So who got nailed by the Mustang at VIR?
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Originally Posted by Thundermoose
When I have a pro drive my car, it looks like this
(Laptimer, Chin red run group, no track insurance)
(Laptimer, Chin red run group, no track insurance)
And as an added benefit, he didn't t-bone anyone despite the lap timer
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FastCarSlo (07-13-2019)
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When I have a pro drive my car, it looks like this
(Laptimer, Chin red run group, no track insurance)
https://youtu.be/aqPxmQ4lgpE
(Laptimer, Chin red run group, no track insurance)
https://youtu.be/aqPxmQ4lgpE
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FastCarSlo (07-13-2019)
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Originally Posted by hf1
That's some good driving. I could feel "the flow/zone" you were in as I was watching it. That Cayman pitting in at the end probably added 0.3s to that lap's time.
Here's me not t boning a GT3..,on stickers..after being coached by Scott.
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FastCarSlo (07-13-2019)
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I had a pro drive my car but she kept complaining about her heels and yelled "this isn't usually what guys mean when they say you wanna go for a spin!"
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IPSA (07-17-2019)
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Lol x 2
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...frankly, the faster I let those guys through, the quicker I can return to driving my line and my pace and enjoying myself, not to mention working on the areas of self improvement that the DE environment is designed to facilitate.
I find that I don't work on my craft or learn as much when I'm either trying to keep someone from passing me or when I'm vigorously chasing someone..the focus shifts FROM the technical driving elements I am trying to improve TO the car either in my rear-view mirror or ahead of me. Those tend to be my sloppiest laps (although I must confess that I've also set some track PB's when in pursuit of faster/better drivers). The key for me comes down to the ability to control my emotions behind the wheel (as mentioned earlier). We learn every day we're on track. I hope Mustang Guy learnt something, upon reflection of the events that led to his incident.
I find that I don't work on my craft or learn as much when I'm either trying to keep someone from passing me or when I'm vigorously chasing someone..the focus shifts FROM the technical driving elements I am trying to improve TO the car either in my rear-view mirror or ahead of me. Those tend to be my sloppiest laps (although I must confess that I've also set some track PB's when in pursuit of faster/better drivers). The key for me comes down to the ability to control my emotions behind the wheel (as mentioned earlier). We learn every day we're on track. I hope Mustang Guy learnt something, upon reflection of the events that led to his incident.
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what if:
Mustang on Pirelli slicks, GT3 on street tires. May explain braking distance difference and lower corner entry speed, I don't know what they are on, but...
Mustang on Pirelli slicks, GT3 on street tires. May explain braking distance difference and lower corner entry speed, I don't know what they are on, but...
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When I have a pro drive my car, it looks like this
(Laptimer, Chin red run group, no track insurance)
https://youtu.be/aqPxmQ4lgpE
(Laptimer, Chin red run group, no track insurance)
https://youtu.be/aqPxmQ4lgpE
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Originally Posted by Manifold
Um, did anyone else notice what happens at 0:35?
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