Kevin Heck, a member of Phi Sigma Kappa and the University of Minnesota Sports Car Club, was the man who put the whole weekend together. The fraternity supplied most of the course workers for the rally and autocross.

Kevin obtained the services of local rallyist Jim Putnam as rallymaster for the Saturday event. Jim laid out about a one hundred mile route in Washington County that was challenging enough to cause the lesser experienced rallyists to come in with some rather high scores.

Sunday's autocross was eventmastered by Tom Griffin, a Corvettes-of-Minnesota member. Held on a large University of Minnesota parking lot on 4th Street, the event

featured a very fast--and, as the sun heated up the asphalt--a very slippery course. Front-wheel-drive cars proved more able to handle the slick surface and dominated the classes they were entered in.

The winners of the Weekend on Wheels III rally, and first in Class A (equipped car,) were Bob Shapiro and Dave Fuss. Using a rally-computer, the pair accumulatcd a mere 35 penalty points over eight checkpoints, and 19 of those came on the last leg when the computer broke down and they had to "seat-of-the-pants" it. (35 penalty points means they finished the day's rallying only 21 seconds off the perfect time!)