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Doug Welch.
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- June 30, 2007 at 2:57 pm #58485
Doug Welch
ParticipantFor the most part, teams are informal groups at best. They are more a grouping of a shop’s customers than anything else. Most racers are not part of a team.
For example, the Shockwave Karting team is a group of Shockwave Kart owners who all pit together. The team principles, myself, Jeff and Greg, offer assistance to our customers. We offer that help at no charge. We help them with tunning advice and driving coaching on race day. We also share information. It helps everyone go faster.
At the last RMax/club race at IMI, we had 6 Shockwave drivers pitted together. We had 4 poles, 2 main event wins, 3 second places and a third. Every “team” member but one was on the podium. I think that if you look through the results, you will find a large number of the racers on the podium have some sort of team support.
June 30, 2007 at 8:25 pm #58486Billet Performance
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Thats impressive can we join your TeamJuly 1, 2007 at 12:24 am #58487Doug Welch
ParticipantNo Barry, your guys are doing very well without our help. In fact, maybe we should join your team. You seem to have very good results also.
My point was that if you look at the total results, it appears that most of the podium finishers were from one of three major shop teams.
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