For immediate release   
May 30, 2003

MEDIA ALERT:
SCCA ProRally Championship Round 3 
Susquehannock Trail

WELLSBORO, Penn. - The third round (of nine) for the 2003 season. A highly 
competitive of SCCA and FIA Performance Rally cars from across North America 
and the World will compete on the wickedly fast, smooth, dirt and gravel roads 
near the famous 'Grand Canyon of the East" in North central Pennsylvania. This 
27th anniversary running of "STPR" is sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of 
America (SCCA). The SCCA ProRally Championship series is presented by 
Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America, and Subaru of America.
 
When & Where:
June 7-8, 2003; Wellsboro, PA; approximately 55 miles (90 kilometers) north 
of Williamsport PA, 45 miles (75 kilometers) southwest of Elmira, NY.

Headquarters Hotel - Saturday Press Room;
Penn-Wells Hotel, 62 Main St, Wellsboro, PA 16901 Front desk: 570.724.2111 or 
800.545.2446
Press operations will be in the "Green Room" with access through the lobby 
at the front of the hotel. 

Event and Media registration (Friday):
St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Walnut Street, Wellsboro.

Schedule: (subject to change)
 Friday, 06 June, 2003  
 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM   Competitor/Media/VIP Registration at 
					 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wellsboro
 9:00 AM -  3:00 PM; 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM   Scrutineering at the Fairgrounds, 
					 Rt. 6, East of Wellsboro.
 1:00 PM -  5:00 PM   			 Practice Stage (SEE SPECIFIC INFORMATION BELOW)
12:00 PM -  2:30 PM  3:00 PM - 6:30 PM   Wellsboro Rally for the Red Cross - 
					 Registration.Wellsboro Rally for the Red Cross
Saturday, 07 June, 2003 
 8:00 AM -  8:30 AM   			 Late Press Registration at Press Room - Penn-Wells Hotel - Green Room.
 8:45 AM -  1:30 PM   			 Press Room closed for start of rally & water crossing stage.
 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM  			 Parc Expose - on The Green - Main Street, Wellsboro.
10:15 AM  Sharp  			 Official Start of Daylight Section - 
					 Leg 1 of Susquehannock Trail Rally - on the Green
 1:30 PM -  2:30 PM   			 Press Room open - Penn-Wells Hotel - Green Room.
 2:45 PM -  5:00 PM   			 2nd Parc Expose - on the Green - Main Street, Wellsboro.
 5:01 PM  Sharp   			 Official Re-start Evening Section - 
					 Leg 2 of Susquehannock Trail Rally - on the Green
 7:00 PM -  8:50 PM  			 Germania Area Service #1.
10:59 PM - 11:57 PM 			 Germania Area Service #2.

Sunday, 08 June, 203    
 7:45 AM 				 Posting of Provisional Scores at the 
					 Arcadia Theater Lobby
 8:15 AM 				 Deadline for filing Scoring Inquiries and Claims
 8:45 AM 				 Awards and prize giving - Arcadia Theatre.
 9:30 AM 				 Brunch at Penn-Wells Hotel Dining Room. 
					 Tickets available at registration.

Event Rank:
This rally is a full points SCCA ProRally Championship event. Drivers earn 
points towards the National Championship, Subaru and Mitsubishi earn points 
towards Overall and class MFG Championships and Mazda and Dodge earn points 
towards the Group 2 Championship. 

Friday Practice Stage Details
Friday's practice stage provides an informal setting for interviews and photo 
opportunities for members of the working press to meet the stars of SCCA 
ProRally. All attending Press & VIPs must be credentialed prior to leaving 
for the stage. 

Please understand that this is not a closed "press" stage, but rather a 
working shakedown stage for the entrants. Also, only HARD CARDED Press 
members will be allowed on-stage. All other "event-only" press will be 
allowed only to spectator areas. See full Credential Policy Change Information 
below.

