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ROBERT DeBERRY/Frontiersman Racer and instructor Howard Bone smokes his Maza Miada tires as he negotiates a 180 degree turn during his run on Saturday. This is the Alaska ASCCA's fifth event
ROBERT DeBERRY/Frontiersman Racer and instructor Howard Bone smokes his Maza Miada tires as he negotiates a 180 degree turn during his run on Saturday. This is the Alaska ASCCA's fifth event of the 2009 summer solo racing championship season. Twenty racers turned out to race the clock and smoke their tires.
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Songsay Ratana speeds his 1992 Mitsubishi 3000 GT VR4 across the Houston Middle School parking lot during Saturday’s Sports Car Club of America Alaska Region Blue Danube Solo Rally Race. Racers compete against the clock in timed events through a series of hair-pin turns, S curves and straightaways. See the action under "Video" on this Web site.

Photos by ROBERT DeBERRY

ROBERT DeBERRY/Frontiersman Bill Demming adjusts the electronic timing device after a racer slid into it during a race run Saturday at Houston Middle School.
ROBERT DeBERRY/Frontiersman Bill Demming adjusts the electronic timing device after a racer slid into it during a race run Saturday at Houston Middle School.
ROBERT DeBERRY/Frontiersman Solo racer John Wahl switches from his race tires back to his street tires after Saturday's racing event put on the Alaska SCCA at Houston Middle School. Racers race against the clock in different division depending on the type of car they are using. Most drivers at Saturday's event were racing their daily drivers. Some were heavily modified with turbo's, exhaust modifications and engine hop-up parts while others only swapped out street tires for racing tires.
ROBERT DeBERRY/Frontiersman Solo racer John Wahl switches from his race tires back to his street tires after Saturday's racing event put on the Alaska SCCA at Houston Middle School. Racers race against the clock in different division depending on the type of car they are using. Most drivers at Saturday's event were racing their daily drivers. Some were heavily modified with turbo's, exhaust modifications and engine hop-up parts while others only swapped out street tires for racing tires.
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