Frickin awesome! Can you post some details on the car?

Thanks for sharing,
Rich

 

What kind of suspension do you have? WOW! We have some rallys like this, but I've never considered entering a 928. They are natively more appropriate for our comparatively tame open road racing, which is more or less like cruising the Autobahn as fast as you can.

 

Yea, I am guess your car is not like the 1982 928 I just bought. The only way the front end of mine
would lift like that is using a floor jack

 

It's a weapon ... nice build ... here are some links to photos.

https://rennlist.com/forums/7518751-post6.html

https://rennlist.com/forums/7521107-post18.html

 

That's some awesome driving! I would die a slow death on that passenger seat...

Reminds me of Anders driving my S4 from the Pacific Coast Hiway to Woodside on Hwy 84. I screamed for my life - while Anders merely had a good time.

That was AFTER he drove my car for the first time... sideways through the first intersection we encountered.

I'm so boring. And a chicken, too!

 

Very Cool, Thanks

 

Looks like Bilsteins and stock springs. ??
https://rennlist.com/forums/7521107-post18.html

 

This gives some idea what kind of instructions navicator gives during special stages. Some events allow checking of roads to be done before actual race. Driver and navicator write those notes together. Smaller scale events might use ready made notes provided by organisers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au4MTd6V4FE

 

Excellent video thx......good luck at the IOM

I attended the TT of 2000......unbelieveable what those guys are doing on closed public roads......+200MPH on walled country roads!!!

 

Nice work!

But 185 width tyres?! Geez, that's seriously under-tyred, considering even a 75hp diesel astra comes with 205s nowadays... (early cars were 225 all round, right?)

 

Tyres are rules bound .. we have to use a /70 series profile ... so choice is not great !!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMlFp...eature=related

This is another stage (quite different) from same event. The section up to "The Gap" at the top , and back down again was / is "interesting" ... better not to think about the drops off to the side !!

 

Looks like an AO in-car video from the Blue Ridge Parkway.

 

Wow Cortina, that is some driving! I was amazed at how you were able to traverse some very technical sections with only one hand on the wheel. Very impressive.

 

I really enjoyed the video. What I wouldn't give to have access to a closed course like that. Seriously, you could market a 928 vacation and people would buy it. Come to Ireland, drink Guinness, drive fast; or to put in the correct order: come to Ireland, drive fast, drink Guinness, repeat.