Selected entries (driver/co-driver):
· 2002 John Woolf Cup winner David Higgins and co-driver Daniel Barritt go 
  for consecutive win number three in 2003 after sweeping Sno*Drift and Rim of 
  the World in the 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo.
· Driver Paul Choiniere, who is second all-time in career Rally victories, 
  will make his 2003 Open Class debut at STPR. He will team up with Jeff Becker 
  in the only Hyundai entered for competition.
· 2001 Overall Driver and Manufacturer Champion Mark Lovell and 2002 Grant 
  Whitaker Cup (top overall co-driver) Steve Turvey are looking for their first 
  win of 2003 after placing second at Rim of the World in the No. 4 2004 Subaru 
  Impreza.
· Currently second in the John Woolf Cup standings behind teammate Higgins, 
  2002 2-WD Champion Lauchlin O'Sullivan, with co-driver Christian Edstrom, is 
  a strong candidate to pick up his first win in Open Class action in his 2003 
  Lancer Evo.
· The tightest current point battle in all classes belongs to Group N where 
  Mark Utecht and Jeff Secor look to continue their hot start to the 2003 season 
  in the No. 83 2002 Subaru Impreza WRX. The pair are in a deadlock with Shane 
  Mitchell and Paul Donnelly. After Utecht and Secor beat them at Sno*Drift, 
  Mitchell and Donnelly returned the favor at Rim of the World. Mitchell and 
  Donnelly are in the No. 45 Subaru Impreza. 

Additional news interest:
· Any number of weather conditions could affect the outcome of the race. 
  Historically, STPR has been clouded in dust. However, Mother Nature can also 
  create major difficulties for teams in other ways. In 2001, a rainstorm that 
  began at the second service completely changed much of the finishing order 
  throughout the entire field with muddy roads that became as slick as ice. 
· While Susquehannock Trail is geologically different in every way from 
  last month's Rim of the World, with its fast, smooth and well-groomed roads, 
  the event does, none-the-less, also have a history of high attrition. The 
  famous spectator-friendly but car-cruel Water Crossing at the end of SS1 
  often determines a number of rallyists' fortunes, with as much as 10% of the 
  field retiring, sometimes in the creek! But last year, machines ruled the 
  land because not one car was lost in the creek, a first in the 26-year history 
  of the Rally. 
· Team Subaru is still looking for its first victory of the 2003 campaign 
  after two DNF's at Sno*Drift and a second-place finish by Lovell. Lovell's 
  teammate, Ramana Lagemann, who had the other DNF, has yet to place higher 
  than fifth this year. 
· After the blistering pace set in the Open Class by Mitsubishi drivers 
  through the first two events this season, expect absolute, flat-out driving 
  and intense service area action as Team Subaru attempts to climb back into 
  the points battle and win its first ProRally of the season. 

Press & VIP Credentials; Visuals, Interviews & Media information:

IMPORTANT NOTE:
SCCA PRORALLY CHAMPIONSHIP VIP/PRESS CREDENTIAL POLICY CHANGE:
The SCCA no longer will be issuing at-event VIP Credentials, or at-event, 
all-access Press Credentials. VIP's who are associated with a team, must use 
the credentialing system offered by the organizer, and must do so through the 
team the VIP is associated with. Access to restricted access areas by members 
of the working press will require an SCCA ProRally Hard Card Photo ID Press 
Credential. Photo ID Hard Cards must be requested before the actual event 
and ARE NOT available at event. At-event Press Credentials, assigned on-site, 
will not grant access to any restricted areas. 
There will be a set number of Press Credentials for this event, available 
only to members of the working press; identification and/or proper work 
orders are required to obtain one. Minors are not eligible for Press 
credentials. Hard Card and event specific Press/Photo credentials will be 
available at registration on Friday afternoon and for a very short period on 
Saturday morning only. Remember that Hard Card Credentials will not be issued 
on-site without pre-event, off-site registration. To register for credentials, 
please contact Sue Robinson at 785-357-7222 ext. 360, or Curtis Kitchen, 
ext. 354.
For more information about restricted areas, please go to:
http://www.scca.com/news/tech/prorally/PROB051903-zoneaccess.pdf


Photo Pool: For members of the local press that are not able to attend or 
access the stages, a photographer pool has been established to furnish event 
images. 

Action photography and video will be possible ONLY from spectator and 
press-only viewing areas along the rally course. Drivers, co-drivers and 
crew are accessible throughout the event, including the practice stage, 
the Friday evening welcome party, Parc Exposes and Services. The press room 
phone number at the Penn-Wells Hotel will be available on event day.

