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BULLDOG MOTORSPORT/MLC MOTORSPORT, LLC TEAM COMPLETE EXCITING 2009 SFR RACE SEASON, December
2, 2009. Congratulations to the team members for finishing at the top of the 2009 San Francisco Region SCCA Road Race Series. At
the region's Annual Awards Banquet on November 14, 2009 Jim Devenport of Modesto, CA, in only his second year racing, took
First Place in FE in SFR. Jim had 4 - 1st place finishes, 5 - 2nd place finishes and 2- 3rd place finishes to give him the series
championship. Team member Frank Cusack of Woodside, CA finished 4th in the SFR series with 3 - 1st place finishes, 1 - 2nd
place, 4 - 3rd place and 1 - 4th place finish. We also extend our congratulations to Sean Kelly of Merced, CA for finishing 2nd in the
SFR 2009 Series and to Chuck Raggio of Linden, CA for finishing 3rd in the SFR Series. In addition to his first place FE finish for the
series, Jim Devenport also finished 2nd for the 2009 SFR Road Racing Series in his Spec Racer Ford. The San Francisco Region
2009 Road Racing Series consisted of a total of 12 races conducted over 8 weekends at Thunderhill Raceway, Infinion Raceway and
Laguna Seca Raceway.
ALECKSON WINS FORMULA FSCCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AT ROAD ATLANTA.
Road Atlanta, November 11, 2006: Brandon Aleckson, 21, of Watsonville, CA captured the checkered flag today in the American
Road Race of Champions Formula SCCA National Championship race at the 2.54 mile Road Atlanta. Aleckson was the unknown
underdog as he has not raced against any of the 21 starters during the season. Brandon qualified number 2 behind Terrick Mansur,
of Oranjestad, Aruba, the SCCA SE Division FSCCA champion who most were betting would take home today's championship. The
green flag was waved under threatening skies and the battle was on. Aleckson rapidly took the lead from Mansur as the pair diced
around the track. During the second lap both Mansur and Justin Huffman passed Aleckson. A couple of laps later Aleckson
overtook Huffman and was again gaining ground on Mansur as both front drivers began to pull away from the rest of the pack.
During the course of the race both Mansur and Aleckson swapped leads several times and also traded new lap records. Close to
the end Aleckson passed Mansur for the last time narrowly missing a lapped car that moved to the left as Aleckson was passing
both drivers going uphill from turn 5. Aleckson managed to hold on to the lead as Mansur continued to try to find a way around him
and finally took the checkered flag just 0.441 seconds ahead of Mansur. Aleckson was supported at the race by his father, Dan
Aleckson and Chuck Johnson of MLC Motorsports, LLC. See the eformulacarnews.com writeup below.
FSCCA: Aleckson Captures National Championship at Road Atlanta Write up by Al Craighead of Formula Car Magazine
FSCCA: Mansur Captures Pole For National Championship Race Write up by Al Craighead of Formula Car Magazine
FSCCA: National Championship Preview Write up by Al Craighead of Formula Car Magazine
ALECKSON TAKES 2006 SAN FRANCISCO REGION FSCCA CHAMPIONSHIP.
Laguna Seca, October 28, 2006: Brandon Aleckson, 21, of Watsonville, CA dominated the 2006 FSCCA racing season in the SCCA
San Francisco Region and captured 2nd place in SFR's Formula Atlantic class against cars with 1/3 more horsepower. Brandon
improved with each race of the season on the region's three tracks at Thunderhill, Infineon and Laguna Seca. Aleckson has entered
the American Road Race of Chapions to be held at Road Atlanta November 10 - 12, 2006 where he is likely to be the only driver from
West of the Rockies. The SFR FSCCA championship podium was rounded out by Chuck Johnson of Reno, NV in 2nd place and Jeff
Palazzo of Folsom, CA in 3rd place.
Two FSCCA Cars Added to San Francisco Region.
