2007
Final Season Points
Top Ten
- Kirk
Dohne (Team Sisu)
- Chris Perera
- Brad Barnhouse
- Bryan Pritt
- Matthew Yip
- Doug Kinser
- Brent Simonson
- Thomas Thompson
- Chris McClary
- Mark Johnston
Complete
Standings
2005
12 Hours at the Point
2006
Season
2005
Season
2004
Season
Sisu
is a Finnish concept that combines inner strength, determination,
and perseverance in the face of adversity and with a strong work
ethic. There is no direct English translation, but the concept can
be somewhat expressed as "tough as nails" or "hard
bitten" or, simply, "guts".
JUNIOR
TEAM - We have started a Junior Team to educate some up-and-coming
drivers. |
Summit
Point Motorsports Park, September 22-23, 2007 [MARRS 10]
One race to decide
it all - winner of the race takes the MARRS Season Championship
<more>
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Summit
Point Motorsports Park, September 1-3, 2007 [MARRS 8 &
9]
Big weekend,
big preparations, big deal... <more>
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Summit
Point Motorsports Park, August 11-12, 2007 [MARRS 7]
What does a simple,
uncomplicated, unremarkable weekend bring? <more>
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Nelson
Ledges Road Course, June 30-July 1, 2007 [MARRS 5 &
6]
Can Team Sisu
have success at a new track with no practice? <more>
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Summit
Point Motorsports Park, June 16-17, 2007 [MARRS 4]
Brakes only slow
you down! But are they still important to going fast? We answer
the age old question... <more>
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Virginia
International Raceway, May 12-13, 2007 [MARRS 2 & 3]
There is some new blood
in ITA, can we maintain our cometitiveness on a l-o-n-g track
against cars with more top end horsepower? Maybe so, Maybe not.
<more>
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Summit Point
Motorsports Park, April 28-29, 2007 [MARRS 1]
Winning the Championship
two times in the last three years leads to expectations of success,
we had them, but could we keep them? <more>
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2006
Season Overview and Points
2006
was a very successful year for Team Sisu with Driver Kirk Dohne
driving a Nissan 240SX. We won our second championship in three
years. <more>
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Team
History
2007 is the 18th anniversary
of Team Sisu. <more>
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Racing
101
Sisu Racing
races in the Sports Car Club of America in the Improved Touring
A class. What does all this mean, click here to find out. <more>
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