Contact: Curtis Kitchen - Public Relations Manager SCCA, Inc. 
Pre-event: 785.357.7222 ext. 354; 
785.633.7977 (cell); 
785.232.7228 (Fax); 
email: ckitchen@scca.com
Time zone at event: Eastern Daylight Time (GMT - 5 hours)

· SCCA ProRally: http://www.scca.com

· SCCA Susquehannock Trail ProRally: http://www.stpr.org

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The SCCA ProRally Championship is presented by Mitsubishi and Subaru, 
and is televised in North America on SpeedChannel. Time and date listing 
information available at www.speedtv.com


For immediate release   
07 June 2003

Start Order & Late Breaking News:
SCCA ProRally Championship Round 3 
Susquehannock Trail

WELLSBORO, Pennsylvania - The field is set at 64 and conditions are near perfect 
for the start of the 27th-consecutive Susquehannock Trail Rally, the oldest 
continuously active SCCA ProRally Championship event in the country. The one-day 
event will be held on Pennsylvania state forest roads in the "Endless Mountains" 
to the South and West of Wellsboro.  The rally starts Saturday morning, at 
10:31 AM EST sharp, following a 90-minute open-to-the-public Parc Expose of all rally 
cars entered. Subaru Rally Team USA driver Ramana Lagemann, seeking for his first 
career victory, will lead the field into the lush, but wet "Endless Mountains" Forests.

Late Breaking News:
Weather:  Competitors and event staff alike have been holding their collective breath 
this week while determining whether or not the Stoney Creek Water Crossing at the end 
of Special Stage One will be part of the rally as recent rains have pushed the water 
level to the maximum.  Clear skies on Friday helped lower the creek and with rain not 
forecast until Saturday afternoon, the Water Crossing was declared a go by the event 
organizers late Friday afternoon, but steady rains returned overnight, and at 8:AM 
this morning, the stage was cancelled due to rapidly rising waters.  

2002 British Rally Champion Jonny Milner will begin his belated run at the Group N 
Championship on Saturday after competing in the Open Class in the first two rounds of 
the ProRally Championship.  Originally scheduled to run in Group N all season, his car 
was not ready prior to this weekend.  Milner begins his quest already 16 points behind 
both Mark Utecht and Shane Mitchell, who are tied for the Group N Class lead.  

Eight-time John Woolf Cup winner Paul Choiniere drew the number two position in the 
start order for Saturday.  STPR is Choiniere's and long-time co-driver Jeff Becker's 
first event of the 2003 season. 

Leon Styles, who finished fourth at Rim of the World - his best finish ever in Rally 
competition, had a rod thrown through the block in Friday's practice stage, and was 
likely to withdraw from the event, but secured a Mitsubishi Eclipse late last night 
and will be able to start.    

Media Contact & Web Information:    
Curtis Kitchen - SCCA, Inc. Public Relations Manager
Direct inquiry e-mail: ckitchen@scca.com    Mobile:  785.633.7977
Time zone at-event: Eastern Daylight Time (GMT - 5 hours)
SCCA ProRally: http://www.sccaprorally.org/
Susquehannock Trail SCCA ProRally: http://www.stpr.org (full entry list listed here)

Information regarding the start order list:
Car # = number on vehicle.  Car # under 200 are ProRally entries.  Car # over 200 are generally ClubRally (regional) entrants.  Class = Open, FIA Gr N - fastest; are cars with considerable modifications;  P (Production) - slowest; are cars very near to showroom stock configuration.  G5 - two wheel drive high HP cars;  G2 - two wheel drive lower horsepower cars;  PGT - high horsepower production (stock) cars.
 
