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IniezioneIniezioneIniezione August 2010 The newsletter of the
Northwest Alfa Romeo Club
Alfa Romeo 100th Birthday… Show / Drive / Lunch
In This Issue:
Updated Plans! Plan to celebrate the belated Birth-
day of Alfa Romeo with NWARC on August 14th.
Of course, the primary focus will be what we enjoy
most about the cars… the look, and the driving. You
can join at any portion of the day that works best for
you.
We‘ll start the day
enjoying breakfast at 8 AM at Ruby’s Diner at the Redmond Town
Center
(16501 NE 74th St Redmond 98052 )
At 9 AM we‘ll display our cars at
the RTC / European Exotics show for a short visit.
Around 10:30 AM, we will head out for a pleasant 1.5 hour
drive
on nice backroads heading to a lunch at noon at Taylor Park
in
Duvall. There is a nice Picnic Shelter and BBQ for us.
(Note…
not Taylor‘s Landing in Duvall)
The club will provide each person a BBQ lunch, as well as a
100th Anni-
versary Polo shirt. Just show up, eat, drive, and enjoy the day.
Rumor is that we’ll also have Birthday Cake!
* 100th Birthday ……...pg 1
* President’s Column...pg 2
* Half Lap of Wash…….pg 3
* Russ Neely ……….…. pg 4
* News …………….…….pg 5
* Membership……........pg 6
* Whidbey Show ……...pg 7
* Kirkland Concours…..pg 7
* All Italian Wrapup … pg 8
* Concorso Italiano …. pg 9
* Pebble Beach …….. pg 10
* Miniatures …………. pg 11
* Classified Ads ….....pg 12
* Calendar………...…..pg 13
Next club events... * Club Picnic ……….…. Aug 14 * PR Lapping
Day……...Sept 1 * Club Meeting ………..Sept 14
* Half Lap ………....Sept 18-20
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President’s Column By Harry Reed
Cool Cars Everywhere!
Hardly a day goes by when there is not a car show this time of
year. Yes, there are Alfa‘s along with other cool autos. The Greg
Whitten Garage
tour was great as usual; The National Convention had it share of
great Alfas. The Pacific Northwest Historics had its compliment of
Alfa‘s and other
great cars. Coming up is Concorso Italiano in Monterey, Alfa‘s
will be featured, as will they be featured at the Pebble Beach
Concourse d‘Elegance.
In September we have the Kirkland Concourse d‘Elegance and of
course Alfa Romeo will be featured. The list could go on and on, of
other car
shows in the local area.
NWARC not to be outdone by these other events decided to put on
our own, First Annual All Italian Car and Bike Show. Sharon
Crosetto was the
event coordinator and was able to secure Columbia Crest Winery
as the site for our First Annual All Italian Car and Bike show. It
was a huge suc-
cess; we had about 100 Italian cars and 15 bikes in attendance
during the day. At one point I counted about 60 cars, I noted 26
Alfa‘s during the
day and decided I would spend no more time counting cars. Thanks
to the help of the Italian car owners we were able to contribute
about 377 lbs
of food to charity. There was coffee and pastry to start out the
day. Sharon managed to obtain $5 wine tasting tickets for all the
Italian car owners
and their quest, at no charge to us. The actual car show was
held in the parking lot which had islands of tress‘s, so there was
sun and shade, I
would add the weather was perfect. I believe this to be one of
our best events in the past few years, and certainly look forward
to next year‘s All
Italian Car and Bike show. All this was made possible by the
efforts and hard work of Sharon. A big NWARC thanks to Sharon for a
splendid day.
We can all look forward to the NWARC celebration of Alfa Romeo‘s
100th birthday on August 14th more information on this event is on
page 1.
I was able to get another long drive in last month, about 1,100
miles, this time it was all top down weather. I touched a little of
Idaho, Oregon and
of course Washington. I traveled Route 2 in both direction over
the Mountain, just seems a little nicer then I-90. I hope to get
several more trips in
before the weather goes south.
It is time to make your plans for the September 18, 19 and 20,
Half-Fast-Lap of Washington. The route has been planned, so you may
do one, two
or three days of event. As always it will be a different route
more info on page 3.
