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Todd talks with Tarzan Yamada, Ryan Gates and Tony Wiesenhahn about their wins and recaps all the winners. Check it!

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Redline-Time-Attack-Round_691102.htm
Todd talks with Tarzan Yamada, Ryan Gates and Tony Wiesenhahn about their wins and recaps all the winners. Check it!
Full Results to be posted on RedlineTimeAttack.com soon, but here are your winners:
Overall Grand Champion:
Tarzan Yamada / Crawford Performance Subaru STi / 1:26.735
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The rain came… but thankfully, not a moment too soon. Raindrops first fell as the super session was about to get underway, which meant that the final run of the Unlimited Class was in the clear. And it was clear that Tarzan Yamada would be king of the Autobahn Country Club jungle when Mark Daddio and the AMS Performance Evo 10 wasn’t able to improve upon their laptime from the first session. But then, in stunning format Tarzan came screaming around the thirteenth turn and onto the front straight to set a blistering 1:26.735.
Not to outdo himself, but Tarzan didn’t give up winning there. Tarzan led from the first turn in the Super Session and took the first corner away from Charles Rhyu (who was neck and neck with him from the green flag until the braking point). After first half of the lap, Tarzan had a 15 car lead on Ryhu’s CRX and only lengthened it from there.
Rainstorm imminent. Unlimited yet to run. Tarzan leading Daddio by .367 seconds. Teams need more time to get ready.
Can AMS steal it? Or will Tarzan defend?
Who has the balls to run the super session in the rain and get the extra points?
Dawn breaks over the midwest with the promise of a great day of racing ahead…. but that promise is hidden behind some clouds.
The sky at Autobahn is solid high clouds right now with virgually no wind. The smokestacks in the distance who had their plumes nearly parallel to the ground yesterday are emitting straight up into the sky. Thankfully its a rather cool morning, currently at about 74* outside… but the humidity has been climbing steadily! Currently at 84%, and headed higher. (Yesterday’s humidity at the end of the day was at about 46% by comparison)
The National Weather Service is calling for a 20% chance of thunderstorms in the area, and radar is showing heavy rain to the west and moving in. A significant storm cell looks as if it will pass to the south, and we’ll miss any rain with this one. However, another, larger wave is behind it that appears to stand more of a chance of making on us, right at about 4pm, when the Super Session is expected to kick off. Its currently sitting southeast of Des Moines and headed this way.
Of course, we’ll keep you posted!
.052
Literally, the blink of an eye.
That is the difference in the fast times of the day for Tarzan Yamada and Mark Daddio. As the track dried up and the drivers became more and more confident and familiar with the course the times fell. Tarzan and the team from Crawford Performance got the car to sit nice and pretty at a 1:28.535 in the fourth practice session today, which was a 6 second improvement from the morning times. At that point, Mark and the AMS Crew were not going to sit there and take that, and headed out to prove they were going to compete. In the final sesssion (which Tarzan sat out) Mark turned the 1:28.587 which was also an improvement from the 1:31.8 from the morning sessions.
Speaking with Mark afterward, the team is down on power, and is suffering significant cooling issues which may not allow them to get a full run of three consecutive laps in. But they’re going to try hard to challenge Crawford and not just wait and see what happens in Nashville next month.
Check RedlineTimeAttack.com after 8pm Pacific for the next edition of Redline Pre-Grid presented by Subaru… Special Guests include Mark Daddio and Chris Rado.
1:31.844 in the second practice session for the Evo. Rado in the dual-winged FWD beast with a 1:38.1 in the second session as well.
Chicago has a bit of a reputation with weather. Bitter cold winters, hot humid summers, and this wind thing.
Well, its proving to be a pretty good thing for everyone at the Autobahn Country Club in Joliet, a suburb about 30 miles southwest of the city. All week long, thunderstorms with significant rain have decended upon the area. Last night, flood watches accompanied the tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings.
Well, thankfully, its all cleared out and moved on, and we can get down to the business of Time Attack! Forecasters are now saying that today and tomorrow will have clear, sunny skys with a good bit of humidity (its not too bad right now, but it is a bit sticky from all the rain) with high temperatures in the mid-80s. The track surface is still drying out a bit after the first group of drivers in Saturday morning practice has made their way through.
A moderate size group of racers has setup camp in the paddock here at the at Autobahn including a good contingent of returning racers.
Debuting at this event, on their “home track” is the AMS TA-X Evo X. The team was out here yesterday, getting a little shakedown time on the North Course along with Sponsoree Ryan Gates and his Evo X. Ross Miller and the crew at Ptuning have resurrected their Scion tC and made the 13 hour drive from DC to be here.
But the Long Haul award so far is going to Quirt Crawford and the guys from Crawford Performance who drove from Oceanside, CA out to the track (and were somewhat lost when arriving here last night at about 10pm and ended up at the Chicagoland Speedway/Route 66 Raceway complex just up the road). Other faces in the crowd include Chris Rado and the World Racing team, James Elterman and his Takata STi, Sharif Abdelbaset and his Forged Performance R35.
FORMULA X, presented by Mazda, returns to New Jersey’s premier motorsports facility during the June 13-14 weekend with a giant lineup of tuner and motorsports activities. Redline Time Attack will return with some of the nations’ fastest Time Attack competitors in a special Street and Modified category shootout. With $500 on the line in each division (FWD, RWD, AWD), the stakes will be high for drivers who think they can put down the fastest lap on NJMP’s awesome Thunderbolt Course.
Tuners and custom car enthusiasts looking to check out the Time Attack event can also enter or check out the F4 Challenge car show. With over 30 trophies, $1,800 in payout up for grabs and points toward the F4 Challenge season championships, the F4 Challenge will be sure to feature some of the hottest imports, domestics, and even motorcycles from the northeast and the mid-Atlantic regions. Two-wheel enthusiasts can also check out the All Revved Up Motorcycle festival on the Lightning Course, which will include Jason Britton’s famed No Limits motorcycle stunt team.
The tuner and two-wheel components join a huge two-day motorsports line up including the biggest open wheel development series – the Atlantic Championship powered by Mazda, the Star Mazda series, and the Skip Barber National Championship. Triple digit speeds and side-by-side action are going to be the norm as each of the series hosts a double-header race weekend.
For more information about the event, please visit www.njmp.com
For more info about the F4 Challenge, visit www.f4challenge.com
To register your car for the car show, please visit www.urbanracer.com/formulax
For more info or to register your car for the Redline Time Attack, please visit www.redlinetimeattack.com