Susquehannock Trail - SCCA ProRally Championship Round #3                           
07 June 2003
Top 50 Start Order (subject to final revision)  (final entry list available at www.stpr.org)
Start   Car #   Seed    Class   Driver  Country Co-Driver   Country Car
1   5   1   Open    Ramana Lagemann 	USA Michael Orr 	UK  04 Subaru Impreza WRX
2   11  0   Open    Paul Choiniere  	USA Jeff Becker 	USA 03 Hyundai Tiburon
3   25  0   Open    Seamus Burke    	USA Frances Regan   	USA 01 Mitsubishi EVO VI
4   4   0   Open    Mark Lovell 	UK  Roger Freeman   	UK  04 Subaru Impreza WRX
5   29  0   Open    Tim O'Neil  	USA Alex Gelsomino  	USA 02 Ford Focus SVT
6   1   0   Open    David Higgins   	UK  Daniel Barritt  	UK  03 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
7   15  0   GN      Jonny Milner    	UK  Duncan McMath   	UK  02 Subaru Impreza
8   80  2   Open    Jon Kemp        	USA Rod Hendricksen 	USA 84 Audi 4000 quattro
9   6   1   Open    Lauchlin O'Sullivan USA Christian Edstrom   USA 03 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
10  45  2   GN      Shane Mitchell  	USA Paul Donnelly   	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
11  83  2   GN      Mark Utecht 	USA Jeff Secor  	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
12  41  2   Open    John Drislane   	USA Sean Moriarty   	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
13  52  2   G5      Doug Shepherd   	USA Pete Gladysz    	USA 03 Dodge SRT-4
14  88  2   Open    Doug Havir  	USA Scott Putnam    	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
15  374 2   Open    Leon Styles     	USA John Dillon 	USA 91 Mitsubishi Eclipse
16  116 2   Open    Thomas Lawless  	USA Graig Shinnors  	IRE 03 Mitsubishi Evolution
17  977 4   Open    Martin Donnelly 	USA Charles Bradley 	USA 97 Mitsubishi Evo 4
18  31  3   GN      Brendan Cunningham  USA Bernard Farrell 	USA 97 Subaru Impreza
19  46  3   G2      Matthew Johnson 	USA Carl Fisher 	USA 88 VW GTI
20  851 3   PGT     Julien Pilon    	CAN Marie-Eve Pilon 	CAN 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
21  857 2   GN      Peter Thomson   	CAN Brian Maxwell   	CAN 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
22  94  3   GN      Craig Peeper    	USA Ian Bevan   	UK  02 Subaru Impreza WRX
23  925 3   Open    Sakis Hadjiminas    USA Jose Vicente    	USA 95 Subaru Impreza
24  755 3   PGT     Eoin McGeough   	USA Pauric Connolly 	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
25  136 3   GN      Jason Rivas 	USA Marc Goldfarb   	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX
26  207 3   G5      Dave Hintz  	USA Rick Hintz  	USA 90 Mazda RX-7 Turbo
27  868 5   G2      Gerard Coffey   	USA Liam Callahan   	USA 86 Volkswagen Golf
28  937 3   Open    Patrick Farrell 	USA Bob Kelly   	USA 01 Subaru Impreza 
29  62  2   G5      Chris Havas 	USA Dave Kean   	USA 01 VW Golf GTi
30  173 3   Open    Patrick Lilly   	USA Jason Gillespie 	USA 99 Mitsubishi Mirage
31  957 3   Open    Malachy Crawford    USA Mark McAllister 	USA 97 Mitsubishi Mirage
32  71  2   G2      Brian Hourt 	USA Eric Heitkamp   	USA 00 Acura Integra GS-R
33  42  3   G2      Eric Burmeister 	USA Cindy Krolikowski   USA 02 Mazda Protégé
34  130 4   Open    Liam Egan   	USA Poinsios McKenna    USA 00 Mitsubishi Evo VI
35  91  3   GN      Jonathan Bottoms    USA Eric Dahlgren   	USA 02 Subaru WRX
36  768 3   Open    Celsus Donnelly 	USA Barry McCann    	USA 97 Mitsubishi Evo IV
37  81  3   PGT     V. Maciukevicius    USA Arunas Salkauskas   USA 00 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS
38  941 5   G2/H    Dan Cook    	USA Bill Rhodes 	USA 68 Datsun 510
39  970 4   G2      John Rahill 	USA Vlad Hladky 	USA 85 VW Gti
40  565 3   GN      Russell Hodges  	USA Mike Rossey 	USA 95 Subaru Impreza WRX STi
41  93  3   G5      Robert Olson    	USA Conrad Ketelsen 	USA 93 Porsche 911
42  143 4   G2      Chris Whiteman  	USA Eric Adams  	USA 03 Dodge Neon SXT
43  68  5   PGT     Eric Macaire    	USA Urmas Kask  	USA 02 Audi TT
44  750 5   PGT     Jim Larsen  	USA Doug Moore  	USA 88 BMW 325 ix
45  96  4   G2      Brian Scott 	USA Ed Wahl 		USA 02 Ford Focus SVT
46  76  3   Open    Gail Truess 	USA Pam McGarvey    	USA 88 Mazda 323GTX
47  60  5   PGT     Bruce Davis 	USA Lee Sorenson    	USA 94 Mitsubishi Eclipse
48  887 3   G5      Mark Bowers 	USA James Bowers    	USA 87 Mitsubishi Starion
49  69  5   G2      Charles Sherrill    USA Bryan O'Neal    	USA 89 Honda CRX Si
50  86  3   Prod.   Mike Halley 	USA Bill Montgomery 	USA 99 VW New Beetle

