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2011 Coronado Speed Festival CONTENTS

Schedule of Events

About the Event

Things to Do and See

Naval Base Coronado

Venue Map

Understanding the Flags

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This year Coronado Speed Festival celebrates the Centennial of Naval Aviation (1911-2011) with a multitude of current and historic Navy jets and helicopters on display at the entrance of the event, plus live demonstrations by some of the Navy’s most talented sailors and aviators.

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This year’s marque will honor Chevrolet’s 100th anniversary, paying homage to the people, processes and products that have shaped an American icon. From the Corvette to the Camaro, Chevy has a rich race history thanks to the company’s uniquely American ingenuity, invention and legend. Be sure to stop by the Ride & Drive area near the Main Entrance to test out one of these awesome machines for yourself.

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Tip for the Races

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Enjoy your weekend at Coronado Speed Festival and join us in honoring the service and dedication of members of the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Coast Guard. As always, these events are hosted at little or no cost to the military families they honor, thanks to the financial support of the Foundation’s corporate sponsors and the commitment of our many dedicated volunteers.

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elcome to the 14th Annual Fleet Week Coronado Speed Festival. The weekend-long “Race at the Base” features 250 of the world’s most pedigreed vintage racecars chosen to compete on the basis of their historic significance and certified authenticity. Staged at one of racings’ most distinctive locations – Naval Air Station North Island, the birthplace of Naval Aviation – it’s the only place to see live racing on an active U.S. Navy runway.

The San Diego Fleet Week Foundation

5330 Napa Street, San Diego, CA 92110 - 619-858-1545 Executive Director, Alexandra Squires Event Manager, Cody Nelson Administrative & Event Assistant, Rebecca Baugh Event Assistant, Sandy Geary Event Assistant, Juliana Bruns ©2011 Coronado Speed Festival. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without permission of publisher is prohibited, The Commander, Navy Region Southwest sincerely thanks and appreciates the sponsors of this event. However, neither the Navy nor any other part of the Federal Government officially endorses any company, sponsor or their products or services.

Committee and Staff

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Schedule of Events Saturday, September 24, 2011

Sunday, September 25, 2011

8:00AM

Gates Open

8:00AM

Gates Open

8:05AM - 8:25AM

Practice Group 1 1952 – 1959 Sports Racing and Production cars

8:30AM - 8:50AM

Practice Group 1

8:50AM - 9:10AM

Practice Group 2

Practice Group 2 1962 – 1972 Sports Racing & Formula Cars under 2000cc

9:10AM - 9:30AM

Practice Group 3

9:30AM - 9:50AM

Practice Group 4

8:30AM - 8:50AM

8:55AM - 9:15AM

9:20AM - 9:40AM

9:45AM -10:05AM

10:10AM -10:30AM

10:35AM -10:55AM

11:00AM -11:20AM

11:25AM -11:45AM

10:00AM – 10:20AM

Practice Group 5

Practice Group 4 1953 – 1966 Production cars under 2000cc

10:20AM – 10:40AM

Practice Group 6

10:40AM – 11:00AM

Practice Group 7

11:00AM – 11:20AM

Practice Group 8

Practice Group 5 1959 – 1966 Production cars – Disc Brake

11:20AM – 11:40AM

Practice Group 9

11:40AM – 12:40PM

LUNCH BREAK

11:45AM – 12:40PM

OPENING CEREMONY

12:40PM

Practice Group 7 1965 – 1988 FIA Manufacturer Championship Cars

Race 1 1952 – 1959 Sports Racing and Production cars

1:05PM

Practice Group 8 Historic NASCAR 1972 thru -

Race 2 1962 – 1972 Sports Racing & Formula Cars under 2000cc

1:30PM

Practice Group 9 1966 – 1972 Historic Trans-AM

Race 3 1969 – 1980 Sports Racing and Formula Cars

1:55PM

Race 4 1953 – 1966 Production cars under 2000cc

Practice Group 6 1962 – 1966 Productions cars over 2500cc

11:50PM – 12:50PM

12:55PM 1:20PM 1:45PM 2:10PM 2:35PM 3:00PM

Qualifying Race Qualifying Race Qualifying Race Qualifying Race Qualifying Race Qualifying Race

LUNCH BREAK

2:20PM Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6

Qualifying Race Qualifying Race Qualifying Race

5:00PM

Drifting Cars

Group 7 Group 8 Group 9

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2:45PM

Race 5 1959 – 1966 Production cars Disc Brake

3:10PM

Race 6 1962 – 1966 Productions cars over 2500cc Race 7 1965 – 1988 FIA Manufacturer Championship Cars

3:35PM

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3:35PM 4:00PM 4:25PM

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Practice Group 3 1969 – 1980 Sports Racing and Formula Cars

4:00PM

Race 8 Historic NASCAR 1972 thru -

4:25PM

Race 9 - 1966 – 1972 Historic Trans-AM

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America will always be the land of the free. Because it is the home of the brave men and women of our military forces. We thank them – each and every one – for their service and sacrifice.

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About the Event The Fleet Week Coronado Speed Festival is fi rst and foremost an event that pays tribute to and honors the men and women of our military. The festival offers free admission for active duty military and their dependents. The general public is welcomed onto the base for a weekend of racing, making it the only open house offered by the Navy on the West Coast. The Fleet Week Coronado Speed Festival is the marquee event for Fleet Week San Diego, an organization that honors and celebrates the men and women of our military. The Coronado Speed Festival is produced by the San Diego Fleet Week Foundation and is hosted by Naval Air Station North Island and the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Program (MWR) which benefi ts military personnel and their families. MWR in turn provides positive support for the active duty military community and their families through Quality of Life Programs including single Sailor Recreation Centers, Fitness and Aquatic Facilities and the Base Theatre Free Movies. The Southern California community is given this unbelievable opportunity to thank the men and women defending our freedom in person.

Featured Marque

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Welcome As the Commanding Offi cer of Naval Base Coronado, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to Naval Air Station North Island, the “Birthplace of Naval Aviation”, for the 14th Annual Coronado Speed Festival and NAS North Island Open House. This weekend, wings will take a back seat to wheels as we once again host the nation’s most unique car races; classic pedigreed machines racing on a 1.6 mile course built on a Navy runway and taxiways. In addition to the racing, attendees can visit a vendor village, wander through the car club corral and tour prestigious classic car collections. This perfect family outing has plenty of excitement for racing fans of all ages. This year, the race appropriately celebrates the 100 year anniversary of Naval Aviation at the place where it all began, North Island. To commemorate the Centennial of Naval Aviation, vintage and modern-day aircraft and other military hardware will be on display at the entrance to the “speedway.” I also hope that you take advantage of the warship tours and meet the truly remarkable Sailors of your Navy. It’s only through a generous partnership with the San Diego Fleet Week Association, that we are able to bring you the 2011 Coronado Speed Festival as part of San Diego’s Fleet Week celebration. Best wishes to all of the drivers and their race teams! On behalf of the more than 31,000 service members and civilians who work on Naval Base Coronado Installations, I would like to thank the cities of Coronado, Imperial Beach and San Diego for their unprecedented and continuing support of our young men and women in uniform. Thank you for supporting this event!

