Co-Driver: February 2002 Archives
02.06.2002
First of all, I would like to thank John very much for the wonderful drive he made to complete the Targa, and to finish first in Class with a very underpowered, but very sturdy little car.
Patience is the key word re John’s approach to breaking in a new navigator.
Some of the things John had to have patience with;
-Stop Tee Left, (instead of 90 left at Tee)
-I have to pee again
-90 left, right here
-Ummm (as we bore down on an unexpected corner with lots of spectators and marshalls)
-Oops, I pushed the wrong button.
Continue reading Navigating for John Cassidy.
02.05.2002
A Maine Yankee crew grows up (sort of) at Quebec's Rallye Baie des Chaleurs
Where else but Canada could a rally team finish dead last but still win prize $$$ ?
The Bangor, Maine-based Last Ditch Racing Team is just back from Rallye Baie des Chaleurs in Quebec, running its first national rally after years of paying dues in regional events. Running with the big dogs is a real eye-opener and true experiential education in the world of rally. Despite finishing dead last on the road, we take second in Group 2--thanks to an amazingly durable little red Honda named Fireball, a relentlessly determined driver and co-driver, and a service crew that would make that old TV-show improviser MacGuyver proud.
Continue reading Onto the Podium from Back of the Pack.