The SCCA ProRally Championship is presented by Mitsubishi and Subaru, and is televised 
in North America on SpeedChannel.  Time and date listing information available at 
www.speedtv.com



Final Report, Results 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

HIGGINS WINS THIRD STRAIGHT, CHOINIERE RETURNS TO PODIUM 
SCCA  ProRally Championship Round 3 - Susquehannock Trail 

WELLSBORO, Pa. ( June 8, 2003 ) -  One is a good start.  Two is special.  
Three is David Higgins.  After starting sixth on Saturday morning, the 
U.K. native systematically made his way to the top spot and notched his 
third-consecutive 2003 SCCA ProRally Championship win for Mitsubishi 
Team Motorsports America at the Susquehannock Trail ProRally (STPR).  

Higgins and co-driver Daniel Barritt won the race by more than six 
minutes over second-place finishers Tim O’Neil, and Alex Gelsomino. In 
his first event of the 2003 Championship season, Paul Choiniere re-united 
with long-time co-driving partner Jeff Becker and finished nearly four 
minutes behind O’Neil in third. The podium appearances were firsts for 
both drivers this year. Visiting Canadian Group N Class Drivers Peter 
Thomson and championship regular Mark Utecht completed the top five. 

"The car was fantastic," said Higgins, who also padded his John Woolf Cup 
(Drivers’ Championship) standings lead with the win. "It ran well. We 
took care of the small electrical problem we had after the morning 
session and everything after that was A-1."  

"We had an excellent choice of equipment for each of the weather 
conditions, and even though it got a bit foggy at the end, we were able 
to get through it."  

Only 37 of the 64 cars that began the race made it through the slick, 
muddy roads of the Pennsylvania countryside to the finish. Not in that 
group, for the second time this season, were both Subaru Rally Team USA 
entries. Team Subaru came into the weekend determined to shrink the 
Manufacturers’ Championship point separation between themselves and 
Team Mitsubishi, but that opportunity vanished early as both Mark Lovell 
and Ramana Lagemann suffered clutch failures and were forced to turn in 
a pair of DNFs.  

Higgins’ teammate, Lauchlin O’Sullivan, was in prime condition to make 
it a Mitsubishi sweep of the weekend, but in Special Stage Six (SS6), 
his radiator broke, and with that, suffered the first Team Mitsubishi 
DNF of the year. 

Also felled by the course was Jonny Milner, who was vying for his first 
Group N class victory of the season after competing in the Open class at 
the first two events of the year. Milner, who hopped into second overall 
after O’Sullivan’s mechanical failure, was in second place going into 
stage eight of the 10-stage rally.  However, a suspension wishbone 
failed, finishing his evening and handing the Group N win to Thomson. 

In other classes, Eoin McGeough, along with co-driver Pauric Connolly, 
won the Production GT class in their Subaru Impreza WRX and finished 
tenth overall, the only PGT car in the top 20. Driving their Volkswagen 
Golf GTi, Chris Havas and co-driver Dave Kean captured the Group 5 win 
while finishing 11th overall and Eric Burmeister, along with Cindy 
Krolikowski, was solid all event long in winning Group 2 and earning 
much needed Manufacturer points for Mazda, finishing 16th overall.  
In the Production Class, Mike Halley’s Volkswagen New Beetle was the 
last car standing out of three entries while he came in 36th. 

Round Four of the 2003 SCCA ProRally Championship heads to the Rocky 
Mountains for the 81st "Run to the Clouds" at the Falken Tire Pike’s 
Peak International Hill Climb, June 28.  For more information for this 
event, visit www.scca.com or www.ppihc.com. 

