I heard that some boaters from Dist 4 will show up with their Sport20 hydrosSayMikey said:
Thanks to all the guys and gals that made this race a good one...106 boats here we go 20 mono --1st Chuck Hildreth,2nd Ryan Hobby, 3rd Mike Stutsman 40mono 1st Phil Thomas ,2nd Sam Bowden 3rd Peter Zimmerman open mono 1st Dean Werges,2nd Chuck Hildreth ,3rd Maiachi Bartley 20 hydro 1st Joel Martin ,2nd Ken Hildreth ,3rd Mark Voorhies 40 hydro 1st Mike Stutsman ,2nd Jon Gambrel ,3rd Dick Jones f hydro 1st Dean Werges ,2nd Ray Bowden ,3rdMark Voorhies twin 1st Harry Gerhart , 2nd Gregg David ,3rd Ken Hildreth 21 sport tunnel 1st Sam Bowden ,2nd Mike Schindler ,3rd Curt Powell sport 20 hydro 1st Phil Thomas ,2nd Chuck Hildreth ,3rd Mark Waldrip open tunnel 1st Mike Schindler ,2nd Alan Elzer ,3rd Ray Bowden open gas 1st Chuck Hildreth ,2nd Dean Werges 3rd Scott Reither 21 tunnel mod 1st Brian Schymik ,2nd Curt Powell ,3rd Alan Elzer sport 40 1st STEVE PEAK ,2nd Ken Hildreth , 3rd Dennis Wright scale 1st Ryan Hobby ,2nd Harry Gerhart ,3rd Kris Schactschneider..good job guys....Mikey poor pinky no wood
Man, THat trailer was full enough, We had a great time and I worked my tail off running that many boats for both of us. A Huge thanks to the St Louis thunderboaters who stayed and helped us repair the atlas and get it ready for the second day. The wind was up a little, but not so much that we couldnt race. We have a ton of pics including the very beginning of the Pico accident in the scale final. I am sure Brian will have it ready for Indy. If someoone tries to help me we will post some pics. we got some good action shots. Angie is getting better and better with that camera. Mike, you guys did a great job. And that race you and chuck had was awsome, side by side at least four times and never more that a few feet apart. I saw some great heats. Me and Mike were involved in a stock tunnel heat that was killer, at lap five any one of three boats could have won that heat with three or four lead changes and I dont know how many times second changed hands. The sport twentys are getting awful interesting also. Phil showing his muscle in the class with an awsome 50 plus mph boat. BUt one time his cruizing got him in trouble when chuck ran him down with the wood boat that made the plug. Phil prepped the boat for chuck to race and race it he did. They went one, two in that class Phil had a front radio box, with a Nova Rossi, Chuck had the new rear radio box with a mac motor. They were both flying. The forty monos were also awsome to watch. With Sammy showing some of his driving ability as well in a tight race where everyone finished three out of four rounds.Sixth place pointw are not often used! Phil still pulled out the overall win in that class with some pretty awsome driving from one of the veterans. Sixth place point are not often used! The St. Louis Thunderboaters overal took seventeen plaques home. THats alot of wood, baby. Great Race, Mikey. Will be back in the spring. Kenbzubee said:
