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4/30/2008 TRG's Pumpelly and George Finish 2nd in Bosch 250 at VIR The pair moves closer to the points lead. 4/1/08 TRG and Co-Drivers Pumpelly and George Jr. Take Rolex Series GT Points Lead with Podium Performance in GAINSCO Grand Prix of Miami 2/25/08 Pumpelly Leads the First Day of Homestead Testing TRG Brings in a 2,3,4 sweep Despite Problems It wasn't where SP would finish, it was IF! 01.27.08 67 Podium Finish in P3 GT More soon. |
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The Koni Challenge series returns to action with tomorrow's second round at the Miami Homestead Speedway. John Mayes will start the #49 Porsche from the 21st qualifying spot. The race can be followed live at 1:15 at grandamerican.com ~Linds 4/14/2007  Good luck to you and John! We'll be watching and cheering for you guys!M and M 4/14/2007 Off to Iowa....all the best of everything, skill, strategy, weather,and luck! We'll be on the computer for sure...scratching our heads....analyzing with your girl...trying to keep up with what is really going on! M & M 4/17/2007 Congratulations on the 5th fastest lap on Friday--should make for a good race tomorrow... 4/20/2007 PUMPELLY SETS FAST TIME IN FRIDAY'S ROLEX SERIES TEST AT VIR In GT class action, Spencer Pumpelly turned in a time of 1:55.651 (101.789 mph) during the second session to lead 28 cars in preparation for Saturday's VIR 400 (SPEED, 4/28, Tape Delay, 8:30 p.m. ET), the third round of the 13-race season for the GT class in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series presented by Crown Royal Special Reserve. Pumpelly, of Dacula, Ga., said the TRG team completed the session first on an old set of tires, then changed to a new set toward the end of the 45-minute session, securing the top spot on the speed charts. "The car was handling great," said Pumpelly after piloting the No. 67 Porsche GT3 sponsored by NETTTS/Louis Boston machine. "I only did one lap during the first session before turning over the car to co-driver Mark (Greenberg) and sorting out some other issues. So in the second session, we put down a good lap, and I'm really happy with the car. TRG puts together a really good program, and an excellent car, so it was no surprise that we were quick out of the box. "I think there are going to be a lot of cars that have the potential to put down a good lap tomorrow, as I'm not sure we saw everything everyone had today. But, we have an excellent car. One of the things TRG has been doing -- and showing over the last couple of races -- is that late in the stint, our cars are very strong. Hopefully we'll not only put together a good, solid lap, but continue to be good in the latter stages of the stint." Eric Lux and Wolf Henzler, who share the No. 74 Rembrandt Charms Porsche GT3 from the Tafel Racing stable, set the first session's fast time and landed second on the charts in the second session at 1:55.922 (101.551 mph). The pair split time behind the wheel in the second session, with Henzler driving the first eight laps before turning the car to Lux, who drove the final 10 circuits. Henzler set the fast time on lap four of the run. The pair's first session time was 1:56.865 (100.732 mph). GT points co-leader Nick Ham, who has had a hand in the last two victories in GT action for the SpeedSource team, laid down the third quick time at 1:55.986 (101.495 mph) in the No. 70 Mazda/Mazdaspeed RX-8. Ham shares the No. 70 Mazda with SpeedSource owner/driver Sylvain Tremblay. Andy Lally in the No. 66 Porsche CRG/Maxter/Rotax/MBA/NFP/F1Air Porsche GT3 was fourth with a lap at 1:56.267 (101.250 mph) in TRG machine he is sharing with RJ Valentine. Leh Keen rounded out the top five in the No. 85 Marquis Jet/IPC/Recaro Porsche GT3 fielded by Farnbacher Loles Motorsports with a lap at 1:56.368 (101.162 mph). Keen's co-driver is Dominik Farnbacher. 4/27/2007 You're awesome! 4/28/2007 Spencer, was that you in the car on the Grand-Am site taking the GT flying lap with TRG? 4/28/2007 SP on POLE!!!!! In GT class action, meanwhile, Spencer Pumpelly headed a 28-car field despite completing the entire first session on old tyres. “The car was handling great,” commented the Porsche GT3 ace. “I only did one lap during the first session before turning over the car to (co-driver) Mark Greenberg and sorting out some other issues. In the second session we put down a good lap, and I'm really happy with the car. TRG puts together a really good programme and an excellent car, so it was no surprise that we were quick out of the box. “I think there are going to be a lot of cars that have the potential to put down a good lap tomorrow, as I'm not sure we saw everything everyone had today. We have an excellent car though. One of the things TRG has been doing – and showing over the last couple of races – is that late in the stint, our cars are very strong. Hopefully we'll not only put together a good, solid lap, but continue to be good in the latter stages of the stint.” 4/28/2007 Lots of racing in the last three weeks. We lost the engine early in the GS race in Iowa and last weekend a large chunk of rubber from another car shattered the windshield. We replaced it but lost several laps. The video on the grand am site has Mark Greenburg at the wheel. Spencer 5/5/2007 Congratulations Spencer on the great win at Laguna! Listened to most of the race on the net. I surely wish I could have seen the race. The car must have been awesome. Hope to see you guys soon. Ken 5/20/2007 | ||
