Videos are available (now includes Bren and Brian H!)
Photos are available

The 2006 Ron Katona Memorial Autocross was this past weekend and Team WTF?! was up to its usual tricks.  The event was a fundraiser for the Ron Katona Motorsports Foundation, and there were a number of fun activities...some with a true Team WTF?! flavor.  Some of the highlights were the the Green Machine competition and the hecklers (many of which were provided by Team WTF?!).

The heckler idea was a really inspired one.  For a measly $3 donation, you could put a heckler in your competitor's car.  For $6, you could put two hecklers in his car if there were enough open seats.  A driver could bar entry for a heckler by matching the $3 donation.  To hear what a run with a couple hecklers on board was like, watch one of Clyde's first two runs: the one where he spun and the one where he went off course without being called off course (warning, big files, the usual language, and a little bit of ass crack, but for those who are worried, no full bodied mooning).

In A Street Prepared, Bren got whooped by his codriver, Brian H, who was not quite as whooped by two others, but still only managed a 3rd place finish to Bren's 4th place.  Of course, we can't speak about a whooping without mentioning Nick's 6th of 17 return to A Street Prepared.  While Bren took some heckling like a man (on a run that turned out to be his fastest of the day), Nick bought out all hecklers that were hired to ride with him. "I can't afford it.  The potential damage to NickStein Tuning could be irreparable.  See, our reputation hinges on our professionalism, you see the way that I dress.  Aiding or assisting in this heckling nonsense...well, nothing good could come from it."  Bren was a little more upbeat. "I think Brian H found 1.5 of Nick's three seconds, and he's not giving them back."  Brian H could not be reached for comment and no one knows why.

In B Street Prepared, Team WTF?! newcomer, Bobbie took second place, just a scant 2.976 seconds behind the class winner, Lee Piccione.  "Nick was helping.  You know."

A Stock saw John V and Ken swapping spit, er seats in John V's Boxster.  John V could barely stay off the cones in his first three runs, but managed to put together a run that could only be described as, uh, "quick" on his fourth and final run. "Yeah, I laid a smackdown on the rest of A Stock today.  Imagine what's going to happen when we have more than just tires on this car." What about the GXP, John V? "Shut up, Ted."  Ken took a solid if silent third place. "." was all the man had to say.

Over in B Stock, Clyde had one thing to say, "Tire smoke really stinks."  With a spectacular spin (short video of just the spin) that had him eating bits of tire and asphalt on his first run, he collected no less than 2 cones on each run (sometimes as many as 7 or more).  Yet he still placed midpack in B Stock.

The 2006 Ron Katona Memorial Autocross was quite an enjoyable event for all of Team WTF?!  and we are proud to have had the opportunity to contribute with our heckling skills, which hopefully made the event more enjoyable for more people.

Photos are available

Team WTF?! unleashed some super secret weapons at a thte 4th event of the 2006 WDCR Solo Series. Their effects are still reverberating to the point that a write up of the event still hasn't been completed.  The 1,900 photos taken are available, though, and we know that's why you really come here.  So, please, enjoy!

Photos available here.
Videos coming soon. (yeah, we know you've heard it before, but we mean it this time)

In a very Team WTF?! manner, this report was filed 12 days late...and probably $12 short, but we'll mail you a check right after we get the sway bar from Saner.

There was a perfect storm brewing for the weekend of the DC Pro Solo.  More entries than ever before in a Pro, a weather forecast that called for three straight days of biblically proportioned storms, and the same old dead nuts reliable timing gear. Oh, and on top of all that, there were over 40 first timers as well.  Nothing to worry about, right?  Oddly enough, it all went pretty smoothly.  The Team WTF?! effect was still in full force for the weekend, however.

Photos from the 2006 Washignton, DC Pro Solo have been posted here .

There should be anywhere from a few to a whole bunch of each car that competed on Saturday for a grand total north of 1,700 photos. 

A full Team WTF?! recap and videos will be posted soon...