We had a very interesting and informative July meeting at Pete
Bristow‘s EXCLUSIVE AUTO REPAIR, I know it was exclusive when saw
Joe
Faherty‘s Alfa up on the rack. Pete had some great stories about
competition driving and auto repairs. Thanks Pete, for hosting a
for great evening
Make your plans now to drive in our September 1st, lapping day
at Pacific Raceways. If you don‘t plan to drive, come on out and be
part of the
event as a Turn worker, yes lunch is included.
Well I must get back to painting the front of the house, so I
may try another one of our fine back roads, hope to see you
there.
Ciao, Harry
Pasta Nova
17310 140th Ave NE Woodinville, WA 98072
(425) 483-3716
www.pastanovaitaliano.com
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Half Fast Lap of Washington Sept 18-20
Last Chance to join the Half Fast Lap of Washington! Rooms and
Cabins are filling up fast.
This year, we‘ll circumnavigate the Olympic Peninsula in a
clockwise rotation. Day One will take us south out of Seattle to a
stop at Griot‘s new
facility, then to Morton for lunch, and Windy Ridge viewpoint at
Mt. St. Helens. We continue south to the Ape caves area, before
landing for the
night at Lone Fir Resort. This resort has a number of cabins for
us, a restaurant, and plenty of imports and microbrews to enjoy.
(Don‘t miss
the reservations… there are no other overnight options in the
area.)
Day Two will take us westbound and then along the southern
shore of the Columbia River on Oregon Hwy 30, before cross-
ing on a tiny Ferry back to Washington. We‘ll stop in a
couple
small towns and end the day at historic, and haunted Lake
Quinault Lodge.
Day Three, we‘ll
head to the shore
to enjoy Ruby Beach, then a short walk in the Hoh Rain Forest.
We‘ll
keep the doors locked as we drive through Forks… either to keep
the
vampires out, or the Twilight fans out. We‘ll have an Italian
lunch in Port
Angeles before stopping by a private car collection in Sequim,
then head
for the Kingston Ferry for our return to the area.
The roads and scenery should be almost as good as the company
we
keep! Reserve your Rooms now… the resorts were holding space for
us.
Contact Howard or Beth at Lone Fir Resort, ask for the NWARC
event on Sept 18th and reserve your cabin ($65—$95).
The number is 360 238 5210. They take VISA / MC.
Contact Amanda at Lake Quinault Lodge, ask for the NWARC
(#2K77FD) event on Sept 19th and reserve your room ($155—$175).
The number is 360 288 2900. They take VISA / MC.
Please also contact Fred Russell at [email protected] or 425
308 6621 so we can have an idea of how many are joining!
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We Lost A Great Person... Russ Neely
Many of us have met, talked with, or ex-
changed Alfa Romeo info with a passionate member of the Alfa
community, Russ
Neely. Unfortunately, he suffered a serious injury while
attending a wedding of Alfisti in Detroit. He fell, hit his head,
suffering
serious injuries.
Sadly, on August 4th, Russ passed away
from his injuries.
Family plans are for Russ to be cremated,
then his widow, Peg will drive back with Russ‘ family near Des
Moines Iowa where a
memorial service will be held on August 7th. Updates will be
posted as soon as the address or location infor-mation is known,
for those that may wish to either attend or send
something for the service.
Peg‘s brother will then drive her home to Oklahoma City from Des
Moines, and a service in Oklahoma City will be held, but date
and
location are yet to be determined. Last evening a gathering at
the home of Susie and David Small was
held where family in Michigan and many Alfa family attended.
As a result of the outpouring of stories on ―how I met Russ‖ and
so much more, this evening John Justus will create a new forum on
the AROC web site – Member Memories.
www.aroc-usa.org
Russ was commonly found on the Digest and had served as
national
Competition Chair for AROC-USA for over ten years.
