High Performance Driving School
#16
[quote]Originally posted by 924Superwagen:
<strong> I had a humbling experience after being tossed the keys to the 924S to go for a spin. I had grown accustomed to handling characteristics of my mom's VW (FWD = understeer, understeer...) especially when applying the throttle mid-corner. I got a brief lesson of RWD handling when the rear started sliding out....</strong><hr></blockquote>
Took 'em literally, huh?
<strong> I had a humbling experience after being tossed the keys to the 924S to go for a spin. I had grown accustomed to handling characteristics of my mom's VW (FWD = understeer, understeer...) especially when applying the throttle mid-corner. I got a brief lesson of RWD handling when the rear started sliding out....</strong><hr></blockquote>
Took 'em literally, huh?
#17
As soon as I turned 17 my parents signed me up for the skip barber 3 day racing school at Lime Rock (northwester conn). Easily one of the best experiences of my life. The instructors are awesome, friendly and really helpful. Plus you get to drive their awesome formula dodge (1.2 gees on street tires!) I would have probably been a reckless teen on the road if it wasnt for the school, now playing on the street seems childish compared to track work. The only side effects are that Im hooked on track driving and I heel and toe every downshift
#18
[quote]Originally posted by Dave:
<strong>Took 'em literally, huh?</strong><hr></blockquote>Just a wee bit, mate. That quasi-'incident' got my heart racing and it didn't help that it was on a tree-lined road. Had I not saved it, it would've been totalled.
<strong>Took 'em literally, huh?</strong><hr></blockquote>Just a wee bit, mate. That quasi-'incident' got my heart racing and it didn't help that it was on a tree-lined road. Had I not saved it, it would've been totalled.