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- December 31, 2004 at 7:04 pm #49269
Anonymous
InactiveJim……if you’re having to wait on an FAA approval, you might want to let me see if I can have one of my dad’s friends “speed the process”. He was a former Senior Director for the FAA….at Centennial 🙂
December 31, 2004 at 7:42 pm #49270Ben Schermerhorn
ParticipantJim sounds great! I can’t wait. Good Luck.
8)
BenDecember 31, 2004 at 9:25 pm #49271cgordon
ParticipantCongratulations Jim. Good luck with everything. It will be great to see the new track.
Charles
January 1, 2005 at 4:41 pm #49272Jeff Clark
Participant:rotate:
Jim,
I can’t wait to use the new track! Living in Parker means quick access and more “kitchen passes”!!!
Jeff
January 1, 2005 at 4:49 pm #49273Anonymous
InactiveThanks for the update. Those contractors will be flying. Cure the track well.
I think everybody is excited about your track, and wishes you luck. The karters will support your endeavor! If you run your track like the way you ran the Denver Mini Grand Prix, you will have a blockbuster!!
I’ll be there
😀January 2, 2005 at 6:58 pm #49274RBI
ParticipantJim,
Sounds like things are in motion. You have my full backing on the SKUSA decision. I think it will be a great opportunity for our regional guys to see how they stack up against the rest of the country at the final race.
Regional racing all year, one Final race to crown a National champion, less travel, for $75.00. You can count Team RBI in for that one.
Good luck and call if you need any help.
Richard Buxman
Hey drivers, let’s hear what you think. We as drivers are the final decision makers in how things go. Let’s choose a direction and run with it. The sooner the better so we can make our plans. If anyone has questions they can call me at the shop 800-268-0844.
January 2, 2005 at 8:00 pm #49275Curt Kistler
ParticipantWay to go Jim!!! I know you have been working this deal for a long time now and it was not a last minute desision. This gives us the sanctioned rule book we have been requesting, with no exclusions, inclusions or seperate track addendums. :cheers:
Good news, bad news for us…
We have been patiently waiting for this, along with others, to build our ’05 program.
Good news: We can now start tunning our RBI 80 shifter on dry days.
Bad news: We just got back from a family ski weekend / new years celebration, and Matt broke his leg trying to beat dad to the bottom of Keystone on our last run of the day 🙁6 weeks in a cast!!! He is really bummed out, and in alot of pain. But not to worry, he will be back with some unfinnished business to take care of.
Happy New Year to all, and to Team Billet and Team RBI, we will be in touch real soon. :sun:
The Kistlers
January 2, 2005 at 9:36 pm #49276Anonymous
InactiveJim:
Thanks for taking the SKUSA position. Can you tell us what other tracks will make up the mountain region. We know it is only Colorado and Utah. When the info comes your way pass it on to the rest of us as quickly as possible.Curt:
Feed the boy. Take some money out of the race budget and put it in the feed budget. Hope Matt gets well soon.Bill
January 3, 2005 at 12:43 am #49277Doug Welch
ParticipantCurt
Sorry to hear about Matt. Tell him to get well soon.
January 3, 2005 at 2:21 pm #49278Anonymous
InactiveTake care Matt.
a bummner!
🙁January 3, 2005 at 2:28 pm #49279Curt Kistler
ParticipantThanks guys. Bill, I can’t get him to eat, or gain. Wish I had that problem.
January 3, 2005 at 4:27 pm #49280stacey cook
ParticipantCurt, when we were kids my two dumb brothers were racing on the last day, last run of the year and crashed into each other right in front of the lodge resulting in the younger one breaking his leg and being in a cast for 8 weeks.. he wanted to kill Darren, thank god he couldnt catch him… :sun:
January 3, 2005 at 7:35 pm #49281Mike Jansen
ParticipantMatt,
Just another reason why you should trade in the popsicle sticks and get on a board. Try the dark side you’ll love it!
Jim,
Like I said in an earlier thread, what is SKUSA going to offer us? Maybe you can enlighten us (read me) that are in the dark…
Cheers amigo for the foot forward if anyone can pull it off you can!
January 4, 2005 at 3:38 am #49282Anonymous
InactiveCurt,
Try milkshakes on Matt.
January 4, 2005 at 2:05 pm #49283Curt Kistler
ParticipantMatt said thanks to all, and he is feeling better. Maybe now I can have the rest of his pain meds 😕
Back to Jim’s original post that I sent into a different direction :rotate:
The decision by Jim to take the helm of the SKUSA Mountain Regional President will allow us a huge opportunity to run Pro Moto races at the local tracks, temp or established facilities, without spending alot of money on travel. We can now run the events within our region, perhaps run down to Texas or out to Vegas when the travel bug hits, and then have two large events at the end of the season to size up our kart and driver against the rest of the best.
We look forward to learning more about the Mountain Region races with respect to the Denver Grand Prix, Colorado Springs Street race, Black Rock Utah, The Track @ Centennial and who knows what else Mr. Keesling has up his sleeve. 😀Thanks again for taking the risk Jim, and I am sure there will be plenty of local teams to support your efforts. At lest there has to be some Colorado boys that want to go out to Utah and return the favor of kicking their butts. :idn:
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