Deputy dog ran 2:23.94 at Sebring
11-12-2011, 09:32 PM
#21
Race Director
It was Greece vs Turkey today in instructor candidates and The Greek won out and is now a PCA instructor...Congrats Nick!
I think Deputy Dog got a GPS spike to see 24's..LOL!!!!!
I'm gonna need a new exhaust, Hoosiers and bigger front brakes to keep up in the Carrera GTS
I think Deputy Dog got a GPS spike to see 24's..LOL!!!!!
I'm gonna need a new exhaust, Hoosiers and bigger front brakes to keep up in the Carrera GTS
11-13-2011, 09:44 AM
#27
Race Director
11-13-2011, 09:56 AM
#29
Race Director
Who knows...he was running Race-Keeper all weekend with his iDash and bragging on how well it was working.
I'm dumping some video now from yesterday. I learn to resize Race Keeper video windows and my OBDII hook up now shows RPM and and Throttle.
I'll post up some stuff today. Not a lot of flat out running...they won't not let us open pass until last run of the day. We had to roll play just about all day...lots of confusion with the run groups and crowded track. By the last run group my tires and I were tired.
I'm dumping some video now from yesterday. I learn to resize Race Keeper video windows and my OBDII hook up now shows RPM and and Throttle.
I'll post up some stuff today. Not a lot of flat out running...they won't not let us open pass until last run of the day. We had to roll play just about all day...lots of confusion with the run groups and crowded track. By the last run group my tires and I were tired.
11-13-2011, 10:09 AM
#30
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Ah, and so the anticipation is rising. Maybe he needs to borow your laptop for an upload??
Yeah, the roll playing is very important for the to be instructors, but it makes for weird track scenario's when one of the chief instructors takes the roll of an out of control student, not buckling their helmets, driving with their foot on the clutch and on the shifter other arm on the door etc. etc.....LOL.
But that's what happens with beginners..
First timers come to the track and trust you to send them and their car home in on piece, so I don't take it lightly..
Yeah, the roll playing is very important for the to be instructors, but it makes for weird track scenario's when one of the chief instructors takes the roll of an out of control student, not buckling their helmets, driving with their foot on the clutch and on the shifter other arm on the door etc. etc.....LOL.
But that's what happens with beginners..
First timers come to the track and trust you to send them and their car home in on piece, so I don't take it lightly..