Homestead Coaching Success
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Homestead Coaching Success
Had a great day with a client today. Was only his third day on track and we lowered his PB by five seconds and optimal lap by three seconds over th course of the day. Very impressive driving for only his third day - probably the best I’ve seen in someone so green.
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Congrats! Really happy to see you getting out there and succeeding in your next career. Best of luck going forward with it!
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PTSFX (04-27-2024)
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Thank you! Some doors are opening so I’m making progress. I was a well-respected executive with my previous employer before being laid off, and I’m better at this than I was at that. I’m truly passionate about it and everyone I’ve coached has said I’m the best instructor they’ve ever had, so going to continue to focus on it.
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Small world, I was there a few weeks ago with my son on his first track day. We were following a White (992?) Turbo S in a couple of sessions, running in the low 1:40's. Must have been your student. Met the gentlemen between sessions, nice guy. Said he was on track day 2 at the time.
Great progress and lap time for day 3. Mid 1:30's on the infield is moving well, you must be giving the right pointers.
My son said he felt like a Miata following the Turbo on the straights That's what it looked like from the passenger seat… The punch of that thing out of the 2nd gear corners up into 4th gear is really something, must gain the better part of a second to the 4.0 GT's on each of the straights. Although the GT3/RS winds through T7 a bit better negating the advantage down that straight, I think.
Great progress and lap time for day 3. Mid 1:30's on the infield is moving well, you must be giving the right pointers.
My son said he felt like a Miata following the Turbo on the straights That's what it looked like from the passenger seat… The punch of that thing out of the 2nd gear corners up into 4th gear is really something, must gain the better part of a second to the 4.0 GT's on each of the straights. Although the GT3/RS winds through T7 a bit better negating the advantage down that straight, I think.
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Small world, I was there a few weeks ago with my son on his first track day. We were following a White (992?) Turbo S in a couple of sessions, running in the low 1:40's. Must have been your student. Met the gentlemen between sessions, nice guy. Said he was on track day 2 at the time.
Great progress and lap time for day 3. Mid 1:30's on the infield is moving well, you must be giving the right pointers.
My son said he felt like a Miata following the Turbo on the straights That's what it looked like from the passenger seat… The punch of that thing out of the 2nd gear corners up into 4th gear is really something, must gain the better part of a second to the 4.0 GT's on each of the straights. Although the GT3/RS winds through T7 a bit better negating the advantage down that straight, I think.
Great progress and lap time for day 3. Mid 1:30's on the infield is moving well, you must be giving the right pointers.
My son said he felt like a Miata following the Turbo on the straights That's what it looked like from the passenger seat… The punch of that thing out of the 2nd gear corners up into 4th gear is really something, must gain the better part of a second to the 4.0 GT's on each of the straights. Although the GT3/RS winds through T7 a bit better negating the advantage down that straight, I think.
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ParadiseGT3 (05-01-2024)