Annoying Miatas ruining track days
I hear from fellow P-car drivers all the time about how irritating it is sharing the track with Miatas during HPDEs.
This video does a good job showing just how annoying it could be with a Spec Miata and a Turbo S sharing the same track. https://youtu.be/F91MSFNM8HM |
Annoying for the miata driver, right?
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Originally Posted by jwasilko
(Post 18818556)
Annoying for the miata driver, right?
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Originally Posted by CT_Peter
(Post 18818564)
Absolutely! 🤣
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Originally Posted by gbuff
(Post 18818613)
:roflmao:
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Lol.
My race car is slightly slower than a spec miata on the straight and is a fair bit faster in the corners, and ya its frustrating being held up in the corners by most stuff on the track, then spending infinite work to pass someone in the corners and finally after them easily repassing you on the straight the 5th time you make it stick on the 6th pass, but it's also sooo much fun driving a car like that. Not that it isn't fun passing everyone everywhere in some sorta space rocket race car too, but it's different fun. You learn a lot about being efficient with your momentum with a zero powered car and in road racing you learn how to setup hard passes and how to block them from repassing to make it stick because every pass is a hard pass, which is why I think it is a good starting point for most people to learn race craft. Then someday when you graduate to something faster you won't have to worry about miatas buzzing around you like flies, and then when you go for that 'easy' pass on a straightaway you'll appreciate it that much more. |
Originally Posted by Zhao
(Post 18818948)
Lol.
My race car is slightly slower than a spec miata on the straight and is a fair bit faster in the corners, and ya its frustrating being held up in the corners by most stuff on the track, then spending infinite work to pass someone in the corners and finally after them easily repassing you on the straight the 5th time you make it stick on the 6th pass, but it's also sooo much fun driving a car like that. Not that it isn't fun passing everyone everywhere in some sorta space rocket race car too, but it's different fun. You learn a lot about being efficient with your momentum with a zero powered car and in road racing you learn how to setup hard passes and how to block them from repassing to make it stick because every pass is a hard pass, which is why I think it is a good starting point for most people to learn race craft. Then someday when you graduate to something faster you won't have to worry about miatas buzzing around you like flies, and then when you go for that 'easy' pass on a straightaway you'll appreciate it that much more. |
Originally Posted by CT_Peter
(Post 18818961)
Preach! I should have specified that the comments are always from people in modern/high HP GTs, Clubsports, Cups, etc. but didn’t want to spoil the surprise.
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Originally Posted by gbuff
(Post 18819017)
Nah, guys like me got it
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Originally Posted by dgrobs
(Post 18818627)
If I didn't know what you drive, I'd actually think this was funny too.......
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Originally Posted by gbuff
(Post 18819030)
I would've pointed that SM by REAL quick
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Originally Posted by Zhao
(Post 18818948)
Lol.
My race car is slightly slower than a spec miata on the straight and is a fair bit faster in the corners, and ya its frustrating being held up in the corners by most stuff on the track, then spending infinite work to pass someone in the corners and finally after them easily repassing you on the straight the 5th time you make it stick on the 6th pass, but it's also sooo much fun driving a car like that. |
Originally Posted by dgrobs
(Post 18819033)
Of that I have no doubt, the best!!
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Originally Posted by CT_Peter
(Post 18818961)
Preach! I should have specified that the comments are always from people in modern/high HP GTs, Clubsports, Cups, etc. but didn’t want to spoil the surprise.
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Originally Posted by LuigiVampa
(Post 18819073)
I'm a Cup car driver and I approve this post.
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