Friday, September 11, 1998 - North Shore News - 33

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Twelve locals
competed

Robert Gaister

News Reporter
robert@usnews.com
FAR away from the the
limelight of last week-
end’s main attraction
— the Molson Indy —
several North Shore
racers managed to turn
in winning perfor-
maancces.

Chief among those was
John Beaudoin who, after
overcoming, a pyor start,

managed to finish the Sports
Car Club of B.C. (SCCBC)

race first in his class and sec-.

ond overall. Reaudoin’s name
may ring a bell with long-time
radio listeners who remember
his days as a C-FOX disc jock-
ey.

* “The SCCBC race, along
with the Indy Lights and
KOOL/Toyota Atlantic
Championship, i is run in con-
junction with the Indy main
event. It features several class-
es racing concurrently on the
same track that is later taken
over by the likes of Michael
Andretti, Greg Moore and
Alex Zanardi.

Other North Shore podi-
um finishers in their respective
classes included: Doug Yip,
Tan Lambert, Gerald Pactz,
Alan Huston aud Brian
Bradley. In ail, 12 of the 50
competitors participatin,
the SCCBC race hailed
the North Shore. _

Meanwhile, West

Vancouver's David Rutledge -

was forced out of his
KOOL/Toyota Atlantic race

~~ An indy car could have stopped

© SPORTS
North shore racers ai Indy

JOHN Beaudoin came
out a winner last Sunday
after the running of the
Sports car Club of B.C.
invitationc! race.

by electrical problems on the
sixth lap. At the race’s outset,
Rutledge, 20, who started out
in seventh position, was run-
ning a race worthy Gia home-
town boy making a successful
return.

However, even as he was
closing on the race’s eventual
top five finishers, his car could
not keep up with him.

The fifth lap saw it start to
cut out sporadically. In the
pits mechanics looked the car
over and sent Rutledge out
again where but he stalled
compleiely less than a lap
later. As it turned out, a loose
battery connection was caus-
ing the problems though ir
was too late te continue rac-
ing.

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