YANCY LINDSEY

CAPTAIN, U.S. NAVY COMMANDING OFFICER, NAVAL BASE CORONADO

Welcome To the 14th Annual Fleet Week Coronado Speed Festival presented by Lockheed Martin! This year we are honored to participate in the Centennial Celebration of Naval Aviation. What makes this incredible 100th anniversary so special for those of us participating in the races or volunteering for the event, as well as those of you who are joining us this weekend as spectators, is the fact that we are standing on the very birthplace of Naval Aviation. This is a privilege for all of us to be here! This weekend we are acknowledging and celebrating three Centennials. We are racing our beautiful pedigreed cars where Naval Aviation was born 100 years ago. Many of us are driving fabulous old cars manufactured or powered by Chevrolet, which is also celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. And, last but certainly not least, some of this weekend’s vintage display cars have raced in the Indianapolis 500 which turned 100 this year as well. As many of you know, the Speed Festival was conceived in 1997 to pay tribute to service men and women who dedicate and risk their lives to defend us and to keep America a free nation. Please make sure you thank them for their service as you see them roaming around the event. Many sailors and marines may not be in their uniforms, so if you notice a tell tale haircut or some other defi ning piece of clothing, please ask so that you can thank them as well. Cris Vandagriff, President of The Historic Motor Sports Association and his team have once again brought to the Base a fabulous collection of vintage race cars, as well as, historic and contemporary stock cars that had a previous life in the Winston Cup/Sprint Cup series with NASCAR. He has also added another class of race cars to the paddocks, the Formula 5000’s, America’s answer to Europe’s Formula One. Additionally, the Fleet Week team has put together a huge car club corral along with a car show “showdown”, terrifi c static military displays, the Navy Leap Frog team, F-18 fl yovers, test drives by Chevrolet and BMW, more ship tours including the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan, a nuclear-powered super carrier and the U.S.S Benfold, a guided missile destroyer. We are also excited to introduce our newest addition to the Speed Festival, which allows active-duty military men and women to compete against one another in our fi rst annual, Stock Car Race Series Military Pit Crew Challenge. For those of you who follow NASCAR, you are familiar with the annual event that challenges the Team Pit Crews to compete to see which team has the fastest pit stop, which includes pushing a car to a selected spot, jacking up the car and changing the tires, fi lling the fuel tank, etc. The Stock Car Races Series club (SCRS) thought it would be fun to devise a competition of 8 teams made up of 10 members stationed on Naval Air Station North Island, its ships, air squadrons, etc who will compete during the lunch hour on Saturday and Sunday. The semi-fi nal competitions will take place on Saturday and the fi nals will take place on Sunday. Let’s cheer them on!!!! Thank you again for supporting this great event. Jim Philion Founder of the Speed Festival Board Member San Diego Fleet Week Foundation HMSA Race Participant

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Things To See And Do

Our 14th annual event celebrates the Centennial of Aviation and the 100th anniversary of Chevrolet

Start Your Engines

Car Show Show Down

Race Activities are produced by Historic Motor Sport Association (HMSA). Known as the “Race at the Base,” the Fleet Week Coronado Speed Festival features nine different race groups divided according to make, age and horsepower. The cars race at high speeds on a spectator-friendly 1.7-mile course constructed in mere days on the runways and taxiways of the military base. The track is set against the stunning backdrop of San Diego Bay.

See Southern California’s finest examples of muscle cars, hotrods and sports cars battle it out for Best of Show. Who will it be: Chevy, Ford, Mopar? Or will it be: European or Japanese? Come visit the 7th annual car show in the Car Club Corral and find out. The Car Show will take place on Saturday and Sunday. Judging begins at 9 a.m. with awards presented at 12:30 p.m. each day.

Car Club Corral

Drifting Exhibition

Car enthusiasts can visit the Car Club Corral, which shows off a variety of automobiles that range in age, model and makes – over one thousand cars are featured at the Car Club Corral. Members of car clubs throughout the region have brought their cars to this year’s 14th annual event to be showcased in the corral, located conveniently adjacent to the racetrack. You are free to stroll among the cars, talk to the owners and gather information on the various car clubs represented.

San Diego-based Drift Circuit is set to host an exciting drifting exhibition at the Coronado Speed Festival. Drift Circuit’s best drivers will suit up to bring fans a high-powered show, demonstrating skillful mastery of both speed and movement. The exhibition will take place on the main track during the lunchtime hour on both Saturday and Sunday, and after the last race on Saturday, and is sure to be a crowd pleaser!

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The employees of Lockheed Martin and Sikorsky are proud to deliver the 100th MH-60 Romeo to the U.S. Navy during its 100th year of naval aviation. We salute a century of mission-ready men and women, and a flight program that has become a symbol of strength for America and its allies.

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Photo courtesy of the U.S. Navy

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Things To See And Do U.S. Navy Ship Tours

Naval Air Station North Island Open House Weekend Each year, Naval Air Station North Island (NASNI) is the gracious host to this wonderful event. This is the only Navy Open House on the West Coast. NASNI is home to over 20,000 active duty military and over 4,000 civilian employees. The general public gets a glimpse of the daily activities happening at the base. This is San Diego’s opportunity to interact with the men and women who defend our freedom. Climb aboard and tour an active Navy ship, visit command displays, watch flyovers and see military vehicles in action. - Opening Ceremony each day - Welcome by Commanders - National Anthem - Navy Leap Frogs - Flyovers

Military Asset Static Display Take the time to investigate the Military Asset Static Displays. Get “up close and personal” with some of America’s most modern military hardware. Spend some time getting to know the young men and women who command these awesome fighting machines. Be sure to make time for the tenant commands merchandise area. Here you can purchase t-shirts, ball caps, pins, insignia patches and much more from a number of the active duty aircraft squadrons, ships or ground based units assigned to the NASNI Command. All proceeds from these merchandise sales stay in the individual Command, and are used to sponsor activities for their personnel.