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Fin St Car
No Class Class
Fin Driver Nat Co-Driver Nat Car Total Time 
 1  6   1 Open  1 David Higgins 	UK  Daniel Barritt 	UK 03 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 1:54:51 
 2  5  29 Open  2 Tim O'Neil 		USA Alex Gelsomino 	USA 02 Ford Focus SVT 	    2:01:02 
 3  2  11 Open  3 Paul Choiniere 	USA Jeff Becker 	USA 03 Hyundai Tiburon      2:04:59 
 4 21 857 GN    1 Peter Thomson 	CAN Brian Maxwell 	CAN 02 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:12:29 
 5 11  83 GN    2 Mark Utecht 		USA Jeff Secor 		USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:13:28 
 6 28 937 Open  4 Patrick Farrell 	USA Bob Kelly 		USA 01 Subaru Impreza       2:14:06 
 7 10  45 GN    3 Shane Mitchell 	USA Paul Donnelly 	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:14:08 
 8 36 768 Open  5 Celsus Donnelly 	USA Barry McCann 	USA 97 Mitsubishi Evo IV    2:14:42 
 9 25 136 GN    4 Jason Rivas 		USA Marc Goldfarb 	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:15:04 
10 24 755 PGT   1 Eoin McGeough 	USA Pauric Connolly 	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:15:59 
11 29  62 G5    1 Chris Havas 		USA Dave Kean 		USA 01 VW Golf GTi 	    2:16:27 
12 40 565 GN    5 Russell Hodges 	USA Mike Rossey 	USA 95 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:18:22 
13 31 957 Open  6 Malachy Crawford 	USA Mark McAllister 	USA 97 Mitsubishi Mirage    2:19:12 
14 15 374 Open  7 Leon Styles 		USA John Dillon 	USA 91 Mitsubishi Eclipse   2:19:53 
15 33  42 G2    1 Eric Burmeister 	USA Cindy Krolikowski 	USA 02 Mazda Protege 	    2:21:15 
16 32  71 G2    2 Brian Hourt 		USA Eric Heitkamp 	USA 00 Acura Integra GS-R   2:21:28 
17 34 130 Open  8 Liam Egan 		USA Poinsios McKenna 	USA 00 Mitsubishi Evo VI    2:23:14 
18 56  55 G5    2 Brian Vinson 		USA Richard Beels 	USA 03 Dodge Neon SXT 	    2:23:54 
19 62 903 Open  9 Christopher Sanborn 	USA Emmons Hathaway 	USA 96 Ford Escort 	    2:24:14 
20 22  94 GN    6 Craig Peeper 		USA Ian Bevan 		UK  02 Subaru Impreza WRX   2:25:33 
21 45  96 G2    3 Brian Scott 		USA Ed Wahl 		USA 02 Ford Focus SVT 	    2:26:11 
22 26 207 G5    3 Dave Hintz 		USA Rick Hintz 		USA 90 Mazda RX-7 Turbo     2:26:49 
23 39 970 G2    4 John Rahill 		USA Vlad Hladky 	USA 85 VW Gti  		    2:28:26 
24 57 907 GT    1 Patrick Brennan 	USA Stephen Duffy 	USA 90 Eagle Talon 	    2:28:27 
25 55 912 Open 10 John Cassidy 		USA Dave Getchell 	USA 94 Subaru Impreza 	    2:28:46 
26 37  81 PGT   2 V. Maciukevicius 	USA Arunas Salkauskas 	USA 00 Subaru Impreza 2.5   2:28:53 
27 44 750 PGT   3 Jim Larsen 		USA Doug Moore 		USA 88 BMW 325 ix 	    2:29:19 
28 36 945 GN    7 Brendan Kelly 	USA John McArthur 	USA 02 Subaru WRX  	    2:29:23 
29 41  93 G5    4 Robert Olson 		USA Conrad Ketelsen 	USA 93 Porsche 911  	    2:29:40 
30 35  91 GN    8 Jonathan Bottoms 	USA Eric Dahlgren 	USA 02 Subaru WRX  	    2:31:14 
31 53 931 PGT   4 Donald Kennedy 	USA Keith Kennedy 	USA 96 Subaru Impreza 	    2:33:14 
32 61 908 G5    5 Paul Kelbel 		USA William Sekela 	USA 92 Dodge Shadow 	    2:38:26 
33 47  60 PGT   5 Bruce Davis 		USA Lee Sorenson 	USA 94 Mitsubishi Eclipse   2:42:54 
34 64 854 Open 11 Ann Jordan 		USA Alan Jordan 	USA 84 Audi 4000 	    2:43:43 
35 65 133 G5    6 Tom Young 		USA Jim Lebeau 		USA 03 Dodge SRT-4  	    2:43:55 
36 50  86 Prod. 1 Mike Halley 		USA Bill Montgomery 	USA 99 VW New Beetle 	    2:45:28 
37 48 887 G5    7 Mark Bowers 		USA James Bowers 	USA 87 Mitsubishi Starion   3:02:38 
               
