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pleted his first senior race
just recently and plans to run
his car in this year’s en-
durance race. Next season
should bring the fastest
Honda on the rack if his
winter improvement
projects go well.

Pieter Baljet began his
second year of racing this
season after completing his
novice program last year
with great expectations. He
managed to live up to those
expectations very well in-
deed by claiming first overall
in GT-1 driving a full race
prepared Camaro sponsored
by Royal Pontiac and Brian
Coyle Agencies. The super-
fast Camaro was virtually
unbeatable with Baljet at the
wheel and he very nearly
won cvery race entered.
Baljct plans to campaign his
car again next year as well as
try his hand at Formula Ford
in a few events.

Another successful driver
on the 1.C.8.C.C circuit this
year was Tim Moore driving
his A & T Stair Rails Datsun
240Z to second overall in D-
Production against some suff
compctition.Moore finished
last year in third just two
points out of second despite
having run only 8 out of 13
races This year he missed
two races (one because he
got. marned) and fatled to
claim top spot in the series
only because of the points
lost in those events In the
last six events Moore posted
four wins and (wo seconds

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Moore plans to race his 240Z
again next year with the help
of more sponsorship.

Ray Cooke is one of
Westwood'’s “gentlemen

racers” And this year has_

campaigned his Ford-
powered AC Cobra in the
Vintage Car racing class.
Cooke is a long-time racing
fan and enjoys runhing for
the fun of it. Next year's
plans include running the
Cobra again as well as a
former champion vintage
Formula C Brabham jf all the
necessary parts gan be
found. 7

Unfortunately not all of
this year’s stoties are about
successes. Sdme-drivers like
Frank Quigg have only bad
luck to talk about. After a
crash in a Trans-Am event in
California last fall, Quigg
spent most of this year
putting his rapid GT-1 class
Camaro back together.
Finally, after all the work
was done, he ran the carina
pro-sedan race at Westwood
this summer, only to have his
engine blow up partway
through the event. Quigg’s
plans for next year are
uncertain.

For the fifth year in a row
the Geme MK 8& B Sports
racing car of Tom Muaro
managed to win his senes
championship déspite some

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drivers suc seeded

stiffer opposition this year.
Munro ran nine I.C.S.C.C.
events this year, finishing
first overall in four of those
races and first in class in two
others. The only real trouble
he experienced this year was
when a crankshaft broke
early in the season at
Westwood, forcing him to go
with a less powerful backup
engine.

Al Allison ‘drove his D-
Sports racing Brabham to
second overall as he did last
year except this year he
was short of first play by a
single point!

As for me, finishing
second overall in the
L.C.S.C.C. series last year, I
was ready to go for number
one this time in my own
racing efforts in the Formula
Vee class. A bad start at the
beginning of the season with
a few car problems plus
some driving errors as well
left me behind however,
eventually finishing third
overall in F-Vee. I did set
oul to win races Unough and
that I did twice so things
werent all that bad. During
the latter half of the season I
fared much better = after
coming to. grips with
problems and managed to
post some near-record tap
tumes at the various tracks in
the process.

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For 1982 I hope to be able
to move up to Formula Ford
at last dnd thus begin a
racing career if I can make
the cut.

So, all in all, it’s been a
pretty fair year for road
racing as far as all of us
North Shore drivers go.
Most important , even
though there was some bad
luck mixed in with the good,
everyone enjoyed them-
selves and I'm quite sure
next year will see us all back
in the fray once again!

(Marty Knoll is a Formula
Vee driver who lives in
North Vancouver.)

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