The Commanders of the U. S. Navy’s Third Fleet, Naval Air Forces and Naval Surface Forces once again invite you to step aboard three Navy Ships. This year you will be able to tour the USS Ronald Reagan, USS Benfold and the USS Gary. Old Town Trolley will be transporting individuals from the entrance of the military static displays from 10:00am-4:00pm each day. USS Ronald Reagan: The USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) is a Nimitz-class supercarrier, named in honor of former President Ronald Reagan. Upon her christening, she was the first ship to be named for a still-living former president. USS Benfold: The USS Benfold (DDG-65) is a guided-missile destroyer, named for Hospital Corpsman Edward Clyde Benfold. She is equipped with the AEGIS air-defense system and the Mark-41 Vertical Launch System for multiple types of guided missiles, and is capable of defensive and offensive operations against warplanes, anti-ship missiles, surface ships, submarines, and shore targets.

Vendor Village Free of charge to all race attendees, the Vendor Village is a must-visit for anyone looking for a complement to the racing excitement. A stroll through Vendor Village will quell any shopaholics inner need to spend some money on numerous items including car equipment, food and beverage and racing accessories. Check out the latest racing products and paraphernalia, along with high-tech exhibits, games, clothing and more. Official event merchandise also can be found in the Vendor Village.

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Ride & Drives Visitors to the Fleet Week Coronado Speed Festival will get the opportunity to test drive one of several models from participating manufacturers. There is no additional fee to participate in the Ride & Drive events, but those interested should visit the events for more information and an explanation of program rules. Drivers are accompanied by trained product specialists, who point out vehicle features and benefits, and answer questions. Each Ride & Drive takes about 15 minutes.

Garage Tours Aside from being set up on a live Naval tarmac, one of the event’s most distinct features is its open paddock, which allows fans the opportunity to walk right up to the cars and interact with the drivers and crew. What better place to learn about the history of these magnificent cars than in the garage with the professionals? Take advantage of the free, guided tours of the garage. You are also more than welcome to visit the garage on your own time. Whether it’s a guided tour or a casual stroll, it’s certainly an experience you don’t want to pass up.

Participating Manufacturers

Mark Maynard’s Garage San Diego Union-Tribune Wheels editor, Mark Maynard, will be on-site at Maynard’s Garage, just off of vendor village and near the paddock area. Stop by to meet Mark, and also see what cars he’s bringing this year to the Coronado Speed Festival: among the cards in Maynard’s Garage this year will be the 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 (444-hp, track model), the 2012 Porsche Panamera Turbo S (top-line performance model with 550-hp – goes from zero to 62 in 3.8 seconds), and the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro 45th Anniversary Edition coupe. Also, the newspaper will be promoting its weekly automotive section, and it’s award-winning SDmarketplace Wheels Website on SignOnSanDiego.com. The website offers more consumer help in selecting a new or used vehicle, free photo classifieds and automotive news – all updated throughout the week.

Calling all Speed Fest attendees! Watching high performance machines zip around the track is certainly exciting – but how about getting behind the wheel yourself to feel the power of a brand new Corvette or Camaro? Chevrolet is bringing these to Speed Fest and welcoming members of the military, their families and race enthusiasts alike to take a free test drive. Stop by the Chevrolet booth and sign up to drive. You must be at least 21 years old to drive or 18 years old to ride along, and don’t forget your valid driver’s license.

The BMW Performance Drive If the racing action has you craving a fast ride, why not satisfy it in the driver’s seat of the ultimate driving machine? BMW has brought a slate of vehicles from its line-up to give drivers a feel for all it has to offer, beginning with the 328 which for 21 years in a row has been the Car & Driver Top 10 award winner by defining the luxury sports sedan market. The 328 is a premier example of the 50-50 weight distribution which predicates the ultimate driving machine. The X3 and X5 are called sports activity vehicles because the ride and drive offers much more performance and quality than traditional SUVs. Still, you’ll be amazed at the storage room for mountain bikes, kayas and other active lifestyle accessories. The two-seat roadster Z4s got their start with James Bond, and provide a fun, unique sports car driving experience that looks great and drives better than they look. In the mid-size category, the 5-Series sedans are perfect for carrying golf clubs or dining out with another couple, without being bulky. They’re agile and catlike as the rest of the brand. BMW offers financing to make these magnificent vehicles affordable. Contact your local San Diego County dealer for options.

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NAVAL BASE CORONADO Naval Base Coronado (NBC) is one of the largest consortiums of military Installations in the Navy with a plant replacement value of nearly $6 billion dollars. It is composed of Naval Air Station North Island, Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, Naval Outlying Landing Field Imperial Beach, Naval Auxiliary Landing Field San Clemente Island, Silver Strand Training Complex (SSTC), Remote Training Site Warner Springs (RTSWS), Camp Michael Monsoor and Camp Morena. These eight geographically separate complexes account for over 57,000 acres combining three airfields; three ports; land, sea, undersea, and air ranges; and over 1,000 buildings in support of local, state, and federal law enforcement and international military training, as well as nearly all U.S. Navy warfare areas and extensive U.S. Navy research, development, and testing efforts. NBC supports over 31,000 military and civilian personnel across 140 tenant commands, including Commander, Naval Air Forces; Commander, Naval Surface Forces; and Commander, Naval Special Warfare Command. The base also oversees 5 housing areas that provide nearly 700 homes to Navy families. The headquarters for NBC, Naval Air Station North Island (NASNI) is best known as the “Birthplace of Naval Aviation” and serves as a Master Helicopter base and home to the West Coast’s premier intermediate and depot level maintenance facility, Fleet Readiness Center Southwest. NASNI’s nearly 250 days of sunshine annually and mild climate are the perfect environment for its 20 squadrons. It is also a favored destination for visiting forces, contributing to an annual air traffic count of over 121,000 evolutions, 10,000 transient aircraft, 120,000 passengers, and 7,160 tons of air cargo. In response to the 2006 Quadrennial Defense Review, shifting 60% of naval forces to the Pacific region, NASNI’s helicopter community will transition to the MH-60R/S helicopter and grow by 4 squadrons…from 151 aircraft to 203 aircraft by calendar year 2016. This growth will result in over $200M of construction and renovation; to include a new three-squadron hangar, a new maintenance facility, and an increase of 800 personnel and 33% in airfield operations. NASNI is also the premier, West Coast Aircraft Carrier port with facilities for three of these nuclear powered vessels. Two carriers currently call NASNI home; the USS CARL VINSON (CVN 70) and USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76), with the other three West Coast based Aircraft Carriers making regular port visits throughout the year as they prepare for and return from operational deployments. These versatile, multi-mission warships have recently supported several military operations such as Operation IRAQI FREEDOM, Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, and a host of humanitarian and disaster relief efforts such as Operation UNIFIED RESPONSE following Haiti’s devastating 2010 earthquake and Operation TOMODACHI following Japan’s devastating earthquake and tsunami in March, 2011. Just south of NASNI, Naval Amphibious Base Coronado (NAB) is home to the Navy’s West Coast amphibious warriors with over 30 tenant commands and a population of approximately 5,000 personnel. NAB is also home to Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Command headquarters, four West coast-based SEAL Teams, Special Boat Team 12, its undersea component and the Naval Special Warfare Center where these special operations forces train. NSW continues to grow its Force, expand its training curriculum and seek training range enhancements to effectively meet its overseas operational requirements. NAB is the only base of its kind on the West Coast, which encompasses calm bay waters, rougher ocean 14

water, and land/beach training areas in close proximity to administrative and training facilities, providing a unique, cost-effective training complex for students and experienced, warhardened veterans. Every Navy SEAL has, at some point in time, passed through and trained at NAB. Located near the Mexican border, Naval Outlying Landing Field Imperial Beach (NOLFIB) provides critical airfield, pattern, approach and landing training for all of the Navy’s West Coast helicopter crews. It’s also home to Maritime Expeditionary Security Group ONE and its three subordinate Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadrons. Known as the “Helicopter Capitol of the World”, NOLFIB rivals San Diego’s Lindbergh Field with over 236,000 annual air evolutions, which accounts for nearly 95% of required helicopter training for squadrons based at NASNI. Naval Auxiliary Landing Field San Clemente Island (SCI) is the southernmost of the eight California Channel Islands and serves as a cornerstone for all tactical training and support to the Southern California Range Complex. Comprising 37,000 acres, SCI is the only naval range facility where surface ships, submarines, aircraft and Special Forces can simultaneously conduct coordinated live fire training scenarios across all warfare areas and in all physical battlespace domains. The Island is also home to 22 listed species of animals and plants, which require close, careful management and deconfliction to ensure Navy forces can accomplish their training missions while ensuring full compliance with natural resource, environmental, and cultural law and regulations. Every West Coast Carrier Strike Group and Amphibious Readiness Group trains and exercises in the Southern California Range Complex before deploying to areas around the world. Operations at SCI have grown 560% over the past 10 years, with recent annual support of 19,000 air evolutions, 8,000 training events, and over 11,500 Department of Defense transient personnel. SCI’s invaluable contribution to military readiness and national security cannot be under-estimated and it’s unique location and capabilities cannot be replicated anywhere in or around CONUS. The Silver Strand Training Complex (SSTC), formerly known as the Naval Radio Receiving Facility, has become a premier training facility for the Navy’s Special Warfare forces. Located on the border of Imperial Beach and Coronado, this 450-acre facility provides access to the San Diego Bay and Pacific Ocean providing a realistic training environment necessary to maintain maritime skills. Located in East San Diego County, Camp Michael Monsoor and Camp Morena provide realistic mountain warfare training opportunities that closely mimic the terrain Navy Special Warfare forces experience in many overseas locations. North East San Diego County is home to the Remote Training Site Warner Springs, Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) facility, which prepares aircrew and high risk of capture DoD personnel to survive under any conditions. SERE specialists train over 6,500 aircrew members a year in the proper use of principles, techniques, equipment, and procedures necessary to survive in hostile environments and situations. NBC continues its award-winning legacy and is committed to maintaining a vital and productive relationship with its surrounding communities, conserving its natural resources, continuing its remarkable energy and water conservation programs, and managing an outstanding Safety program and record…all while providing outstanding support to the Fleet, Fighter and Family.

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flags

The flags shown on this page are displayed from the tower at the start/finish line, as well as in each turn. With these various flags, race officials are able to communicate with individual drivers during the race.

track communication

Start

At the start/finish, the green flag means “go”. It is displayed to start the race, or restart after a caution period. On the course, it means “all clear” at the end of a danger area controlled by yellow flags.

Stop

The red flag stops the race because of an unsafe condition on the track, such as a crash or rain storm. All drivers must stop racing immediately and proceed to the pits.

Caution

The yellow flag means slow down and take caution because of an unsafe condition. Drivers must hold their positions by not passing other cars under the yellow flag, but may close the distance from the leading car.

Overtaking

The blue flag is shown to slower cars to warn them that they are going to be overtaken by one or more faster cars.

Enter the Pit

The black flag tells a driver to enter the pits on the next lap for consultation. Ignoring the flag means the car is disqualified. This flag may be shown for several reasons, including mechanical problems, oil leakage or penalties.

Mechanical Problems

The black flag with red or orange disc informs the driver that his car has mechanical problems likely to endanger himself or others, and that he must stop in the pits on his next lap.

Oil on the Track

The yellow flag with red stripes tells drivers that the track surface has suddenly deteriorated due to oil, water or other problems.

Last Lap/Slower Traffic

At start/finish, the white flag is shown to drivers as they enter their last lap. On the course, the white flag tells the driver that he is overtaking slower traffic such as an emergency vehicle or disabled race car.

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Reichert, Myron Park, Noel Kazamek, Debra Kazamek, Tom Park, Noel Bruckner, Roy Barry, J.Dale Federspiel, Ron Stroscher, Ted Cook, Arthur Binks, Phil Larson, Terry Healy, Cameron Jutras, Dick Orosco, Donald Orosco, Chris Orosco, Brian Hardison, Bob Spieker, Ned Marx, Steve Marx, Jeff Goodman, John Claridge, Tom Miller, John Curtis, Alex Brown, David Monheim, Hal Johnson, Thor Barry, Karen

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State

Rancho Santa Fe Rancho Palos Verdes Manhattan Beach Manhattan Beach Rancho Palos Verdes Claremont Westchester Bend, San Juan Capistrano Pacific Palisades San Diego Mesa Portland Castaic Monterey Monterey Monterey Phoenix Menlo Park Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Seatlle Los Gatos Laguna Hills Scottsdale Santa Barbara Newhall Kirkland Westchester

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Jaguar XK120 Chevrolet Speedster Lotus Eleven Lola MK1 Chevrolet Corvette Elva Mk 6 Caldwell D-13 Crusader Sports Racer Mercedes 190 SL Lotus Eleven Dolphin FJ Jaguar XK120 Porsche Pooper Devin SS Lotus 15 Lola Mk 1 Lola Mk 1 Echidna Special Maserati 200 Si Mercedes 300 SL Mercedes 190 SL Devin SS Kurtis 500S Hatch Special Mercedes 300 SL Cooper T-39 TVR Grantura MK3 Lotus 17 BMC Huffaker Formula Jr

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BRG Blue Green Red White/Blue Burgundy Maroon Blue/Yellow Silver Blue BRG Black Silver Blue Green Yellow/Black Black/Yellow Blue Red White Red Blue Red Blue Silver White/Blue White Green White

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1953-1966 Production Cars under 2000cc

USS Ronald Reagan Cup

Name

2 3 5 7 8 9 11 14 16 27 30 32 37 38 47 51 59 61 63 67 71 75 77 88 96 99 128 151 1c

Gibbs, Wes Weatherup, Mark Lauber, Martin Rothman, Jeffrey Vegher, Dave Delane, John Nowocinski, Al Newman, Brad Schmidt, Steve Thein, Steve Johnson, Thor Robin, Si Brown, Jim Cowdrey, Dan McLelland, Carl Morgan, Tommy Oker, Bill Byrnes, Tom Kazamek, Debra Spieker, Ned Stark, Donald Marquand, Bruce Alvarado, David LeCarner, Jon De Silva, Harindra Roberts, Gary Taradash, Mike Streets, Skip Gibson, Owen

City

State

Coronado San Diego Tiburon Carlsbad Pataluma Redondo Beach Huntington Beach Sherman Oaks Newport Beach San Diego Kirkland Woodland Hills Fallbrook Winnetika Sparks Ketchum Alpine Ross Manhattan Beach Menlo Park Trabuco Canyon Carlsbad Orinda Cypress, Palos Verdes Estates Tucson Palos Verdes Estates San Clemente Arivaca

CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA WA CA CA CA NV IO CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA AZ CA CA AZ

Year 1971 1979 1970 1965 1969 1966 1965 1979 1963 1965 1967 1963 1962 1970 1969 1968 1975 1964 1970 1963 1964 1964 1963 1967 1965 1971 1971 1972 1964

Make

Model

Caldwell D9B Crossle Titan MK 6 Forsgrini Veloce Chevron B-15 Brabham BT 18 Le Grand Mk4 B Crossle 35F Lotus 23B Elva MK 8 Porsche 910 Lotus 23 Cooper T-59 Titan Mk 6 Lotus 61 Lotus 51 Titan Mk 9 Brabham BT 8 Lola T-200 Lotus 23B Lotus 23B Elva Mk 7 Lotus 23B Lotus 51A Elva Mk 8 Hawke Lotus 69 Winkelman WDF Townsend Special

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2 Color

Blue/White Red Blue Orange/White Blue Gold/Green White/Blue Blue/Silver White White/Red White Blue Red/White Yellow/Green Blue/Gold Orange White Blue Green Green Blue/Silver White Green White/Green Green/Red Black Orange Black/Yellow Silver

Disp 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 1594cc 1600cc 1640cc 1600cc 1600cc 2000cc 1994cc 1600cc 1100cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 2500cc 1600cc 1900cc 1600cc 1700cc 1600cc 1598cc 2000cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 4700cc 21

GROUP THREE Centennial Cup

Name

1 1 7 8 9 10 10 12 19 24 26 31 34 42 44 57 59 63 69 71 75 76 81 96 117 118 119 125 555

Firestone, Dennis Yorba Linda Parson, Charles Inverness Adamowicz, Tony Riverside Haga, Eric Renton Dwoskin, Dave Rancho Palos Verdes Leeson, Bruce Carmel Orosco, Patrick Monterey Coppola, Seb Rchester Hills Wilson, Paul Long Beach Gerstenberger, Todd Manhattan Beach Osborne, Timothy Woodinville Meehan, Scott Juchli, Bernard Sierra Madre Blake, Bill San Carlos Skidmore, Bert Sparks Stengel, Jim New York Lisec, Paul Tahachapi Gerstenberger II, Todd Chino Marvin, Dan Berkeley Blackmore, Barry Glendale Rincon, Mark Redding Stone, Ken Redding Hunter, Robin Simi Valley De Silva, Harindra Palos Verdes Estates Mack, Ronald Grand Junction Eckert, Frank Temps, Acampora, John Incline Village Harding, Joe Vista Johnsen, Allen Grand Junction

1962-1972 Sports Racing and Formula Cars under 2000cc

City

State CA IL CA WA CA CA CA MI CA CA WA CA CA CA NV NY CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CO AZ NV CA CO

Year 1979 1976 1969 1970 1982 1969 1979 1970 1973 1972 1968 1972 1976 1968 1972 1972 1982 1975 1976 1975 1975 1976 1977 1975 1973 1980 1983 1986 1973

Make

Model

March Lola T-332 Eagle Mk5 Lola T-190 Ralt RT 5 McLaren M10B March 79B Lola T-192 March 73A Chevron B24 Crossle 15F March 722 Chevron B34 Lola T-140 March 722 McRae GM-1 Ralt RT 5 Lola T-332 March 76B Lola T-332 March 75B March 76B March 77B Ralt RT1 TUI FSV March SV Ralt RT5 Ralt RT3 Lola T-320

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Color

White White White Blue/Yellow Black Green Yellow Red/White/Blu Green Blue Blue Red Red/Wht Blue/Yellow Red Red/Wht Red Black White Blue Blue Red Red/white Red/Blue White Blue/Silver Yellow Green Blue/green

Disp 1600cc 4998cc 5000cc 4995cc 1800cc 8800cc 1600cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 1600cc 1600cc 2000cc 5000cc 1600cc 5000cc 1834cc 5000cc 1600cc 5000cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 2000cc 1700cc 1800cc 1800cc 2300cc 1700cc

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GROUP FOUR DRS Technologies Cup

Name

City

1 2 3 5 14 15 22 38 40 43 43 48 49 50 51 57 61 65 72 73 74 87 111 116 118 149 163 175 177 411

Phillion, Beth Cowan, Terry Passi, Timo Rinne, Stan Brecht, Tim de Butts, Dewey Kearney, Mark Marouf, Kaid McCullough, Mitch Alcala, Steven Turner, Tom Christensen, Paul Webster, Ranson Schmidt, Steve Khan, Sarah Lilves, Steve Racine, Donald Burmann, John Welch, Mark Patlin, Michael Yohler, William Davis, Roger Sallen, Doug Shea, Richard Walters, Lon Turnbeaugh, Leonard Beress, Rick Roll, Ed Racine, Dennis Howlett, Brian

