Wednesday’s qualifying excitement couldn’t be stopped during the 60th anniversary SCCA® National Championship Runoffs® presented by Sunoco at America’s National Park of Speed in Wisconsin. Some of that was due to it being Hawk “Brake-Through Performer” day.
Thanks to Hawk Performance, a driver from each of the 26 car classes at the 2024 Runoffs who made the biggest improvement in qualifying position from Tuesday to Wednesday receives a free set of Hawk brake pads for a street car, race car, or tow vehicle. Winners must have posted Tuesday and Wednesday qualifying times to be eligible for the reward.
For more than 25 years, championship winning drivers and teams have demanded Hawk Performance motorsports brake pads. The company leverages its experience on the track, and technology used in aerospace and the military, to make first-class products in the USA.
Hawk’s advanced technology is also available for daily cars, trucks, and SUVs thanks to Hawk Performance street products. With the LTS compound for SUVs and Jeeps, Super-Duty pads for tow vehicles, and brake fluids for both the street and the racetrack, Hawk has every braking need covered.
The Official Brake Products of SCCA since 2003, Hawk also stopped hundreds of Runoffs volunteers from feeling hunger as the generous “Lunch Brake” provider of food and drink Wednesday.
Learn more about the Hawk Performance advantage by visiting HawkPerformance.com. And don’t forget to give Hawk a “like” on Facebook and Instagram.
Hawk “Brake-Through” Winners at ’24 SCCA Runoffs
The following list contains Hawk “Brake-Through Performers” from Wednesday, Oct 2. Winners can retrieve their reward by visiting the Contingency Table in Tech between 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Please pick up certificates before Thursday evening, if at all possible.
Each entry below includes the car class, driver’s name, SCCA Region, and the number of positions gained in qualifying from Tuesday to Wednesday.
- American Sedan®: Tom Brown, Glen Region (6)
- B-Spec: Josh Schmidt, Central Carolinas Region (6)
- E Production: Peter Norton, North Carolina Region (6)
- F Production: Mark Weber, St. Louis Region (2)
- H Production: Jerry Oleson, Colorado Region (9)
- Formula 600: Steven Jondal, Land O'Lakes Region (3)
- Formula Atlantic®: John McAleer, Atlanta Region (2)
- Formula Continental®: Rockford Beauchamp, Milwaukee Region (1)
- Formula Enterprises® 2: Steve Whitston, Milwaukee Region (4)
- Formula F: Jonathan Kotyk, Buccaneer Region (3)
- Formula Vee®: Raymond Carmody, Glen Region (8)
- GT-1: Ryan McManus, NEOhio Region (0)
- GT-2: William Moore, NEOhio Region (2)
- GT-3: Chris Edens, Arkansas Region (4)
- GT-Lite: Scott McAllister, Florida Region (1)
- Prototype 1: Jason Miller, Milwaukee Region (4)
- Prototype 2: Greg Gyann, Chicago Region (4)
- Spec Miata: Frankie Barroso, Florida Region (0)
- Spec MX-5: Justin Adakonis, New England Region (18)
- Spec Racer® Ford Gen3: Tyler Stephens, Lone Star Region (11)
- Super Touring® Lite: Chuck Hines, North Carolina Region (5)
- Super Touring® Under: Eric Fiest, NEOhio Region (5)
- Touring 1: James Candelaria, Central Florida Region (2)
- Touring 2: Mark Boden, Chicago Region (3)
- Touring 3: Sean Lovett, San Francisco Region (18)
- Touring 4: Stephen Blethen, New England Region (5)
Photo by Jon Krolewicz
