVE 544.250 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
53 LITFIN, GREG 543.468 Novice 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
54 BOEHNER, DAVID 542.254 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
55 TUNKS, JOSH 542.059 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
56 GROSSBAUER, SCOTT 541.368 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
57 MORTON, DAVE 540.866 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
58 SCHAAL, DAVID 540.178 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
59 YOUNG, BRYAN 538.997 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
60 SCHULTHEIS, JESSE 538.165 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
61 BERRECHID, NOLAN 538.095 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
62 JOO, JERRY 537.315 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
63 VULPE, DAN 537.302 Club 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
64 COLBERT, DAVID 536.891 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
65 JOHNSON, JOSHUA 536.513 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
66 CRAFT, CHRIS 536.276 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
67 MAYER, WILLIAM 536.051 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
68 STURM, JOHN 535.511 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
69 MAHLUM, WALLY 535.235 Pro 55+ MINNEAPOLIS, MN
70 REESER, JAMES 534.960 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
71 QUINE, IAN 533.441 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
72 MALZAHN, TIM 533.044 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
73 ELUMBA, TONY 533.044 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
74 PONY, PAUL 532.843 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
75 GABRELCIK, WESLEY 531.628 Pro 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
76 RUMPCA, BRADLEY 531.170 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
77 HUBER, BRAD 531.114 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
78 L., R. 530.645 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
79 MALSOM, SCOTT 530.586 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
80 COLLINS, BILL 530.514 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
81 PRINTY, DALE 530.155 Pro 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
82 FREY, CARL 529.021 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
83 ADAMCZYK, PAUL 528.878 Novice 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
84 ROLFE, MATTHEW 528.514 Club 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
85 SELISKER, ROBERT 528.367 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
86 RAY, MICHAEL 527.797 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
87 CHRISTENSEN, ERIC 527.724 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
88 SUMAR, IMRAN 527.474 Club 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
89 SHEELY, SHAWN 527.103 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
90 ODEGAARD, JOHN PAUL 527.066 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
91 BARAK, JEFF 526.795 Novice 40-54 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
92 THOMPSON, JUSTIN 525.778 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
93 READY, CHUCK 525.778 Club 55+ MINNEAPOLIS, MN
94 LUI, TIMOTHY 525.384 Novice 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
95 HURST, JOHN 525.124 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
96 IVERSON, DANIEL 523.024 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
97 KEMMER, JEFFERY 522.961 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
98 KLATT, JEFF 522.503 Novice 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
99 FREE, KENNY 522.281 Club 18-24 MINNEAPOLIS, MN
100 GLASSPOOLE, PETER 521.982 Pro 25-39 MINNEAPOLIS, MN

Who is John Ma?

A lot of club members in the top 10!

You go Pat!!

Darryl

[Jeremy Engel]

Ok, here is my story of woe.

My first run I pulled a 26.5 with an index of 25.4. I new I left a ton of time out there and when I checked in the lady said I didn't have to wait an hour... Well all pumped up I figured I would run it again before there was a faster index. The moment I scanned in at the helmet stage the announcer started talking about me and that I was getting ready again. She was following my progress letting everyone know what car I was getting into and that they should all come and watch cuz I am only .5sec away from the lead and blah blah blah. I should have turned my helmet in then. I was so pumped up and not thinking anymore. I go blasting down into the sweeper (where I really slowed down in my last run) and went to swing it out wide with a ton of speed...that was when I realized no one else had done that all day...in fact they had all been keeping it tight to the inside (yes the slower line). Well, needless to say I pushed it out really really bad and cam in with a 27.

After ten years of this sport my weakest spot is the mental state you must be in and with all the hype from the announcer and everyone that was looking at this guy to show them that the index time is attainable, I cracked. I want a third run!!!

Whine mode off. :)

I did have a great time and only wish that I didn't have to wait a year.

Jeremy

[nick sundberg]

When I left on Saturday at around 2:00 I was in first... I am very happy to see that I am in the top 10, I was expecting more like the top 50. Everyone driving the same car sure makes it a different experience than a normal autocross.

