Here’s just a little bit about the second car brought by the one of the members of the Harris Hill Road (H2R) crew. It had been at least a year since Eric Beverding, Operations Manager at Harris Hill Road, had autocrossed. He brought along his dark grey 2008 Mazda MX-5 (Miata) with only 3k miles [...]
I’ve written many posts here about Harris Hill Road (H2R) in conjunction with their road course track & related events. At the SPOKES 2009 Autocross #5, Bo Rivers & his crew came to autocross with 2 very different cars. The first car is a fun little car I consider as a sort of the automotive [...]
The next SASCA autocross (June 7th, 2009) will be of the Divisional-in-a-Day style. What this means is that competitors will have the opportunity to run 2 courses in one event. Specifically, the course will be run in one direction in the morning, then re-arranged somewhat, and run in the opposite direction in the afternoon. Each [...]
There were other “vintage” cars besides Cliff’s 1976 Cosworth Vega at the SPOKES 2009 Autocross #5. There was a father/son team co-competing in a modified 1968 Chevrolet Camero. By both the looks & sounds, you could definitely tell this car was no longer stock. Neither Paul was very forthcoming about the mechanical mods to this [...]
Autocross events bring out all kinds of good talent. I met Jeff, an enthusiastic autocrosser, an SCCA club member (is the Houston Miata Club President) & the 2008 CS Houston SCCA Region Champion. As you can see, Jeff really believes in competition! He brought his Titanium Grey 2004 Mazdaspeed MX-5 Miata to the SPOKES 2009 [...]
At this past Sunday’s SPOKES 2009 Autocross #5, there was a classic hot car from the 70′s – a 1976 Chevy Cosworth Vega. Cliff, the owner, said he’s had this car new since he has in college. Now that’s true car ownership dedication! My brother had a standard issue Vega that he took cross-country, back [...]
Yesterday, the fifth SPOKES autocross of the year took place at the San Marcos Municipal Airport (SMA). It was noteworthy! There were 138 entries – they ran 4 heats with 5 runs in each heat. There were also 25 novices. To top it off, there was a “web reporter” from the Austin-American Statesman newspaper. And [...]






