Tire Rack BMW CCA Club Racing series chairman Gary Davis has announced the winners of the series’ 2018 national class champions as well as the series’ rookie of the year and the winner of the Glenn Lucas Spirit of Club Racing award.
Class champions are:
• In B-Modified, Ralph Warren of the Pacific Region, who races an E90 M3
• In C-Modified, Charles Harding of the South Atlantic region, who races an E46 M3
• In D-Modified, Sripathi Haputantri of the South Atlantic region, who races an E36 M3
• In G-Prepared, Bill Schachat of the North Atlantic region, who races an E92 M3
• In both H-Prepared and H-Sport, Steve Liadis of the North Atlantic region, who races an E46 M3
• In I-Prepared, Jeff Quesenberry of the South Atlantic region, who races an E36 M3
• In I-Sport, Dan March of the North Atlantic region, who races an E36 M3
• In J-Prepared, Ed Karabec of the North Atlantic region, who races an E36 325is
• In J-Sport, John Sanders of the North Atlantic region, who races an E46 328i
• In K-Prepared, David Harrison of the South Atlantic region, who races an E30 325i
• In M3T, David Hellman of the North Atlantic region, who races an E30 M3
• In M-Prepared, Bud Scott of the South Atlantic region, who races an E30 325e
• In Spec E36, Christian Shield of the South Atlantic region, who races a 325i
• In Spec E46, Greg Hartman of the North Atlantic region, who races a 330i
Patrick Harris, a South Atlantic region racer who pilots a 330i in the Spec E46 class, is the 2018 rookie of the year. The award goes to the rookie club racer who accumulates the most points over the course of the season.
Patrick Harris won the 2018 rookie of the year award.
Krista Williams, a South Atlantic region racer who runs a C-Modified E46 M3, is the winner of the 2018 Glenn Lucas Award, presented to the BMW CCA Club Racer who most represents the spirit of Club Racing both on and off the track.
Krista Williams won the 2018 Glenn Lucas award.
Both the rookie of the year and Glenn Lucas awards carry a stipend of $1000.—Brian Morgan
[Featured image: Jeff Quesenberry won the national championship in I-Prepared, the largest class in the series in 2018.]
[Photos courtesy Brian Morgan, David Williams.]