Moving past mere survival; time to learn how to drive
#16
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Erik, that was really fun and i thank you for letting me in your car and help you becoming a better driver.
Send me that video of yours and i will review it.
Sales@987part.com
Glad you made your personnal best. Continue to put that in pratice and confidence will come faster than you think.
You have some good hands, that matters to me when i push people. You have to understand the limit of the car.
I will see you at the next event
Seb
Send me that video of yours and i will review it.
Sales@987part.com
Glad you made your personnal best. Continue to put that in pratice and confidence will come faster than you think.
You have some good hands, that matters to me when i push people. You have to understand the limit of the car.
I will see you at the next event
Seb
#17
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Glad to help, anytime
Thinking out loud
My buddies peter and clark, gt3 drivers probably have videos from their mancation tours as they did lcmt.
If i recall, they were in that 1:50 time
Might help since same car
I will find the youtube link somewhere
Thinking out loud
My buddies peter and clark, gt3 drivers probably have videos from their mancation tours as they did lcmt.
If i recall, they were in that 1:50 time
Might help since same car
I will find the youtube link somewhere
#20
Hey Tom, been doing this for 10 years and still learning! Now that I'm sitting passenger seat, I'm using vision at a higher level(as well as anticipating what my driver as well as others may do on track) All of these things combined are actually making me a better driver! So let me take a minute to thank you and all the greens for helping me become a better driver!
P.S. Try and stay away from Kenny, he's a bad seed!
(See my sig.)
P.S. Try and stay away from Kenny, he's a bad seed!
(See my sig.)
#21
Instructor
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Seb's post is very valuable tangible real world info to a greenie. On my first event in May I was kind of adopted by Steve and Mary Schindler from Rutland Vermont.They offered up 2 days of advice and shade. Steve was a red driver and he too had a Boxter. It stuck with me that despite his enormous deficit of horsepower he was flying around the track faster than many RS's. Seb is clearly doing the same. There is a big lesson to take away from that.. I don't know where I am leaving all those seconds but I get the feeling I am going to have a lot of fun finding them.
Last edited by 911newb; 07-26-2016 at 01:57 PM.
#22
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Glad you guys had fun in July! I was away but I'm looking forward to August. Now back to registration duties.
Best,
Best,
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Originally Posted by Bob Rouleau
Glad you guys had fun in July! I was away but I'm looking forward to August. Now back to registration duties.
Best,
Best,
Your kid did ok, though! 😀
#24
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I'm still registered for August. 3 days! I'll have to pack extra duct tape and binder twine! Hope my car will make it through! Maybe I can graduate this time.
#25
Burning Brakes
There you go
1:48:8
Peter is national instructor and race E car in pca club racing
TRAKCAR 2010 911 GT3RS Mont Tremblant 07-24-12 Best lap 1:48.8 - YouTube
1:48:8
Peter is national instructor and race E car in pca club racing
TRAKCAR 2010 911 GT3RS Mont Tremblant 07-24-12 Best lap 1:48.8 - YouTube
Seb, any idea of what tires or type (Street, R, Slicks) he is running?
#27
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Originally Posted by Dwane
Hoosiers is my guess.
Clarke's girlfriend was scary fast as well for her first time at Tremblant.
Search mancation on racing and de forum...
Clarke's girlfriend was scary fast as well for her first time at Tremblant.
Search mancation on racing and de forum...
The mancation gang are long time drivers , instructors and club racers.
Its very good for their 1st time at lcmt. But im sure you can do 1:45 with a gt3/rs or lower.