Miata Mailing List: July 1995, Message #99
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   From: bkd@usl.edu (Brian K. Dore')
Subject: 1.6L models are still competitive autocrossers
   Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 09:38:02 -0400


>From the SCCA National Tour in Evansville:

CS    1TRad Vach, Plymouth, MI                   90 Mazda Miata Wht    81.762
CS    2TBob Smith, Parma, OH                     94 Mazda Miata Blk    81.826
CS    3TStan Whitney, Fayetteville, AR           95 Mazda Miata Black  81.852
CS    4TEric Esch, Marietta, GA                  95 Mazda Miata Blue   82.339
CS    5T C. Bud Henthorn, Edgewood, KY           94 Mazda Miata Blk    82.600
CS    6 Ken Mooney, Evansville, IN               85 Mazda RX7 Red      82.851
CS    7 Bob Landdeck, Bixby, OK                  84 Mazda RX7 Red      83.678
CS    8 Kenneth Andrew, Evansville, IN           90 Mazda Miata Red    84.695
CS    9 J R Mills, Little Rock, AR               90 Mazda Miata Red    84.956
CS    10Mike Biel, Northville, MI                93 Volkswagon Silver  85.603
CS    11Stephen Provost IV, Evansville, IN       86 Mazda RX7 Red      87.320
CS    12Doug Jacobson, Marquette Heights, IL     73 Porsche 914 Wht    87.613
CS    13Fred Uptagrafft, Russellville, AR        90 Mazda Miata Red    88.480
CS    14Ray Allen, Russellville, AR              92 Mazda Miata Red    88.964
CS    15Rick Bohn, Maineville, OH                86 Toyota MR2 Blk     91.925
CS    16Chris Flier, Chesterfield, MO            85 Mazda RX7 Blue        DNS

It's nice to know that the early model Miatas are still competitive enough
to win every now and then.  Almost all of the nationally competitive drivers
have traded up to the '94-'95 models.  I think I remember that Rad and Bev
were trying to sell their '90 a couple of months ago.  I wounder if they
might decide to keep it a little longer.

Brian ('90 Red base, '90 White A)


Brian K. Dore' 
Systems Analyst
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
(318) 482-6868