SCCA Enterprises Sponsors San Francisco Region Formula SCCA Series For 2006. January 16, 2006
Formula SCCA Race Car To Be At San Francisco Auto Show and Available For Testing In December At Thunderhill. November 4,
2005
SCCA Enterprises Appoints MLC Motorsports as FSCCA/SRSCCA CSR for NORPAC Division. October 5, 2005
2, 2009. Congratulations to the team members for finishing at the top of the 2009 San Francisco Region SCCA Road Race Series. At
the region's Annual Awards Banquet on November 14, 2009 Jim Devenport of Modesto, CA, in only his second year racing, took
First Place in FE in SFR. Jim had 4 - 1st place finishes, 5 - 2nd place finishes and 2- 3rd place finishes to give him the series
championship. Team member Frank Cusack of Woodside, CA finished 4th in the SFR series with 3 - 1st place finishes, 1 - 2nd
place, 4 - 3rd place and 1 - 4th place finish. We also extend our congratulations to Sean Kelly of Merced, CA for finishing 2nd in the
SFR 2009 Series and to Chuck Raggio of Linden, CA for finishing 3rd in the SFR Series. In addition to his first place FE finish for the
series, Jim Devenport also finished 2nd for the 2009 SFR Road Racing Series in his Spec Racer Ford. The San Francisco Region
2009 Road Racing Series consisted of a total of 12 races conducted over 8 weekends at Thunderhill Raceway, Infinion Raceway and
Laguna Seca Raceway.
ALECKSON WINS FORMULA FSCCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AT ROAD ATLANTA.
Road Atlanta, November 11, 2006: Brandon Aleckson, 21, of Watsonville, CA captured the checkered flag today in the American
Road Race of Champions Formula SCCA National Championship race at the 2.54 mile Road Atlanta. Aleckson was the unknown
underdog as he has not raced against any of the 21 starters during the season. Brandon qualified number 2 behind Terrick Mansur,
of Oranjestad, Aruba, the SCCA SE Division FSCCA champion who most were betting would take home today's championship. The
green flag was waved under threatening skies and the battle was on. Aleckson rapidly took the lead from Mansur as the pair diced
around the track. During the second lap both Mansur and Justin Huffman passed Aleckson. A couple of laps later Aleckson
overtook Huffman and was again gaining ground on Mansur as both front drivers began to pull away from the rest of the pack.
During the course of the race both Mansur and Aleckson swapped leads several times and also traded new lap records. Close to
the end Aleckson passed Mansur for the last time narrowly missing a lapped car that moved to the left as Aleckson was passing
both drivers going uphill from turn 5. Aleckson managed to hold on to the lead as Mansur continued to try to find a way around him
and finally took the checkered flag just 0.441 seconds ahead of Mansur. Aleckson was supported at the race by his father, Dan
Aleckson and Chuck Johnson of MLC Motorsports, LLC. See the eformulacarnews.com writeup below.
FSCCA: Aleckson Captures National Championship at Road Atlanta Write up by Al Craighead of Formula Car Magazine
FSCCA: Mansur Captures Pole For National Championship Race Write up by Al Craighead of Formula Car Magazine
FSCCA: National Championship Preview Write up by Al Craighead of Formula Car Magazine
ALECKSON TAKES 2006 SAN FRANCISCO REGION FSCCA CHAMPIONSHIP.
Laguna Seca, October 28, 2006: Brandon Aleckson, 21, of Watsonville, CA dominated the 2006 FSCCA racing season in the SCCA
San Francisco Region and captured 2nd place in SFR's Formula Atlantic class against cars with 1/3 more horsepower. Brandon
improved with each race of the season on the region's three tracks at Thunderhill, Infineon and Laguna Seca. Aleckson has entered
the American Road Race of Chapions to be held at Road Atlanta November 10 - 12, 2006 where he is likely to be the only driver from
West of the Rockies. The SFR FSCCA championship podium was rounded out by Chuck Johnson of Reno, NV in 2nd place and Jeff
Palazzo of Folsom, CA in 3rd place.
Two FSCCA Cars Added to San Francisco Region.
SCCA Enterprises Sponsors San Francisco Region Formula SCCA Series For 2006. January 16, 2006
Formula SCCA Race Car To Be At San Francisco Auto Show and Available For Testing In December At Thunderhill. November 4,
2005
SCCA Enterprises Appoints MLC Motorsports as FSCCA/SRSCCA CSR for NORPAC Division. October 5, 2005