Club Liaisons Board Members
Italian Car Club of British Columbia
Fritz Duernberger (604) 988 7904
Society of Vintage Racing
Enthusiasts (SOVREN)
Steve Schaeffer (206) 789 9317
Alfa Romeo Owners Club of Oregon
Dan Sommers (503) 274 0064
www.nwalfaclub.com
The Iniezione is the monthly newsletter of the
Northwest Alfa Romeo Club, a non-profit organi-
zation of Alfa Romeo enthusiasts. NWARC is a
regional chapter of the national Alfa Romeo
Owners Club (AROC). Chapter meetings are held
the second Tuesday of every month except De-
cember.
Membership dues are $63 per year, which in-
cludes subscriptions to the Iniezione and the
national publication, Alfa Owner. For information
about joining the club, contact the membership
director, whose name appears on the previous
page.
Opinions expressed in the Iniezione are those of
the author and do not necessarily reflect those
of the club. Publication of articles describing
technical procedures does not constitute an en-
dorsement by the club, its officers, or AROC. It is
the responsibility of the person performing any
procedure to accept all consequences of his or
her actions.
Committee Directors
President Harry Reed 8111 184th St. SW Edmonds, WA 98026
[email protected] Vice President
Merril Gordon
(206) 290 4704
[email protected] Secretary Gordy Hyde 425 241 9307
[email protected] Treasurer Thomas Jermann (206) 276 3484
[email protected] Activities Valerie Garner (425) 750 8588
[email protected]
Competition Administrator
[email protected]
Membership Mirko Freguia [email protected] (425) 898 0232 x100
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Webmaster
Earl Krygier
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Technical Editor Wes Ingram 15613 ―C‖ Peterson Road Burlington,
WA 98233 (360) 707 5701 [email protected]
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News For Alfisti…
Half Lap of Washington Rooms may be hard to come by at this
point! See page 3 for details!
Alfa Romeo‘s new web store - www.store.alfaromeo.com
In the June / July newsletter, I attributed a number of
convention photos to ―Courtesy of Brewster Thackeray‖ and though he
was nice enough to send them to me, I found out who they were shot
by. For that, I want to say thanks to Mike Hollinger / Rick
Andreoli / AROC of Atlanta for their good eyes, photos, and
generosity.
Rick was also the artist behind the birthday cake graphic and
the 100 Years of Alfa Cars and 100 Years of Alfa
Grills posters that can be bought from the national web site at:
www.aroc-usa.biz
We lost a great member of the Alfa Community, Russ Neely. See
page 4 for the sad information.
Pacific Raceways Lapping Evening WrapUp… June 23rd
Here are 10 basics to consider to help ensure you are track
ready for any of the club lapping days.
1. Read the good info at the club website: NWALFACLUB.com under
the Track option on the left side navigation bar.
2. Go to Motorsportsreg.com and make sure you have signed up and
paid. There is good reference info there as well.
3. Know where the event is to be held... Pacific Raceways in
Kent, or Bremerton Motorsports Park.
4. Know what time to be there and plan to arrive a little early
just to make sure you have time to prep your car which includes
removing any
loose items. It is good to bring a plastic bin to leave all you
things in during your driving stints.
5. Make sure you bring your proper gear… approved helmet, long
sleeve shirt , long pants, socks, shoes, gloves. (No skin exposed
makes for a
safer situation in case of fire, and avoid clothes made of nylon
polyester or spandex.)
6. Make sure your car is in good working order. Check your
brakes, fluids, and tires. Ensure the tires are in good shape and
lugs are tightened.
No bungee cord holding the battery. If you see leaks, or hoses
in bad condition, make sure you attend to them. Make sure the roll
bar extends
higher than the head of anyone in the car… including an
instructor. You don‘t want to get stopped during the Tech
Inspection prior to the days
events.
7. Make sure you attend the Driver’s Meeting. It is required,
and the rules of the days will be discussed, including flagging
rules. This is impor-
tant since the flags and turner workers are there for you and
your safety. This is also where any specific track issues or
conditions will be dis-
cussed.
8. Whether you have track tires or not, plan to manage your
tires carefully. Have a tire pressure gauge and fine tune your
pressure setting as
needed. I‘ve watched people readjusting the pressure slightly
between runs to find just the right cold setting that works best
once heated on the
track. A little goes a long way.
