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East Coast Timing Association => ECTA General Chat => Topic started by: Seldom Seen Slim on December 07, 2017, 07:12:50 AM
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Well, well -- how 'bout that? Steve and CJ Strupp are gonna take over running the ECTA. We met Steve back maybe ten years ago at a Shootout and have kept up with him ever since. We've got a Southern Indiana racer boy running the show now - and this oughta be great.
Steve, in case you don't know him, is the most-everything guy for Jack Rogers and the #757 Camaro - and a bunch of other cars. He builds, tunes, drives, and tells stories -- just like dang near every other Bville racer. CJ is the saint of a woman that has put up with him for years.
Take a look at their new Facebook page - Strupp Services. Oh, yeah - don't forget to take a book to help you translate Steve's speech from Indiana to something we can all understand. :roll:
Corngratulations, Steve and everyone involved. I betcha this'll work out dandy. :cheers: :cheers:
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And when I clicked "post" i saw a new email - from Steve:
"Subject: ECTA Press Release
Wadesville, IN – December 6, 2017. Strupp Services, Inc. is pleased to announce that it will assume the operation of ECTA (East Coast Timing Association) effective January 1, 2018.
A veteran in the land speed racing space, Strupp Services will continue the ECTA tradition of providing exciting opportunities for the racing enthusiast. Keith Turk will continue in his role as Race Director while Tonya Turk will be instrumental during the race weekend. ECTA holds its first event of the 2018 season in April at the Blytheville International Airport in Blytheville, AR.
Steve Strupp, President of Strupp Services, says, “We are excited for the opportunity to further this sport and preserve the land speed racing tradition on pavement.” He continued, “We also look forward to working closely with the Blytheville community to forge lasting relationships that benefit all.
Strupp Services, Inc. provides race support and management services for the motorsports enthusiast."
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Steve worked tirelessly this year at Australias Speedweek when he brought over a 3 car team of Jack Rogers Camaros .
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Well this should be interesting :-o
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Now if only a location can be found that's actually east of at least the Mississippi :roll:
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That one is east of some of the Mississippi River..... but 15 miles west where the river goes by.... :roll: