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Doo Wop III & Doo Wop IV ProRally Round 2 Michelin SCCA ProRally Championship March 13 & 14, 1999 Olympia, Washington Entry List March 12; 1:00 p.m. (Not in start order) Driver/Co-Driver Car Class 1. Jeff Call ...

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Doo Wop III & Doo Wop IV ProRally Round 2 Michelin SCCA ProRally Championship March 13 & 14, 1999 Olympia, Washington

Entry List March 12; 1:00 p.m. (Not in start order)

Driver/Co-Driver Car Class

1. Jeff Call Volkswagen Golf GTi Group 5 Brent Dille 2. Ralph Kosmides Toyota Supra Group 5 Joe Noyes 3. Lee Shadbolt Subaru Impreza Prod. GT Claire Chizma 4. Doug Robinson Mazda 323 GTX Open Sue Robinson 5. Gail Truess Mazda 323 GTX Prod. GT Pattie Hughes 6. Dave White Volkswagen Golf GTi Group 2 David Watts 7. Robert Reaves Mazda RX-3 Group 5 Tammy Reaves 8. Paul Choiniere Hyundai Tiburon Open Jeff Becker 9. John Lane Volvo 262 Group 5 Scott Huhn 10. Laughlin O'Sullivan Audi 4000 quattro Open Farina O'Sullivan 11. Carl Jardevall Volvo 740T Group 5 John Elkin 12. Bill Malik Volvo 240 Group 2 Christian Edstrom 13. Dave Hintz Mazda RX-7 Group 5 Doug Chase 14. Carey Wright Dodge Colt Group 5 Alan Wright 15. Gordon Gaude Volkswagen Rabbit Group 2 Tim Maple 16. Trevor Donison Plymouth Neon Production Paula Gibeault 17. Greg Lingelbach Mitsubishi Starion Group 5 Steve Andrews 18. Janice Damitio Toyota Celica AllTrac Open Amity Trowbridge 19. Rick Beson Mazda Protégé Open Ben Bradley 20. Kendall Russell Dodge Shadow Prod. GT John Dillon 21. Nate Tennis Saab 99 Group 2 Nat Tharrington-Stow 22. R. Scott Koch Datsun 210 Group 5 Tina Warner 23. Chad Dykes Toyota Pickup Group 2 Deborah Fuller 24. Vance Walker Mazda RX-3 Group 5 Karen Walker 25. Rui Brasil Audi S2 quattro Open Carlos Tavares 26. Marc Thielke Lancia Scorpion Group 2 John Allen 27. Noah Third Volkswagen Rabbit Group 2 Jason Lane 28. Chris Kouba Mazda RX-7 Group 5 Cindy Beckman 29. Todd Hartmann Volkswagen Golf GTi Group 2 Peter Yeeles 30. Mike Mailman Volkswagen Golf GTi Group 2 Shelly Kruse 31. Rick Davis BMW 318ti Group 5 Ben Greisler 32. Nao Hirata Toyota Celica AllTrac Prod. GT Don Swier 33. Matt Tabor Toyota Corolla Group 2 Chris Hoke 34. Mark Tabor Mazda 323 GTX Prod. GT Kristen Tabor 35. Jon Tabor Nissan Sentra Production Kevin Poirier 36. Peter Lahm Mitsubishi Lancer Open Matt Chester Evolution IV 37. Eric Eaton Mazda 323 GTX Prod. GT Kenny Almquist 38. Rick Hintz Datsun 240Z Group 5 Marc Swalley

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