Post by chris on Jan 16, 2012 13:21:04 GMT -6
The last race of the race 5 weekend was the first Dash for the Cash race held during a GCRS event. The field of 15 cars was let out in an inverted order with time between the releases to put all of the vehicles theoretically at the finish line at the same time. Was there mayhem, Carnage, desperate and ill advised moves to overtake? The answer is no. It was clean fun to watch action from the start of the clock to the drop of the checkered flag.
The eventual winner was Alan Simpson, who started second, followed by Kenny Cangelossi and Gary Rebstock. the fans in the stands were treated to the classic tale of cat and mouse as they watched the field get closer and closer together each lap. Jim Tull and Phil Lahaye were the two fastest cars in the field leaving the grid last and second to last respectively but drove to times that were more then the allotted .5 seconds below there qualifying time. The next dash will be at the conclusion of the March event.
The eventual winner was Alan Simpson, who started second, followed by Kenny Cangelossi and Gary Rebstock. the fans in the stands were treated to the classic tale of cat and mouse as they watched the field get closer and closer together each lap. Jim Tull and Phil Lahaye were the two fastest cars in the field leaving the grid last and second to last respectively but drove to times that were more then the allotted .5 seconds below there qualifying time. The next dash will be at the conclusion of the March event.
