Event Times and Standings

How Championship Points Are Awarded: Class Championship points are awarded after each event. 10 points are awarded for first place in the class, 8 for 2nd, 7 for 3rd, etc.

Driver	Car #	Car	Class	Best Time	Best Indexed	Class Rank	Index Rank	Overall Rank	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Run 5	Run 6	Run 7	Run 8	Run 9
James Paulson	130	2020 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE	Champion	35.536	35.536	1	1	1	36.863	36.123	35.699	35.801	35.976	35.536	35.887
Anson Lytle	68	2023 Porsche Cayman GTS	Champion	36.034	36.034	2	2	2	37.419	36.724	36.608	36.228	36.055	36.413 +1	36.034
Jeff Reece	31	2007 Porsche Cayman S	P03	36.228	36.228	1	3	3	36.529 +1	37.952	37.039	36.691	36.362	36.228	36.051 +1
Eric Freedle	3	2016 Porsche Cayman GTS	I02	36.427	36.427	1	4	4	37.060	36.819	37.113	36.849	36.567	37.217	36.427
Joshua Sechrist	5	2021 Porsche Cayman	P04	36.797	36.797	1	5	5	38.803	37.232	37.884	37.320	36.797	36.867	37.268
Jay Mallison	1	2014 Porsche Cayman S	I02	36.823	36.823	2	6	6	38.550	37.441	37.059	36.934	36.823	37.221	37.481
Ben Mason	434	2017 Ford Focus RS	NPM	36.952	36.952	1	7	7	38.149	37.437	37.909	36.952	37.411	37.190
David Kosa	17	2021 GT4	S04	37.022	37.022	1	8	8	38.770	37.806	37.022	37.967	37.187	37.199	37.087
Tong Qi	63	2019 Porsche GT3 RS	S04	37.053	37.053	2	9	9	38.811	37.557	37.100	37.298	37.053	36.904 +1	37.364
Jon Steeves	56	2023 Audi RS 3	NPA	37.072	37.072	1	10	10	38.442	37.701 +1	37.669	37.161	37.843	37.164	37.072
Tyler Hayward	443	2017 Ford Focus RS	NPM	37.097	37.097	2	11	11	38.106	37.662	37.097	37.219	37.260	37.237
Eric Takahashi	2	2022 Mazda MX-5 Club ST	NPR	37.112	37.112	1	12	12	38.423	37.564	37.623 +1	37.112	36.991 +1	37.151	36.657 +1
Seth Whiteley	139	2003 BMW M3	NPM	37.157	37.157	3	13	13	38.433	37.945	37.729	37.157	37.467 +1	38.469	37.899 +1	37.6 +1
Peter Burke	32	2013 Porsche Boxster S	S03	37.270	37.270	1	14	14	39.251	38.331	37.588	DNF	37.873	37.514	37.270
Bob Schatz	8	2018 Tesla 3	NPEV	37.311	37.311	1	15	15	38.123	38.105	37.349	37.311	37.999 +1	37.520	37.600
Diane Scott	321	Porsche Boxster S 2013	S03	37.452	37.452	2	16	16	DNF	39.958	38.357	38.534 +2	39.017	38.847	37.452
Mark Qandil	7	2021 GT4	S04	37.589	37.589	3	17	17	38.255	38.542 +1	37.888	37.589	37.622	37.655	37.819
Danielle Paulson	301	2020 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE	NPR	37.627	37.627	2	18	18	39.238 +1	38.870	38.743	38.180	RERUN	37.991	RERUN	37.627	38.046
Arron Mauldin	214	1997 Honda Del Sol	NPM	37.802	37.802	4	19	19	38.702	38.745	38.315	37.947	37.802	38.021	38.971
Daniel Sloan	411	2005 BMW M3	NPR	37.842	37.842	3	20	20	39.061 +1	38.987	37.842	37.606 +1	38.097 +1	38.469	38.421
Don Amedo	141	2006 Subaru	NPM	37.948	37.948	5	21	21	39.513	39.491	38.398	37.948	42.554	38.574
George Pang	21	2012 Porsche 911	S03	37.956	37.956	3	22	22	DNF	39.741	38.729	39.233 +1	37.956	38.351 +1	38.953
Scott Gilberti	36	2006 Porsche 987.1 Cayman S	P03	38.091	38.091	2	23	23	40.902	39.638	41.045	38.779	38.921	DNF	38.091
Junxian Chen	997	2022 Subaru BRZ	NPR	38.219	38.219	4	24	24	41.873 +1	44.131	38.583	38.219	38.321 +2	38.838	38.01 +1
Rob Palmer	50	2016 Porsche GT3 RS	NPR	38.303	38.303	5	25	25	39.505	38.877	38.885 +1	38.331	38.303	38.842
John Hunter	27	2017 Porsche 718 Boxster S	S04	38.545	38.545	4	26	26	43.431	39.447 +1	38.940	38.773	38.545	38.109 +1	37.945 +1
Eric Hoff	33	2008 Porsche Targa 4S	P02	38.592	38.592	1	27	27	39.222	53.229	39.167	39.682	38.730	38.592	38.618
Chris Riha	218	1999 Porsche 911 C2	S02	38.777	38.777	1	28	28	40.169 +1	39.493	39.157	39.302	39.238 +1	38.855	38.777
Mickie Hoff	330	2008 Porsche Targa 4S	P02	39.017	39.017	2	29	29	49.713	49.322	39.017	47.927	46.860	45.449 +1	46.459
Nathan Waldbauer	97	2017 Volks Golf R	NPA	39.113	39.113	2	30	30	41.749	DNF	39.744	39.674	39.625	39.377	39.113