La Jolla Bonita Los Angeles Point Richmond Escondido Carlsbad Equinunk La Jolla Pompton Plains El Segundo Danville Sparks Reno Newport Beach Granger Corte Madera Nevada City Livermore Walnut Creek Thousand Oaks Jacksonville Cottonwood Heights Monteray Dana Point Sedona Markleeville Foresthill Tucson Grass Valley Hacienda Heights

1969-1980 Sports Racing and Formula Cars under 2000cc

State

Year

Make

CA CA CA CA CA CA PA CA NJ CA CA NV NV CA IN CA CA CA CA CA OR UT CA CA AZ CA CA AZ CA CA

1965 1960 1961 1961 1960 1960 1964 1960 1965 1962 1964 1956 1962 1960 1967 1966 1961 1967 1964 1959 1963 1967 1952 1965 1964 1958 1956 1964 1966 1961

Triumph Austin Healey GSM Triumph Austin Austin Healey Austin Alfa Romeo Lotus Sunbeam Triumph Porsche Porsche Porsche Austin Austin Austin Austin Elva Morgan Triumph Sunbeam Morgan Triumph Elva Porsche Alfa Romeo Fiat Abarth Morris Morgan

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Model

Spitfire Sebring Sprite Delta Spitfire Mini Cooper Sprite Mini Cooper S SZ Cortina Alpine Spitfire 356 A Abarth 356 Mini Cooper Mini Cooper Mini Cooper Mini Cooper S Courier Plus 4 Spitfire Alpine 4 Spitfire Courier Mk4 356A Guilietta 210 Berlina Corsa Mini Cooper S Plus 4

Color

Red Red Blue/White Silver/Black Grey Blue Green/white White Red/Gold Green/White Red Red Silver/Orange Silver Black Blue/White Yellow Silver Blue Blue Red Green White Silver Black Red/Silver Red Gray Red/White Yellow/Brown

Disp

1296cc 1100cc 1000cc 1300cc 1275cc 948cc 1275cc 1300cc 1558cc 1725cc 1147cc 1620cc 1966cc 1620cc 1275cc 1275cc 1293cc 1275cc 1622cc 2188cc 1147cc 1725cc 2187cc 1000cc 1798cc 1620cc 1300cc 1000cc 1275cc 2188cc

GROUP FIVE

1959-1966 Production Cars Disc Brake

TASC Cup

Name

City

State

3 4 5 5 7 9 12 17 21 26 31 33 35 36 41 49 51 52 53 57 58 62 65 68 73 77 77 82 85 88 90 96 121 136 162 165 185 228 265 347 484 544 640 901

Inglis, Jack Newport Beach Zide, Shelly Laguna Beach Carden, Edward Los Angeles Lyon, Bill Newport Beach Ryan, Paul Coronado Carrico, Ron San Diego Marouf, Kaid La Jolla Khan, Najeeb Granger Cluxton III, Harley Scottsdale Brecht, Tim Escondido Taradash, Mike Palos Verdes Estates Watts, Dean Carson City Brecht, Tom Escondido Avila, Michael Costa Mesa Alexander, Neil Pacific Palisades Link, Steve Laguna Beach Carlile, Rick Sacramento Froula, Jim Woodinville Gehring, Rich Escondido McAtee, Wayne Hesperin Norman, Jon Berkeley Wilms, Erich Levcalia Avila, Victor Corona Del Mar Alvarado, David Orinda Ornstein, Jonathan Phoenix Miller, Bruce Alamo Norman, Duane Pamona Mertz, Brian San Clemente Price, Tom Larkspur Claridge, Tom Los Gatos Paternie, Patrick Laguna Niguel Matsuishi, Ed San Rafael Forrester, Don Gardnerville Mendelovitz, Phil Tarzana Forland, Terry Seattle, Castaing, Marlies Bloomfield Hills de Vasconcelos Jr, Dalmo Rio de Janeiro Mahall, John Cotatt Herr, Jeffrey Valley Cehter Breslow, John Scottsdale Warneke, Doug Chatsworth Berry, Alan Oceanside Tamkin, Jeffrey Los Angeles Costin, C. Patrick Reno

CA CA CA CA CA CA CA IN AZ CA CA NV CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA AZ CA CA CA CA CA CA CA NV CA WA MI Brazil CA CA AZ CA CA CA CA

Year 1966 1971 1966 1967 1962 1964 1965 1965 1966 1969 1966 1964 1968 1966 1961 1968 1969 1967 1969 1969 1971 1967 1965 1968 1969 1966 1973 1965 1965 1962 1968 1965 1969 1965 1968 1965 1965 1962 1969 1965 1962 1964 1963 1966

Make Porsche Alfa Romeo Chevron Porsche Lotus Morgan Ginetta Ginetta Alfa Romeo BMW Lotus Porsche BMW Lotus Porsche Datsun TVR Datsun BMW Datsun Alfa Romeo Porsche Lotus Porsche Datsun Lotus Datsun Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo Ginetta Porsche Porsche Alfa Romeo Ginetta BMW Alfa Romeo Lotus Lotus MG Alfa Romeo Lotus Volvo Morgan Porsche

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Model 911S GTV B2 912 Super 7 40637 G12 G4R GTA 2002 Elan 901 2002 TA Elan S3 356 510 Vien S2 Bluebird 2002 510 GTV 911S 26R 911S 510 Cortina 510 Giulia Spider GTA G4R 911 911 GTV G4 2002 GTA Elan Seven B GTA Super 7 series II PV 544 4 911

Color

Orange Blue Blue Silver/Blue Yellow Green Red/Wht/Blu Green Red/Wht White Orange White Orange White/Blue Orange Red/Wht/Blue Red Silver/Orange White Orange/White Green/Blue Polo Red Blue White Red/White/Blu White/Green Blue Yellow Red Red Green White Yellow Blue/Orange Orange/Black Red Blue Yellow Red Red Yellow Red Marron/Ivory White

Disp 1991cc 1996cc 1500cc 1620cc 1620cc 1500cc 1750cc 1600cc 1600cc 2000cc 1558cc 1991cc 2000cc 1558cc 1620cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 2000cc 1814cc 2000cc 2000cc 1600cc 2000cc 1600cc 1460cc 2000cc 1600cc 1600cc 1600cc 1991cc 2000cc 1750cc 1500cc 1990cc 1590cc 1594cc 1550cc 1800cc 1570cc 1560cc 2000cc 2110cc 2000cc 25

