What's your favourite circuit and why?
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Burning Brakes
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The first and only time I drove the ring I was terrified my first lap. Being used to road courses we have here in the U.S. that track can be intimidating if you don't have every corner memorized. It is even worse if there are a lot of cars out at the same time especially really fast ones. Its a very different track from what we have here and is in a class of its own. I never came up on someones bumper that was cruising along, people seem to be pretty good about watching their mirrors and using their blinkers but the really fast blind corners in the really fast section are intense.
#32
Cool, did you rent a car just for the ring? The number of corners was the other thing I was thinking would be a huge challenge at the ring. Here I think the most I have to remember is 15 corners. I'll bet it's a steep learning curve lap after lap since you see so many other turns by the time you complete a lap and get back to the turn you want to improve upon. I hope to drive there someday, but I'm not going to be crushed if my times suck.
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Three Wheelin'
My vote for favorite circuit is Mid-Ohio, great fun and also a bit on the sentimental side with my racing school and some races both driven and spectated there...
Road Atlanta and Road America rock too, liked Road Atlanta better before the dip on the back side got filled in, but understood why they did it.
Lots more that I think are really cool, but just haven't driven, like Spa, the 'Ring, Laguna Seca, ah heck, let me out on any track and I'll have fun!
Road Atlanta and Road America rock too, liked Road Atlanta better before the dip on the back side got filled in, but understood why they did it.
Lots more that I think are really cool, but just haven't driven, like Spa, the 'Ring, Laguna Seca, ah heck, let me out on any track and I'll have fun!