9. Make sure you keep hydrated, and eat a good breakfast first.
The food will give you energy, and the water keeps you alive. The
club always
provides a healthy lunch… sometimes a fancy lunch.
10. You win if it is a fun day, and a safe day!
http://www.store.alfaromeo.com
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The following members have volunteered
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Corrected Info Regarding Car & Driver
I got carried away
in the last issue
and credited this
car incorrectly.
I‘m told this is Jim
Sullivan driving
Frank Anderson‘s
car! Sorry, but
the good part is
you get your photo
in two newsletters
in a row!
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Kirkland Concours d’Elegance Sept 12th
Among car enthusiasts
this family oriented
event has quickly be-
come recognized as
one of the premier
concours events in the
country with partici-
pant vehicles selected
from across the United
States and Canada. All
profits from this spec-
tacular event benefit
uncompensated chil-
dren's care at Seattle
Children's Hospital and
Evergreen Hospital
Medical Center, with
more than one million
dollars already donated to these needy recipients.
Set on the beautiful shores of Lake Washington, the Kirkland
Concours is enjoyed by in-
dividuals of all ages. This year will be special for us Alfisti…
they are featuring Ford and
Alfa Romeo as the marques of choice. They should have a few very
nice Alfas on display
for us including the 8c2300 known as The Rimoldi. It was a car
owned and enjoyed by a
true Alfista for 51 years who raised a family and went on
vacations with this car.
Wouldn‘t that have been a good upbringing!
Date: Sunday - September 12, 2010
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Carillon Point in Kirkland, WA
Once each month, there is a casual but nice car
gathering on Whidbey Island that often attracts a
good variety of cars. This is put on by the Whidbey
Island European Sports Car Club (WIESCC). Usu-
ally Alfas are represented by one or more NWARC
members. On July 17th, the NWARC was more
than represented. The host of the gathering was
our member, Rod McNae.
Some of you may remember a previous drive where
we stopped at Rod‘s new home and saw his very
nice garage space. Typically, these events are held
at Gerry Woolery‘s restaurant (Gerry‘s Kitchen) in
Freeland. The next one will be August 7th!
Thanks for hosting in July, Rod!
Saturday Gatherings on
Whidbey Island
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All Italian Car & Motorcycle Gathering WrapUp Columbia
Winery July 11th
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The turn out was very impressive for the first annual All
Italian Car & Motorcycle Gathering at the Columbia Winery in
Woodinville. The event,
organized by Sharon Crosetto (Thanks Sharon!) and sponsored by
NWARC, started early Saturday morning, and throughout the day, a
number
of great Alfas, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Ducatis, and more showed
up. We had only one Fiat and one Pantera, but they represented
their marques
well. Mike Leonetti showed up with his Alfa 8cCompetizione, then
quietly walked home to bring his Ferrari 575 Superamerica down as
well. We
ended up with 337 pounds of food being gathered for the charity
of choice, Hope-Link; a Redmond based group helping to feed and
support the
needs of many people in society.
Columbia Winery did a great job as well with most of the parking
area dedicated to our cars, fun prizes, good food, and great wine
tasting. The
whole experience was very nice and we‘re planning now for the
second annual event next year!
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Concorso Italiano Aug 13, 2010
Concorso Italiano is celebrating the Alfa Romeo Centennial.
There is an outpouring of enthusiasm for Alfa Romeo across the
automotive world, and Concorso Italiano
will be a great place to join hundreds of owners as they display
a century of Alfa
excellence.
Two of this year‘s special guests are... Richard Gadeselli, Vice
President Communi-cations Fiat Group Automobiles SpA, and Stefano
Agazzi, Head of Alfa Romeo‘s Historic Activity Department and Alfa
Romeo Museum Curator. Richard is no
stranger to Concorso having attended several of events in the
old days at Quail.
We are also working with Alfa Romeo in order to find a unique
way of recognizing
the most historically relevant Alfa Romeo displayed at this
year‘s Concorso.
Come and witness the spec-trum of Alfa Romeo, both old
and new, and be a part of
automotive history.
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Alfa Romeo at Pebble Beach Aug 15, 2010
Alfa Romeo will be showcased as a featured marque at the 60th
Pebble Beach Concours d‘Elegance in California on Sunday 15 August,
2010.