GROUP SIX General Dymnamics

Name

3 4 5 6 9 9 15 18 19 26 33 40 42 42 45 49 52 60 61 65 66 67 69 74 76 98 111 121 126 153 161 172 222 914

Clucas, Bob Kline, Jeff Gallucci, Jim Alcazar, Andrew Goodman, John Lapine, Hans Stockwell, Bob Reed, Jim Click, Jim Manista, Doug Abendroth, Wes Wactor, Jon Arrowsmith, Edie Paris, Bob Castaing, Francois Cook, Gary Bouzaglou, David Miller, Terry Benjamin, Tom Sakai, Tom Cane, Mark Yeakel-Swanson, Jeni Colonna, Nick Morton, John Johnson, Greg Parille, Jay Whitehead, Pete Webster, Ranson Vickey, Donn Halsey, Jim Kretzschmar, Bernie Allen, Michael Wright, Craig McClung, Brant

1988 FIA Manufacturer Championship Cars

City

State

Orange La Jolla Danville Phoenix Seatlle Oak Park Costa Mesa Newport Beach Tuscon Newport Beach Washoc Valley Oakland Scottsdale Scottsdale Bloomfield Hills Sacramento Van Nuys Simi Valley Boulder Big Bear City LA Alpine Palos Verdes Estates El Segundo Irvine Woodland Hills Long Beach Reno Carlsbad LA Costa Mesa Coto de Caza La Jolla Longmont

CA CA CA AZ WA CA CA CA AZ CA NV CA AZ AZ MI CA CA CA CO CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA NV CA CA CA CA CA CO

Year 1973 1964 1964 1970 1964 1970 1965 1966 1964 1965 1965 1970 1970 1965 1970 1970 1970 1963 1964 1965 1966 1964 1964 1964 1966 1966 1964 1970 1966 1965 1965 1970 1966 1972

Make

Model

Datsun 240Z Ginetta G4 Chevrolet Corvette Ford Boss Mustang Cobra Porsche 914/6 GT Ford Mustang Shelby GT 350 Cobra Chevrolet Corvette Fiberfab Special Porsche 914/6 GT Porsche 914/6 GT Ford Mustang Ford Escort R8 Datsun 240Z Porsche -359976 Chevrolet Corvette Cobra Sunbeam Tiger Shelby GT 350 Chevrolet Corvette Cobra Sunbeam Tiger Cobra Shelby GT 350 ISO Rivolta GT Porsche -359976 Shelby GT 350 Shelby GT 350 Ford Mustang Porsche -360037 Shelby GT 350 Porsche -359976

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Color

Silver Yellow Black Yellow Blue Grey White/blue Gold Blue Red Silver Lilac Orange Blue/White Blue White/blue Black Red Blue Yellow Red Orange/Purple Blue White Blue Blue/White Blue White Blue White/Blue White/Blue Burgundy Blue/White Tangerine

Disp 2500cc 1640cc 5358cc 5000cc 4747cc 1991cc 5000cc 4734cc 4750cc 5358cc 5407cc 1991cc 2400cc 4735cc 1977cc 2400cc 3000cc 5359cc 4727cc 4732cc 4739cc 5522cc 4736cc 4736cc 7000cc 4680cc 5370cc 1991cc 4700cc 4737cc 5000cc 1900cc 4736cc 1991cc

Tips on Enjoying the Races

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The fi rst thing that you’ll notice as you enter the Coronado Speed Festival grounds is the distinctive roar of the cars as they speed around the track. These incredible sounds, along with the bright collage of colors and spectacular vintage racing cars, almost seem to overwhelm your senses. Move Around: The general admission grandstands are “open seating,” so take advantage by moving around and sampling the view from different locations. Passing By: For passing, fi nd a tight turn just after a long straightaway. For speed, fi nd a spot on the main straightaway. Select Your Favorites: Find cars that you like during the warm-ups in the morning, and follow their progress during the afternoon races. Check Out the Various Classes: There are all kinds of different cars racing, from the powerful Cobras, Corvettes and Shelby GTs, to the nimble Porsches and Lotuses. Look out for engine sizes and see what a difference it makes in sound and speed. Listen: Different cars make totally different sounds. From powerful roars to high-pitched whines, each car has its own signature sounds. Listen for gear shifting and tire squealing if you’re close to the corners…it will give you an insight into the drivers’ styles and skills.

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GROUP SEVEN Solar Turbines Cup

Name

1 2 4 6 8 9 9 10 16 17 18 29 35 47 50 51 55 61 76 83 205

Goodman, John Ryan, Robert Bouzaglou, Jim McNamee, Mike Davis, Ken Lee, Bob Schuler, Steve Berge, Brent Stengel, Jim Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Augustine, A.C. Gregory, E. Gray Gimbel, Gordon Matloff, Howard Fisher, David Walters, Dan DiLoreto, Joseph Reyns, Phillip Click, Jim Tribble, Ron Dean, Vincent Katz, Howard

1962-1966 Sports Racing and Formula Cars over 2500cc

City Seatlle Avila Beach North Hollywood La Habra Hts Escondido Rolling Hills Capistrano Beach Mesa New York Breckenridge Houston Roseville San Diego San Diego Homeland Huntington Harbor Chandler Tuscon Roseburg Laewood New York

State

Year

WA CA VA CA CA CA CA AZ NY CO TX CA CA CA CA CA AZ AZ OR KS NY

1972 1968 1973 1985 1985 1968 1991 1978 1972 1965 1970 1986 1970 1969 1982 1972 1971 1966 1986 1962 1975

Make Sparling McLaren Chevron Buick Mercury McLaren Ford Lola McLaren Genie Chevron Ford Martin Chevrolet Pontiac Lola Lola Ford Chevrolet Lotus Toj

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Model Special M6B B23 Somerset Capri M6B Mustang T-333 M8FP Mk10B B16 Mustang BM8 Corvette Firebird T-240 T-212 GT 40 Camaro 19 Sports Racer

Color

Red Orange Blue/Yellow White/Black Orange Yellow Red/Wht White Black Yellow Red White/Blue Yellow Silver White Blue Orange Green/Yellow White Blue Gold

Disp 4000cc 6500cc 1998cc 4500cc 5800cc 6178cc 2500cc 5000cc 9200cc 5735cc 2000cc 5866cc 1965cc 5866cc 5080cc 1992cc 2000cc 5000cc 5700cc 3523cc 2000cc

