Monthly Archives: April 2012

As some of you might know I am a member of the British Iron Association of Massachusetts.  The club is made up of people who have an interest in British motorcycles.  I have a Triumph Bonneville that I ride when … Continue reading →

Today the 2012 Chinese Grand Prix was held and it might have marked a major turnaround for a famous race car manufacturer.  The season is still young, but it looks like the teams are getting closer to each other in … Continue reading →

Qualifying is finished for the 2012 Chinese Grand Prix and it was full of surprises.  The first surprise was that Sebastian Vettel did not make it out of Q2 and will be starting in grid position 11.  The second surprise was … Continue reading →

In March 1968 American Motors Corporation introduced the AMX which stood for “American Motors Experimental”.  This was a high performance car that was a rare two-seat car that came from a car manufacturer that was not known for producing high performance … Continue reading →

The man behind the Arnolt-MG was Stanley H. Arnolt.  For some reason or other, everything that I’ve read about him said that he was known as “Wacky” Arnolt, yet nobody ever explained why.  From what I’ve seen and read, I would … Continue reading →

For those of you who might have thought that you knew the results of the Vodafone Rally de Portugal this post is for you.  After last weekend’s competitive stages it seemed that the Citroen DS3 of Hirvonen was the winner; … Continue reading →

Yesterday I posted a copy of a sample timing sheet from the upcoming Baden Classic Rally which will be held later this month in Baden, Germany.  Once again I will be competing in this rally this year as the navigator … Continue reading →

Some people have asked me about the timing method used for the upcoming Baden Classic Rally which I will be taking part in Germany later this month.  I think that the best way to explain it is to present a timing … Continue reading →

I got an email from Gerie Bledsoe in which Gerie included his report on the recent 2012 Chihuahua Express.  Gerie is a long-time competitor in both La Carrera Panamericana and the Chihuahua Express.  He also functions are the coordinator for American & Canadian entrants in … Continue reading →

As some of you who read this website know, I recently acquired a Terratrip 101 Plus odometer to use to compete in the upcoming Baden Classic Rally in Germany later this month.  The Terratrip 101 Plus is a basic single display odometer … Continue reading →