John Mclane

With the upcoming track season for us in the cold, I want to touch base with you guys what you think of a track selection to drive it on the track. I know some prefer to silence the stereo only hearing that engine but I do like some tunes.

My selection so far

Sabotage - beastie boys
Gasoline - audioslave
Vasoline- STP

awrryan

Vise

Ditto. If you're going to a real track day stereo = off.

BradB

drcollie

As an Instructor for the past 20 years, first thing I would say to you in the hot pits is "Good Morning, You'll need to turn that off before we can start, and leave it off".

991carreradriver

Irrespective of the organizer's rules and common sense, there is no place for a distraction like music blasting on the track. Its not only your life that you a placing in jeopardy. I only hope that the OP was not serious.

K-A

gforcealt

My DE group broadcasts over the radio (FM), so if you have a radio, you want to have your radio tuned in to hear announcements from the track stewards. BTW, these broadcasts are great, as it's much safer to hear "off at Ricochet - turn yellow" and come round to Ricochet expecting a yellow than it is to not know of the flag until you reach the flag station.

John Mclane

That's pretty cool and useful.

John Mclane

I thought we drove with the windows open so others could hear your stereo. Main reason to upgrade to Burmester!
Next folks will need both hands on the wheel, remove the gun rack and use a helmet

Driven991

Just for you Mr. Mclane....

John Mclane

Thanks man, crack me a smile here! That was perfect timing!

Perhaps this then:

mdrums

Porsche_nuts

Do you text and read emails when driving on public roads?

John Mclane

Of course not, I prefer a good book
(On a side note, that's one hairy arm)