GROUP EIGHT

Historic NASCAR Cars thru 1972

San Diego County Mini Dealers Cup

Name

City

1 Bittle, J San Diego 2 Cosgrove, Garrett Thousand Oaks 3 Sousa, Gary Pleasanton 4 Withers, Newt Anaheim 5 Oji, Ardie Yuba City 5 Young, Dick Tehachapi 9 Philion, Jim La Jolla 11 Thomas, Steve San Diego 12 Goodell, David Del Mar 15 Self, Garland San Jose 16 Daffren, Bill Simi Valley 18 Romer, Russ Canyon Lake 20 Young, Kay Tehachapi 22 Borelli, Ralph San Jose 26 Robinson, Russ Costa Mesa 26 Scherer, John San Clemente Orinda 27 Alvarado, David 27 Hague, Jim Santa Clara 30 McNay, Wes Menlo Park 33 Burks, John Aptos 35 Klauer, Tom Sacramento 38 Russell, John Northridge 40 Philion, Beth La Jolla 41 Miller, Charles Fallbrook 42 Weiss, Andy Huntington Beach 43 Davis, John San Jose 43 Lavinia, Robert Paroduse Valley 71 Cesario, Michael Los Gatos 75 Beck, Steve Scottâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Valley 78 Clark, David San Diego 88 Verstuyrt, Dan Paso Robles 94 Haney, Dan Carson City 94 Thompson, Tommy Phoenix

State

Year

Make

CA 1993 Ford CA 1998 Ford CA 1995 Chevrolet CA 1994 Chevrolet CA 1995 Chevrolet CA 1992 Chevrolet CA 2002 Dodge CA 1994 Ford CA 1993 Ford CA 1994 Ford CA 1996 Ford CA 1999 Pontiac CA 1990 Oldsmobile CA 1991 Ford CA 1999 Ford CA 1992 Ford CA 1989 Pontiac CA 1988 Pontiac CA 1991 Pontiac CA 2003 Chevrolet CA 1998 Pontiac CA 2003 Ford CA 2000 Dodge CA 1996 Chevrolet CA 2007 Dodge CA 1992 Pontiac AZ 1994 Pontiac CA 1979 Oldsmobile CA 1993 Ford CA 1994 Ford CA 2001 Ford NV 1990 Oldsmobile AZ 1994 Ford 2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Model T-Bird T-Bird Monte Carlo Lumina Monte Carlo Lumina Intrepid T-Bird T-Bird T-Bird T-Bird Grand Prix Cutlass T-Bird Taurus T-Bird Grand Prix Grand Prix Grand Prix Monte Carlo Grand Prix Taurus Intrepid Monte Carlo Charger Grand Prix Grand Prix Cutlass T-Bird T-Bird Taurus Cutlass T-Bird

8 Color

Disp

Yellow 5850cc Blue/White 5866cc Black 5866cc Yellow 5866cc Red/Yellow 5866cc Red/Yellow 5866cc Red 3580cc Red 5866cc Black/Yellow 5866cc Blue 5866cc Red/Wht 5866cc Green 5866cc Blue/White 5866cc Blue 5866cc Yellow 5866cc Green/White 5866cc Black/Gold 5735cc White/Green 5866cc Yellow 5735cc Blue 5866cc Orange/Green 5866cc Yellow 5866cc Silver 5866cc White 5927cc Black 5766cc Blue/Orange 5866cc Blue/Orange 5866cc Blue 5838cc White 5866cc Purple/Red 5866cc White/Brown 5866cc Blue/Yellow 5688cc Blue 5866cc 29

GROUP NINE

Name

1 2 6 7 13 16 25 28 29 45 70 71 78 87

Click, Jim Hague, Jim Canepa, Bruce Hart, Tony Edelbrock, Christi Edelbrock, Vic Conley, Craig Weirick, Gregory Bittle, J Adams, Ken Alcazar, Andrew Stout, Jeffrey Martin, Michael Smith, Lance

Lockheed Martin Cup

City Tuscon Santa Clara Scotts Valley Moorpark Torrance Torrance Rancho Santa Fe Malibu San Diego Golroy Phoenix Manhattan Beach San Juan Capistrano San Diego

State

Year

AZ CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA AZ CA CA CA

1969 1971 1970 1967 1968 1969 1970 1970 1968 1969 1969 1970 1970 1969

Make Ford AMC AMC Chevrolet Chevrolet Ford Ford Chevrolet Ford Ford Ford Chevrolet Ford Chevrolet

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Model Mustang Javelin Javelin Camaro Camaro Boss Mustang Mustang Camaro Mustang Boss 302 Boss Mustang Camaro Boss Mustang Camaro

Color

Blue Red/Wht/Blue Red/Wht/Blue White/Green Black/gold Red/White/Black Green Red Silver/Black Maroon Red Silver Gold/Blue Blue

Disp 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 5000cc 4949cc 5000cc 5000cc 4949cc 5000cc

Thank You

The San Diego Fleet Week Foundation would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the many businesses and individuals all who have donated their resources and time to ensure that this year’s Coronado Speed Festival is a huge success. ★★★★★

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NAVAL AIR STATION NORTH ISLAND CAPT Yancy Lindsey, Commanding Officer CAPT Gary Mayes, Executive Officer CAPT Jim Alger, Operations Officer LT Jason Boatman, Security Jim John, Airfield Manager Angelic Dolan, PAO Dennis Schouten, MWR Nancy Walker, MWR Joan Walter, JAG HISTORIC MOTOR SPORTS ASSOCIATION Cris Vandagriff, President Llew Kinst, Director of Marketing Steve Ferron, Technical Chairman Bill Haener, Chief Steward Kati James, Operating Steward Lucas Pacheco, Asst. Technical Chairman

SPEED FESTIVAL COMMITTEE Larry Blumberg, Chairman Jim Philion, Vice Chairman/Founder Bill Baugh, Co-Chair Bob Gough, Car Show Chair Margaret Young, Volunteer Chair Scott Basinger, Operations Chair Brian Sack, Vendor Village Chair Shelley Smith, Hospitality Chair Les Werling, Car Club Corral Chair Jeff Gerken, Coronado Village Car Procession Chair Gene Kanaly, Ticketing Chair

2011 CORONADO SPEED FESTIVAL

Ken Heath, Operations Crew Chief Elisabeth Handley, Public Relations Brad Reneau, Pace Car Rides Jeff Robin, Committee Sara Sutherland, Committee Bruce Brown, Committee George Klein, Committee Patti Piatt, Committee Kim Connolly, Committee Mike Griffith, Committee Joan Walter, Committee Michelle Balatero, Committee

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