[Jeremy Engel]

Oh yeah!!! whats with some of our members running not in PRO. Dave B.? Mosley? Trying to win the wild card?


Jeremy

[SalahK]

I showed up at Rev-It-Up on Saturday at 530 PM with NO INTENTION of actually running the event. My first few days as a dad have been incredible, yet very sleep depriving :oneeye: and time consuming. Even the test drive I had planned at the Mazda dealership fell to the wayside in all the commotion.

I showed up just to see how everyone ELSE was doing, but as it turns out, Adam convinced me to ask the organisers to allow me to run anyway...

...And they did! In spite of NOT having done either the chalk talk or the practice exercizes, they let me squeeze in two consecutive runs just as the event was closing down for the day.

As I got into the car, the instructor looked down at my sandals and said "I can see you brought your racing shoes with you"

"I'll just take them off" I replied back.

As he ushered me into the car he says "Ok...I'll pretend I didn't hear you say that"

My first run I braked too hard for the box after the initial slalom, while in the second run I ran into the marbles on the sweeper just as Jeremy did.

Final score 601 (15th). No fanfare, No interviews, No nothing. Just a big smile on my face.

Congrats to Eric for earning top Minnesotan (and MAC) honors. Eric, I know EXACTLY how you feel about your second place finish ;)

[StevenMosley]

What happened to the index?

Sat
1. 24.1
2. 25.2
3. 25.5
4. ?

Sun
1. ?
2. ?
3. ?
4. ?

[MarkDeBoer]

I didn't place in top 50...or top 100 (although my twin brother placed 39th, what does that say?), but it was fun..
Congrats Eric, Pat & Nick!
-Mark DeBoer

[Jeremy Engel]

I don't remember exactly what sunday were. I do remember a 24.7, 25.2, 25.4... Which was scary because Jason slowed down as the day warmed/dried up. Thats why I did my runs back-to-back. I was afraid they would send him out again, being that the last time he went the ground was still damp and the sun still poking through some heavy haze.

I did enjoy the day very much! (would have liked less fanfare!)

Jeremy

[washburn]

Awesome to see the many familiar names on the leader board. Eric, Dave, Nick, Jeremy, Randy...excellent top 10 showings! (Not to leave anyone out...I just listed the top 10) Eric...tell me my Novice school is the reason your getting so fast now! Nice job! I don't know John Ma, but I did see some pretty big Milwaukee Region names.

I'm pretty bummed about my score. In Chicago last year, I managed a 710 on my first run. My excuse is I think I backed it down too much. I was *very* afraid of coning! I coned out last year, and didn't want a repeat, so I told myself to run a little more carefully. A little too carefull as it turned out. (But I did NOT hit a cone!!) :) I was too cautious and threw the anchor out on the far turnaround where some people were going too wide. Pretty much parked it and lost my momentum. The brakes are pretty darn good on that little car! That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Still had fun though!

[chuck b]

Good job MAC drivers, but we've got to get a representative to Nationals next time! (Will there be a new car to promote next year?)
My story is similar- i was talking with Pat and we figured we'd go at 80% to avoid cones- which was pretty good for our first run (#3 for Pat, #4 for me). This was too low to start.
I cranked it up on the second run and I missed the double apex exit of the sweeper BADLY, hitting the marbles and maybe even crankin on the ABS for awhile. Nonetheless, as I crossed the finish line, I saw a GREAT time! Unfortunately, that was Pat's time. Crap. I added about 0.3 onto his, so I still did take off significant time! But in the mean time, Randy Williams had run, so at this point, I had a much improved run and still dropped a spot to 5. Ugh.
I think that if I nailed the sweeper exit, maybe the time would've been good for around 2-3 place, but definitely not enough to unseat first place John Ma.
Apparently, he's from the West Coast area (Idaho), and has been autocrossing for awhile, and newly transplanted to Madison. So it isn't some fluke.

It helped tremendously to watch the pro drive and see that he did not brake until entering the sweeper. Had I not seen that, I'd have braked for the box outside the first slalom and gone real slow.