Robert Undrill	117	1999 Mazda Miata	NPR	39.121	39.121	6	31	31	41.095	39.496	40.154	39.127	39.229	39.607 +1	39.121
Tom Riha	281	1999 Porsche 911	S02	39.192	39.192	2	32	32	40.717	40.024 +1	39.654 +1	39.192	39.219	39.096 +1	38.93 +1
Bryce Bederka	42	1999 Porsche Boxster	S01	39.320	39.320	1	33	33	40.825	40.070	39.700	39.886	39.320	DNF	39.377
Alex Kraft	84	2011 BMW 128i	NPR	39.534	39.534	7	34	34	40.498	39.957 +1	39.803	39.534	40.016	39.541	41.014
Jackson Waldbauer	973	2008 Volkswagen Rabbit	NPF	39.536	39.536	1	35	35	42.149 +1	41.739	40.433	39.834	39.687	39.536	39.789
Griffin Palmer	707	2023 Subaru brz	NPR	39.670	39.670	8	36	36	41.547	40.727	40.473	40.716	39.670	54.838	DNF	38.178 +1
Rafael Sierra	151	2006 Porsche Cayman S	S03	39.680	39.680	4	37	37	42.253	40.252	40.014 +1	39.981 +1	41.012	39.870	39.680
Harvey Wang	856	2022 Toyota GR86	NPR	39.741	39.741	9	38	38	42.987	40.347	40.547 +1	39.741	40.059 +3	40.519	39.946
Charles Jarvie	43	2004 Porsche Boxster S	S02	39.756	39.756	3	39	39	41.012	40.103	39.966	39.894	40.562	39.756	39.799
Louis Mavor	46	2014 Porsche Cayman S	S03	40.063	40.063	5	40	40	44.271	43.169	40.894	41.230	41.386	40.063	39.51 +2
Joey Yin	28	2021 Mini	NPF	40.166	40.166	2	41	41	43.322	42.088	41.963	40.687	40.811	40.166	40.258
Ryan Everson	225	Acura NSX	NPR	40.311	40.311	10	42	42	42.864	42.05 +2	41.139	41.359	40.342	40.311	40.480
Vance Croney	14	2014 Porsche Cayman S	S03	40.349	40.349	6	43	43	46.220	43.452	41.933	40.349	40.428	41.155	40.412
Todd Hess	48	2016 Porsche Boxster GTS Silver	S02	40.369	40.369	4	44	44	45.592	43.218	42.131	41.257	40.877	40.369	40.868
Thane Hasty	777	2013 Porsche Carerra	S02	40.608	40.608	5	45	45	45.193 +1	43.405	42.058	DNF	40.608	40.629	40.789
Tyler Saries	122	2016 Subaru WRX STI	NPM	41.265	41.265	6	46	46	43.169	43.203	42.213	42.286	41.509 +1	41.434	41.265
David Story	16	2018 Porsche 911 GTS	S04	41.328	41.328	5	47	47	DNF	44.003 +1	43.090	43.768	42.664	43.313	41.328
Jonathan Simons	83	1983 Porsche 911 SC	I01	41.484	41.484	1	48	48	46.208	42.972 +1	42.366	55.703	42.558	41.484	DNF
Mike Stack	136	2013 Porsche Boxster	S02	41.540	41.540	6	49	49	42.705 +2	44.048	41.540	43.032	42.046	42.216	42.009
Josef West	79	1979 Porsche 924	M01	41.906	41.906	1	50	50	46.287	44.230	42.364 +1	42.682	42.005	DNF	41.906
Joseph Mansfield	50	2009 Porsche 911	S02	42.047	42.047	7	51	51	DNF	DNF	43.259	DNF	42.135	42.047	42.159
Sean Vanderheiden	35	2003 Porsche 996 Coupe	S02	42.527	42.527	8	52	52	44.981	43.819	44.039	42.527	42.908	42.573	43.143
Tyler LeGeyt	156	2013 Subaru Brz	NPR	42.530	42.530	11	53	53	47.196 +2	45.759	45.712	43.747	43.338 +1	42.807	42.530
Clint LeGeyt	65	2013 Subaru Brz	NPR	42.566	42.566	12	54	54	DNF	48.587	46.634	45.385	43.965	44.127	42.566
Chris Jeans	52	1974 Porsche 914	NPR	42.800	42.800	13	55	55	DNF	46.196	46.315 +1	46.183	46.003	45.050	42.800
Cory Darling	911	2005 Porsche 911	S02	42.808	42.808	9	56	56	DNF	48.390	DNF	DNF	42.808	RERUN	DNF	43.969
Roy D. Johnson PhD	0	2016 Porsche GT4	S04	43.011	43.011	6	57	57	47.417	DNF	45.944	44.679	45.407	43.011	43.131
Kimberly Sprunger	124	1993 Honda Del Sol	NPF	43.899	43.899	3	58	58	51.021	45.056	44.331 +2	43.899	44.186 +2	44.857	43.332 +1
William Hunt	320	2009 Porsche Cayman S	S03	44.198	44.198	7	59	59	DNF	48.071 +1	45.703 +1	DNF	45.594	45.256	44.198
Stacy Stack	128	2013 Porsche Boxster	S02	44.859	44.859	10	60	60	46.794	45.387	45.427 +1	45.831	44.859	DNF	44.864 +1
Mike O’Connor	67	2004 Mazda MX-5 Mazdaspeed	NPR	45.686	45.686	14	61	61	46.434	DNF	DNF	46.442	45.686	47.026	45.842
Les Schreiber	511	2004 Nissan 350Z	NPR	46.000	46.000	15	62	62	50.524	47.782	48.643	47.315	46.000	46.407	47.308
Oliver Cattlin	22	2013 Mini Countryman	NPA	47.782	47.782	3	63	63	58.586	55.723	53.221	49.694	49.438	48.249	47.782
Janis Hess	94	2016 Porsche Macan S	S02	48.048	48.048	11	64	64	57.056	DNF	50.224	49.066	48.210	46.048 +1	DNF

