PR: Rallynotes New Livery Revealed at Prescott Rally!
PR: Rallynotes New Livery Revealed at Prescott Rally!
RACING THIS WEEKEND!
RALLYNOTES NEW LIVERY REVEALED AT PRESCOTT RALLY!
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Since shaking down the car at North Nevada, the rallynotes.com graphics package and body work have been applied. The cute Dodge Neon is transforming into an SRT-4 beast! Driver Kristopher Marciniak talks about the new livery: “One thing that’s always exciting is when the rally car finally matches the logo design at the top of our website. That rally car logo is a sort of talisman for me in that I envision what the rally car will one day become and then work towards it.” The cars silver and red paint scheme was done by Danny’s Auto Body in Long Beach; Seibon Carbon hood; Vinyl by Streetwise Motorsports.
Set in one of the most iconic landscapes in the Southwest, The 25th annual Prescott Rally travels through red rock canyons for miles on winding dirt roads. These roads are considered to be some of the best rally stages in the country. The rallynotes.com team fell in love with the area in 2005 and have been back every year to race or volunteer. This weekend (September 28-29) will mark their 5th year of competition at this event. The team is really looking forward to it!
The competition in the USRC Open 2WD class has 10 entries vying for the win for the final round of the championship. In the regional CRS class, a win at Prescott could mean a podium finish in the California Rally Series CRS-2 class championship. After setting 3rd fastest stage times at North Nevada, the goal is to place well with the new car. “I’d like to do exactly what we did at NNR without getting stuck on a berm for 20 minutes. We love Prescott and we’re going to have fun!” said co-driver Christine Marciniak.
Live updates from this weekend will be on the rallynotes.com tumblelog and APRS rally car tracking will be active starting Thursday! The Prescott Rally website is http://www.prescottrally.com
Website: http://rallynotes.com
Live Updates: http://rallynotes.com/tumblelog/
Rally Car Tracking: http://rallynotes.com/rallycar-tracking/
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RALLYNOTES NEW LIVERY REVEALED AT PRESCOTT RALLY!
2GN Build Thread - viewtopic.php?t=57224
Since shaking down the car at North Nevada, the rallynotes.com graphics package and body work have been applied. The cute Dodge Neon is transforming into an SRT-4 beast! Driver Kristopher Marciniak talks about the new livery: “One thing that’s always exciting is when the rally car finally matches the logo design at the top of our website. That rally car logo is a sort of talisman for me in that I envision what the rally car will one day become and then work towards it.” The cars silver and red paint scheme was done by Danny’s Auto Body in Long Beach; Seibon Carbon hood; Vinyl by Streetwise Motorsports.
Set in one of the most iconic landscapes in the Southwest, The 25th annual Prescott Rally travels through red rock canyons for miles on winding dirt roads. These roads are considered to be some of the best rally stages in the country. The rallynotes.com team fell in love with the area in 2005 and have been back every year to race or volunteer. This weekend (September 28-29) will mark their 5th year of competition at this event. The team is really looking forward to it!
The competition in the USRC Open 2WD class has 10 entries vying for the win for the final round of the championship. In the regional CRS class, a win at Prescott could mean a podium finish in the California Rally Series CRS-2 class championship. After setting 3rd fastest stage times at North Nevada, the goal is to place well with the new car. “I’d like to do exactly what we did at NNR without getting stuck on a berm for 20 minutes. We love Prescott and we’re going to have fun!” said co-driver Christine Marciniak.
Live updates from this weekend will be on the rallynotes.com tumblelog and APRS rally car tracking will be active starting Thursday! The Prescott Rally website is http://www.prescottrally.com
Website: http://rallynotes.com
Live Updates: http://rallynotes.com/tumblelog/
Rally Car Tracking: http://rallynotes.com/rallycar-tracking/
Video: http://www.youtube.com/rallynotes
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rallynotesteam
Twitter: https://twitter.com/rallynotes
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Pretty damn sweet!
Bill
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2000 Neon MTX swap with '02 R/T PCMOlha Koba, a psychologist in Kyiv, said that “anger and hate in this situation is a normal reaction and important to validate.” But it is important to channel it into something useful, she said, such as making incendiary bombs out of empty bottles.
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Danteneon wrote:That is awesome! She really came together great
And you know the door moldings will keep the sides pristine. Add a SRT wing and the car will be indestructible
Good luck to you!
come on man don't you know that just the wing is indestructible. just look at my sig quote
that's a sexy rally car btw
Bacon is a Vegetable
Neons owned
2003 Dodge SXT (MAGGIE) = Dead X 3
1997 Dodge Highline DOHC coupe = Sold
1996 Dodge sedan (Baby) SOHC = Sold
1996 Dodge espresso coupe SOHC (Stella) = Dead
1998 Plymouth ACR------- more to come
Neons owned
2003 Dodge SXT (MAGGIE) = Dead X 3
1997 Dodge Highline DOHC coupe = Sold
1996 Dodge sedan (Baby) SOHC = Sold
1996 Dodge espresso coupe SOHC (Stella) = Dead
1998 Plymouth ACR------- more to come
Thanks guys!
Keeping the side molding was a mistake - but there is absolutely nothing behind the sheet metal so it probably keeps it from denting super easily... At least that's my excuse now.
I also agree on the wing, but I never sourced an SRT4 one because I'm planning on an adjustable custom one. I have argued about wings on FWD cars in the past, but once you get these going @ 100MPH on dirt - it's all about stability and keeping the rear wheels on the ground... and behind you.
- Kris
Keeping the side molding was a mistake - but there is absolutely nothing behind the sheet metal so it probably keeps it from denting super easily... At least that's my excuse now.
I also agree on the wing, but I never sourced an SRT4 one because I'm planning on an adjustable custom one. I have argued about wings on FWD cars in the past, but once you get these going @ 100MPH on dirt - it's all about stability and keeping the rear wheels on the ground... and behind you.
- Kris
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Well where a wing is actually functional, is another matter, than for purely cosmetic reasons.webkris wrote: I have argued about wings on FWD cars in the past, but once you get these going @ 100MPH on dirt - it's all about stability and keeping the rear wheels on the ground... and behind you.
- Kris
At 100 plus, and you are winning, it could look like Joan Rivers, and you wouldn't care. Well maybe you would drive faster trying to get away from it.
Bill
1999 neon coupe 2.4 swap
2021 Forester
2000 Neon MTX swap with '02 R/T PCMOlha Koba, a psychologist in Kyiv, said that “anger and hate in this situation is a normal reaction and important to validate.” But it is important to channel it into something useful, she said, such as making incendiary bombs out of empty bottles.
1999 neon coupe 2.4 swap
2021 Forester
Video is up!
http://rallynotes.com/2012/09/2012-pres ... irstville/
I don't expect you to watch the whole stage, and I'm working on highlights, but twisty scary start, @7:00min is fast stuff, @11:00 is junction, @19:00 ballz out to the finish! 20.1 mile twisty stage in 20:35
- Kris
http://rallynotes.com/2012/09/2012-pres ... irstville/
I don't expect you to watch the whole stage, and I'm working on highlights, but twisty scary start, @7:00min is fast stuff, @11:00 is junction, @19:00 ballz out to the finish! 20.1 mile twisty stage in 20:35
- Kris