Stat St Car
No Class Class
Fin Driver Nat 	Co-Driver Nat Car Stage out/ Reason (if known) 
DNF  7  15 GN  	 Jonny Milner 		UK  Duncan McMath 	UK  02 Subaru Impreza  	     SS8/Susp 
DNF 43  68 PGT   Eric Macaire 		USA Urmas Kask 		USA 02 Audi TT  	     SS8 
DNF 49  69 G2  	 Charles Sherrill 	USA Bryan O'Neal 	USA 89 Honda CRX Si 	     SS8 
DNF 42 143 G2  	 Chris Whiteman 	USA Eric Adams 		USA 03 Dodge Neon SXT 	     SS8 
DNF 66 573 G2    Kevin Wesley 		USA Robert Bohn 	USA 95 Dodge Neon 	     SS8 
DNF 46  76 Open  Gail Truess 		USA Pam McGarvey 	USA 88 Mazda 323GTX          SS7/Mech 
DNF  9   6 Open  Lauchlin O'Sullivan 	USA Christian Edstrom 	USA 03 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo SS5/Radiator 
DNF 19  46 G2    Matthew Johnson 	USA Carl Fisher 	USA 88 VW GTI  		     SS5/Gbox 
DNF 16 116 Open  Thomas Lawless 	USA Graig Shinnors 	IRE 03 Mitsubishi Evolution  SS5/Mech 
DNF 30 173 Open  Patrick Lilly 		USA Jason Gillespie 	USA 99 Mitsubishi Mirage     SS5/Engine 
DNF 60 894 Prod.  Vittorio Bares 	USA Forest Fryburg 	USA 02 Ford Focus 	     SS5/Water pmp 
DNF 38 941 G2/H  Dan Cook 		USA Bill Rhodes 	USA 68 Datsun 510  	     SS5/Off 
DNF 67 942 G5  	 William Tremmel 	USA Charles Paulsen 	USA 86 Volkswagen GTi 	     SS5/Engine 
DNF 17 977 Open  Martin Donnelly 	USA Charles Bradley 	USA 97 Mitsubishi Evo 4      SS5/Mech 
DNF  1   5 Open  Ramana Lagemann 	USA Michael Orr 	UK  04 Subaru Impreza WRX    SS3/Clutch 
DNF  3  25 Open  Seamus Burke 		USA Frances Regan 	USA 01 Mitsubishi EVO VI     SS3/Clutch 
DNF 12  41 Open  John Drislane 		USA Sean Moriarty 	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX    SS3/Mech 
DNF 13  52 G5  	 Doug Shepherd 		USA Pete Gladysz 	USA 03 Dodge SRT-4           SS3/Off 
DNF 14  88 Open  Doug Havir 		USA Scott Putnam 	USA 02 Subaru Impreza WRX    SS3/Susp 
DNF 59 137 G2  	 Phil Smith 		USA Dallas Smith 	USA 68 MGB GT 		     SS3/Accident 
DNF 63 526 Prod. Ken Kovach 		USA David Bruce 	USA 00 Ford Focus 	     SS3 
DNF 20 851 PGT   Julien Pilon 		CAN Marie-Eve Pilon 	CAN 02 Subaru Impreza WRX    SS3 
DNF  4   4 Open  Mark Lovell 		UK  Roger Freeman 	UK  04 Subaru Impreza WRX    SS1/Clutch 
DNF 18  31 GN    Brendan Cunningham 	USA Bernard Farrell 	USA 97 Subaru Impreza        SS1 
DNF 54  56 PGT   Ronald McIvor 		USA Alan Perry 		USA 95 Mistubishi Eclipse    SS1 
DNF 27 868 G2    Gerard Coffey 		USA Liam Callahan 	USA 86 Volkswagen Golf       SS1 
DNF 23 925 Open  Sakis Hadjiminas 	USA Jose Vicente 	USA 95 Subaru Impreza        SS1