volume VI, number 6--june 2001

Audrey Zavodsky
Panoz Racing Series Driver

Audrey Zavodsky, Ph.D., begins her 5th year of racing competition. Audrey has a list of successes in racing that include the inaugural win in the Women's Global GT series and 2 out of 3 first place finishes in the last 3 years in the SCCA's area 4 Central Division. Audrey has flown a F-16 fighter jet ...

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Race Report
by Lorraine Clark

Silverstone is traditionally the venue for the opening round of the BARC/MGOC championship. With spring around the corner no one could have expected the atrocious conditions which welcomed competitors (and a few hardy spectators) for dawn had brought a heavy snowfall onto the Northamptonshire circuit....

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The CASCAR Super Series
Teri-MacDonald-Cadieux, Top Rookie Finish

The second race of the CASCAR Super Series took place Saturday, May 25 at Peterborough Speedway on what is said to be Canada’s fastest 1/3 mile race track. The Weather Network Monte Carlo started the 150-lap race from the 23rd spot and once the race results were in, driver Teri MacDonald-Cadieux captured 12th spot and was the highest finishing rookie. ....

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Editor's Notebook
Objections to Sponsoring a Woman Driver
by T.W. Theodore

Acquiring sponsorship is a many-faceted art form. For women drivers serious about moving up the ladder to one of the premier racing series, that art form includes subtleties and nuances that their male counterparts don’t encounter.....

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