Touring 2 | 2023 SCCA National Championship Runoffs | VIRginia International Raceway

In a way, the Touring 2 race at the 2023 National Championship Runoffs, which took the green flag on Sunday, Oct. 1, was a David and Goliath battle. Kurt Rezzetano claimed the Tire Rack Pole in his Ford Mustang GT, but to his left was Scotty B. White in a big-displacement Dodge Viper SRT-10. Who would win the battle of torque vs. agility? Maybe neither, because chasing them was Mark Boden in a Porsche 911/997, racing legend John Heinricy in a nearly stock Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing, David Sanders in a Chevrolet Corvette, and more, all wanting to claim that top step on the podium.
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[@MrLuvtheUSA]

It’s a shame these races don’t get more recognition. I’d rather see this than most pro racing 👌

[@spatulaman2753]

Phoenix has got the setup on Mustangs figured out at VIR. Those cars just float effortlessly around that track.

[@Rattlecanjeff]

Fast S197 stick axle mustangs.

[@carsonconsidine9004]

That Cadillac first lap pass in the s curves was a thing of beauty

[@maxskullic9879]

I had the skills but never a fair chance. If I didn't lose everything to my spine being damaged when I was a kid, I would have been racing at 16yo. My whole life I had just one dream, to become the best driver in the world. What I got was 20 years of courier work because the only skills I had were driving fast. That ended 2 years ago when I got rear ended by a truck. I was stopped at a red light and the lady in the truck was watching videos on her phone and nailed my car at 65mph. I was already walking with a cane due to back pain, now I'm in a wheelchair most days. I had to give up everything, moved back into my parent's basement, gave up driving because the bumps hammer the weak spots in my spine. My life is a waking nightmare, a personal hell and I just keep waking up to more pain and less things. Had to sell my birthday present to pay a vet bill on my cats.