Regarded as one of the most prestigious events in the motoring
calendar,
the Pebble Beach Concours d‘Elegance is contested on the famed
18th fair-way of the exclusive Pebble Beach Golf Links. Judged on
their excellence, historical accuracy, technical merit and style,
200 of the world‘s most prized collector cars have been invited to
challenge for the esteemed title of ‗Best
in Show‘. (Jon Shirley‘s 8C2900B won this honor a couple years
ago! Not an easy achievement!)
Alongside many exquisite, privately owned Alfa Romeos, a
significant list of historic Alfas will make the pilgrimage from
the Alfa Romeo Museum (Museo
Storico) in Arese, Italy to take their place amongst the
rarefied elite. A to-tal of seven priceless Alfa Romeo Museum cars
will be on display at the Peb-ble Beach Concours d‘Elegance
Built in 1910, the ALFA 24 HP was the first car to carry the
ALFA badge.
1952 Disco Volante ‗flying saucer‘ spider, aptly named prototype
be-
cause of its unique visual design.
1923 RL Targa Florio - winner of the 1923 Targa Florio, and the
inaugu-
ral car to feature the famous Alfa Quadrifoglio Verde badge.
The Gran Premio Tipo A, Alfa‘s first single-seater racing car
which won
the 1931 Coppa Acerbo, and its successor, the Tipo B (P3) which
in-cluded an aerodynamically developed version that proceeded to
win
the IV Internationales Avusrennen in 1934 with a winning average
speed of 128 mph.
1938 Gran Premio Tipo 158 ‗Alfetta‘ also celebrates a 60th
anniversary -
that of the first ever Formula One World Championship race.
Another Alfa Romeo legend at the event will be the 8C 2900 B
Lungo.
Built in 1938, and bodied by Touring, this light blue,
practically produc-tion car coupe, won the 1947 Mille Miglia making
it the 11th and final Alfa Romeo to
win the famous ‗thousand mile‘ race. The name ‗Lungo‘ refers to
the 8C‘s long wheel base chassis design.
Visitors will be assured of an ex-
perience that will demonstrate the passion and motoring
excel-lence the Alfa Romeo is famous for.
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Miniatures: The Man behind Revival International Some content
reprinted from DieCast Magazine!
Though most miniatures I purchase arrive finished, there are a
few com-
panies that make high quality miniatures we can assemble.
Revival In-
ternational is one of the few, and perhaps puts out the best
products.
I have a couple of their kits, the Alfa P3, and Alfa 159. They
make around 30 different cars focusing on Fer-
rari, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Bugatti, Mercedes, and
Audi, and only from the many years ago. Noth-
ing modern.
They draw their inspi-ration from the fact
that they are located in the heart of the Italian car region…
Bologna,
Italy. The founder, Sandro Bergami, grew up with the history of
the cars and the famous drivers (Varsi, Nu-
volari, Compari, and Ascari) in his life, and has seen many of
the famous cars in Museums,
collections, or events.
Every model is made in 1:20 scale, and uses the original
manufacturer drawings and plans for proper proportions and detail.
The bodies are made of cast alloy, with alloy, turned aluminum, and
plastic used for detail and interior parts. The bodies and many
parts are
prepainted and ready to assemble. Each kit comes with
approximately 200 parts. Often,
a person can add even more detail paint if they choose.
The secret is that Revival will pre-assemble the cars for your
for an added fee. Either
way, they put out a great product and will look fantastic on
your shelf.
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Car For Sale: 1974 GTV
Red Restoration Project Car is complete, but in parts. Rust has
been cut away and metal prepped, but not welded yet. All pieces are
there… hy-
draulics, electrical, engine, transmission, wheels, bumpers,
glass, carpets, interior, trim, emblems, etc… There are also extra
parts… cams, differ-
ential, radiator, brakes, SPICA, etc. $6000 or best offer. Call
Harry Wong at 206 329 3750.
Parts For Sale:
One set of 14 x 6.5 GTA Replica wheels $600. One set of 14 x 6
Panasports mounted with Hoosier Dirt Stocker Rain Tires… Run only
once. $1000.