The car's brakes are phenomenal. It doesn't rotate like the 6, but it's a nice tight car.

[rdub]

well OK my turn!(head down tail draggin excuse)
I did run faster on my 2nd run but tagged the last offset cone.
BUT my time still would not have been fast enough to unseat Eric(at that time) from the top.So my 1st run time was it.
I would like everyone to take notice of Dave Bahls awesome time on his 2nd run!Got himself a 4th overall!He also hasn't run a single event yet this year,so he had no warmup.
He's an often overlooked contender who can put down a winning run at any given event!
Congrats to all the folks who gave it up ,and put it out there for all to see.this may have been called the Mazda Challenge,but was also (for bragging rights)the MAC CLUB SPEC CAR CHALLENGE too.

[Godspeed]

Originally posted by Mark/MustngGT


I didn't place in top 50...or top 100 (although my twin brother placed 39th, what does that say?), but it was fun..
Congrats Eric, Pat & Nick!
-Mark DeBoer

I think that says that we both improved over last year. I went up 259 spots and you went up 209 spots from last year. That was our goal right?

And speaking of improving.....I looked up last years results and John Ma was there. He finished in the 1,426nd spot with 249 points. Wow, maybe the cones got the best of him in 2003.

[StevenMosley]

Originally posted by rdub


I would like everyone to take notice of Dave Bahls awesome time on his 2nd run!Got himself a 4th overall!He also hasn't run a single event yet this year,so he had no warmup. He's an often overlooked contender who can put down a winning run at any given event!



Super Sub Dave is the man!!!

The guy kicked some serious butt in the kart league last winter and more importantly is a fun guy to be around. Randy, drag him out to some events so you two can box for the PAX lead.

The one thing I am still thinking about is:

Why Jason kept getting slower as the day moved on?
-Did he use a dialed in car in the AM?
-Was it the Falkens?

[Jeremy Engel]

I too am curious as to why Jason slowed as the day progressed.

I am also curious as to why the mosleys and Dave bahl put them down in the "club" league. You guys are pros all the way.

Dave you really need to get a ride or bum one!!!

See you all next event

[washburn]

I talked to Jim Ourand a little about that and he gave me a couple ideas. First, Jason thought the cars were "crisper" in the morning (according to Jim), meaning the temps helped the power. Second, the Azenis tires do get a little greasy with temps. Although they didn't appear to be smokin' hot, they were constantly being run at the upper part of their temp range. Last, I think the lot was kind of gritty. The line was not the cleanest where Jason was driving, and that got worse during the day. Either way, if you got a chance to see him drive, you couldn't help but be amazed at how fluid he is. Fantastic driver!

Dave...what a Cinderella story! Must have been the squinty eye thing! Nice run!

[Protege Menac]

I competed as a competitor sat morning and got around 460 some points.

I then worked both days after that and got to run for free sunday morning since I was working, and my score jumped up to 586 putting me in first place of all the workers winning me an xbox game:dancin:

the car felt a bit quicker although more prone to loosing the backend IMO when we ran the engines COLD and tires ambient temp.

[psundberg]

I sucked. Time to sell the car and take up fishing.

[magicsammy]

the nice thing about being in the first run group on Sat. is that I got to see my name on
the leaderboard at least for a while. When I left I was 5th in the Pro class and I think
8th or 9th overall but plummeted after the warmer, more awake drivers took the field.

I finished 94th overall in the Pro class (I did say plummeted, didn't I?) :barf:

This was my first Rev-It-Up, now I have an idea what to expect.

[AlexL]

I didn't do so well. With only two runs and not being able to walk the course, I just couldn't put myself in the proper mental state. I also got caught out on my second run because I forgot that I wasn't driving a Miata and I had to move the steering wheel quite a bit more than I had anticipated. Fortunately, I got there early enough to see my name at #1 in the club class for a little while, and I think I made it into 7th overall for a minute or two. I also set a record that lasted for quite a while at one of the practice areas. I really wish I had been more prepared mentally, though, because I know I should have been much faster.

At least I drove well in Milwaukee yesterday. :)