Friday, June 30, 2006
Local expert Andy Rossetto – he’s from nearby Grafton, Wis. – took pole for Saturday’s Skip Barber National Presented by RACER.
Here he is in T14. Last year in the National Rossetto won two of the four Road America races. Points leader Alexander Rossi is also on the front row.
Race-One Qualifying, Skip Barber National Presented by RACER, Road America. Conditions: Dry 1. Andy Rossetto Grafton, Wis., 2:32.223 / 94.598 mph 2. Alexander Rossi, Nevada City, Calif., 2:32.397 3. Kyle Wiegand, Bargersville, Ind., 2:32.451 4. Jonathan Goring, Norfolk, Conn., 2:32.455 5. Kyle Lawrence, Ft. Gratiot, Mich., 2:32.658 6. Duncan Ende, Los Angeles, Calif., 2:32.750 7. Marco Di Leo, Markham, Ont., Canada, 2:33.021 8. Richard Heistand, Orlando Fla., 2:33.140 9. Darius Trinka, Lithuania, 2:33.363 10. Jonathan Gore, Franklin, Tenn., 2:33.374 11. Alex Doman, Conifer, Colo., 2:34.413 12. Juan Pfeiffer, Colombia, 2:34.447 13. Peter Husser, Salinas, Calif., 2:35.374 14. Jason Fennessey, Andover, Mass., 2:35.432
Masters National points leader Chris Willcox took pole for the Masters National, 3/10s quicker than Dick Lippert. This is Willcox in Turn Three.
Race-One Qualifying, Skip Barber Masters National, Road America. Conditions: Dry 1. Chris Willcox, 2:34.790 / 93.029 mph 2. Dick Lippert, 2:35.111 3. Jimmy Locke, 2:35.569 4. John Greist, 2:35.893 5. John Mayes, 2:35.894 6. Quentin Wahl, 2:36.547 7. Jeff Kaiser, 2:37.075 8. John Peterson, 2:37.304 9. Michael Auriemma, 2:37.416 10. Bob Hagerty, 2:39.527 11. Ron Yarab, 2:41.642 12. Dario Cioti, 2:42.211 Rick Roso
