YOUR RESEARCHJim B's a cover guy, sort of...
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The 996 Board's and Nordstern's own Jim Breakey and his 996 V2.0 racecar are on the cover of the November issue of the Chicago Region's newsletter. Yah, sure dat's him. But in true HWFMR fashion he's at the tail of the pack. Or wait, maybe he's about to lap all the leaders. Yah sure, dat's it. Here's a link to download a pdf of the issue. http://www.pca-chicago.org/scene/
This must be my 15 minutes. My 996 made the November cover of the Nord Stern newsletter as well. It's a pretty cool picture. I'm curious who took it. http://nordstern.org/Newsletters/200411.pdf I suppose the 996 crowd will want to know what all those air-cooled cars are doing in front of me. From the results it looks like I managed to pass two of the five. I think we can assume the other three must have been cheating. Mike, thanks for the heads up.
See page 3. Mike Jerkot took the picture.
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