New The Flavor Finale At Riverside, The Lastly Race Of The Trans Am 2.5 Challenge, Had No Trophies. The Winner Was Given An Sometime Line-Fishing Lid Past Times Scca Race Steward Joe Henderson

The flavour finale at Riverside turned out to hold upwards the terminal race of the Trans Am 2.5 Challenge.

Morton wins Riverside, amongst Peter Gregg 2nd

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For winning a Riverside, John Morton was awarded an former line-fishing chapeau yesteryear SCCA Race Steward Joe Henderson. It seems that the SCCA, amongst their fantastic organizational skills, forgot to convey trophies made for the race.
The SCCA's Executive Director would non fifty-fifty approach the winners podium.

In fact things were in addition to hence bad the O-2 serial ended early on for lack of interest. The 2.5 Challenge continued lonely

“There is no race queen, no trophy, no celebration at Riverside,” wrote Wilkinson. “In the embarrassing scene inwards the winner’s circle, Joe Henderson, the SCCA serial steward, presents John his former line-fishing chapeau because no 1 has provided a trophy.”