2.0 ltr Motor from Alfetta $250. Anacortes. Fred Schueddekopp
360-588-8311 [email protected]
Parts Wanted!!! Rear view mirror for 1968 1750 GTV. Philip at
604-240-0864 [email protected]
Wheels Wanted: Wheel & Tires set of 4 to fit Milano.
Preferably 195/70 14. Alex Voss Tel: 206 721 3077
[email protected]
Cars For Sale: Bill Gilham‘s friend Jacque Consenz, has a number
of cars for sale. Here is the Contact info.
[email protected]
Cell - 541. 217. 1056 Home - 503. 538. 0149 To contact Bill
Gilham: email at [email protected] if you are serious and he
will provide
additional information.
For Sale: My Giulia Super is toast -- anyone need a parts donor?
Great interior and lots of other good bits. Joan Golston
[email protected]
For Sale: 1992 Alfa Spider 57,000 miles.
Serviced at Alfa of Tacoma: New OEM springs, Koni shocks, cloth
top, clutch
w/new master cylinder, exhaust, all new rubber grommets and
bushings in
front end. I installed 5 new 15 inch. Panasport wheels,
Bridgestone RE 950s.
New battery. The front end was painted along with front fender
due to rock
chips. The car has never been hit or had rust. I upgraded the
stereo with
Kenwood stereo. The car needs nothing.
Gary J. Eaton 360 460 5930
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Ads...
1969 1750 Spider "Duetto" 35,000 mile original. This is the
nicest
original unrestored Duetto I have ever seen.
1966 GTV Race Car RT hand drive, English Racing Papers and
Docu-
mented history, Famous owner, simply Beautiful.
1973 GTV with Tech II motor Fast and Pretty.
1965 2600 Sprint Runs and drives Original Unrestored.
1966 2600 Sprint Runs and drives Original Unrestored.
1967 GTV Jr Step Nose complete.
1973 Berlina Runs partly disassembled.
1982 Spider Runs unrestored
1966 GTV Step Nose Body
1965 Spider hammered but good spares
1974 Berlina Parts car
1973 GTV parts car
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Digital Newsletter Only???
Digital newsletters are a great option… it saves the club money,
saves trees,
and reduces the stuff in your mailbox. If you want to keep
getting the mailed
copy, you don‘t need to do anything except read and enjoy. If
you only want
the e-mailed version, then send an e-mail to:
[email protected] that
simply says ―online only‖ and has your name showing. Lots of you
have
made this choice already!
2010 Calendar of Events 100th year of Alfa Romeo
Aug 13 Concorso Italiano Monterey, CA (Alfa Featured Marque)
Aug 14 NWARC Shine / Drive / Picnic (Alfa featured at RTC)
Aug 15 Pebble Beach Concours d‘Elegance (Alfa Featured
Marque)
Aug 28,29 SCCA Vintage Grids Bremerton
Aug 28,29 Sports Car Club of San Juan Island Tour / Show
Sept 1 NWARC Lapping Day Pacific Raceways
Sept 4,5,6 Columbia River Classic Portland Int‘l Raceway
Sept 9-12 Alfas at the Glen, Watkins Glen , NY (Alfa Featured
Marque)
Sept 12 Kirkland Concours d‘Elegance (Alfa Featured Marque)
Sept 14 NWARC Club Meeting
Sep 18,19 SOVREN Fall Finale Pacific Raceways
Sept 18-20 NWARC Half Lap of Washington
Sept 23 NWARC Lapping Day Bremerton
Oct 3 SOVREN MaryHill Hillclimb Goldendale
Oct 3 AROO Track Day Portland Int‘l Raceway
Oct 23 NWARC Novice Driving School Bremerton
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The last Pacific Raceway event of the season which features Alfa
Ro-
meo. Don‘t miss this opportunity to have a great time at a very
fun location. Each track event this season has had a great turn out
of Al-
fas so you can drive with an Alfa Romeo chasing you in the
mirror. Sign up at: www.NWARC.Motorsportsreg.com .
Pacific Raceways Lapping Day Sept 1st
