There were 16 car records set. 1 electric streamliner; 4 cars with vintage engines (3 roadsters, one on open record); 4 cars/trucks with 2-C, 1-D and 1-F class engines all on open records. For reference, one of the C engine cars went 181. The F record in that category is 189. The D engine car went 139, same F 189 record. The F engine car went a respectable 163; The remainder were 4-H engines, 1-I and 1-J. Three of the H class were set by the same car changing classes. Qualifiers and returns often, not always, were significantly different suggesting possible taction issues though of course there can be many explanations for that. NO AA ,A or B engines and over all few of anything over 200.
Small motors ruled. I consider all the times well under the potential of these cars due to track conditions despite the hard work of SCTA to provide a good course. I congratulate all. Personally, I get to try next year again like a lot of others who made long trips to watch. (I was 6000+ RT)