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I have been an advocate and cheerleader of our many volunteers for several years. This year we have
had even more members step up and help out! Clearly, in order to organize and host over 100 separate events, it takes some peoplepower. As we are at mid-year, I want to share an update on what our volunteers are doing for the Club. It’s your Club and we want all of you to enjoy the fun and of course help out if you feel inclined to do so.

ORPCA’s Autocross Team layout courses, set up and take down cones, implement safety procedures, keep time, manage standings, train and encourage new drivers, and do it all at the break of dawn. This is a hardy, knowledge-heavy group of dedicated people who produce one of the strongest autocross organizations in the Pacific Northwest. If you have not participated in autocross, you should. You will be introduced to the sport by some of the best and probably become a better driver.

Our Social Committee and volunteers organize our monthly dinners, scout locations for future events, and plan the new-member orientation as well as the holiday party. They also monitor tickets for each social event, help prevent allergic reactions, and are on the lookout for all mobility needs. Have you tried one of the new Road and Fork events? These small-scale, intimate, elevated experiences are the brainchild of the Social Committee. Cheers to this team!

Drive Team volunteers scout routes and roads, lead drives, curate drive groups with leads and sweeps, check out potential stops for restroom breaks, maintain a large library of routes, handle oodles of pre-and-post drive logistics including insurance and follow-up reports. The drive team works closely with the Web Team to ensure that all drives (70+ this year) are listed and described accurately on our website and that registrations open in a timely manner to keep it easy for members to join in drives throughout the year.

The Membership Team orders and distributes name badges and anniversary pins. Name badges are key, but only one element of the many tasks involved in the Membership purview. Team members are master spreadsheet and database gurus. When questions arise around membership dues: what’s included, when and how to pay, this Team jumps in and clears the confusion. Additionally, Membership and supporting volunteers staff our tents and booths at public events to encourage new members to join and answer all questions relating to ORPCA.

Our new Community Outreach Committee is currently a small group of volunteers strategizing on how to serve others. This team guides our charitable giving efforts as well as finding opportunities to enhance our image and reputation in the small towns and cities we pass through on our drives. We will hear more from them as the year goes on. Please be sure to check out the June Anzeiger message from member Wendy Wells regarding this team effort. Your input is needed; remember, it’s your club and you can help guide the future.

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Your member newsletter, Anzeiger, is produced by a team of people, but mainly the editor and editorial support team. They are joined by a small group of experienced proofreaders, and many member contributors. Anzeiger is a big monthly project that showcases our many events and entices members to participate in future events.

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While I have not listed the names of everyone on the above teams, the list is long. I want to thank the entire unnamed list of people for their efforts, commitment and sense of fun for all that they do. I hope you thank them too! I know that after many events, some people will drop a short line of thanks to the organizer. You may not realize how good that makes them feel, but trust me, a little thanks goes a long way. If you enjoyed reading an article, had a good time on a drive or one of our multi-day tours, please give a nod and a thumbs-up to the organizers and volunteers who made it happen. It’s your club and it is 100% volunteer run.

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