Special Award Winners - Midwestern Council of Sports Car Clubs

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Midwestern Council of Sports Car Clubs First Annual Adult BIG WHEEL RACE Rules and Regulations 1. Store bought Big Wheels are allowed but home built entries are encouraged. 2. Propulsion of the Big Wheel must be by a direct drive to the front wheel. No gears allowed! 3. Self propelled (human powered). 4. Pedal to wheel ratio is free. 5. The front drive wheel must be larger then the rear wheels. 6. Minimums of three wheels are required. 7. Brakes are permitted but not required. 8. Safety gear that the racer MUST WEAR includes the following: a. Long sleeve shirt or jacket b. Full length pants c. Bike helmet (or better) d. Elbow pads e. Knee pads f. Gloves g. Tennis shoes (or better). No open toe/heel shoes allowed. 9. Good Sportsmanship is required at all times. 10. Each Big Wheel entry must go through tech and be deemed safe before it will be permitted to compete. Each club is encouraged to submit an entry for the Big Wheel Race; multiple entries are welcome from each club! The race itself will be a standing start from the start/finish line and conclude at the back gate to the paddock between corner 4 & 5. The start will be an old style Le Mans running start with grid position determined by drawing names out of a hat.
Climb a little higher on the tower By Hal Adkins I received a nice new cell phone for Christmas, replacing the one I got about four years ago that replaced the first one bought in 1994 — and no it was not a bag phone. The new phone works just great, but the transition between the first and second phone was not so smooth. The phone from 1994 was pretty big but better than previous versions of cell phone technology — the walkie-talkie looking gizmos that themselves were a vast improvement over the bag variety that basically started the whole cell phone phenomena. I miss bag phones. As they were bulky, people then tended to stay in their cars more when calling as compared to now, and so were less likely to carry on a running cell phone conversation on the merits of one feminine hygiene product over another while waiting in the order line at Taco Bell. My first phone was big enough to perhaps use as a self defense weapon if needed, and I found if you held it just right it could possibly pass for a handgun in low light situations. So if confronted by some robber/mugger/rapist/TV infomercial type of person, you could maybe bluff your way out of danger by waving it madly about and shouting a lot. And for everybody who asked, yes it was an old cell phone in my pocket, and yes I was happy to see you. I got the second phone with the same provider and told them I really wanted to step up to modern technology and convenience. I, too, wanted to be able to fumble for a ringing phone in the darkness of a movie theater, and accidentally flush that little sucker down the toilet at least once a year. But most importantly, I want to be able to call in the accident I just caused by yapping when I should have been driving. Sign me up for that nifty little flip phone there. No, I don’t need a camera phone ... well yes, that would be handy to have at the accident scene. Continued on next page
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Page 3 and 4: MEETING OF MIDWESTERN COUNCIL BOARD
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Page 11 and 12: Improved Touring and Showroom Stock
Page 13: Sports Racer Season Points Standing
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