So how exactly do you run an enduro?
02-22-2014, 01:32 AM
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02-22-2014, 02:09 PM
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This was 3 1/2 years ago. I've run 3 enduros, 1 solo and 2 with a partner, two 1st place finishes and a 5th. Took the advise of those here on the board and ran better lap times in the 65 min and 90 min enduros than I did in my sprint races because I wasn't trying to save the car etc. Cool shirt in 90 degree temperature basically saved my a$$. In the enduro with a partner, I started because we agreed I was better at rolling race starts and my partner finished. We had some help in the pits to coordinate our pit stop and hold time. A ton of fun!
02-22-2014, 10:51 PM
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Are you asking about the car, the driver or both?
I have done many enduros of up to 14 hrs. If the power ever comes back I will post Some of the things I do.
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I have done many enduros of up to 14 hrs. If the power ever comes back I will post Some of the things I do.
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02-22-2014, 11:26 PM
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This was 3 1/2 years ago. I've run 3 enduros, 1 solo and 2 with a partner, two 1st place finishes and a 5th. Took the advise of those here on the board and ran better lap times in the 65 min and 90 min enduros than I did in my sprint races because I wasn't trying to save the car etc. Cool shirt in 90 degree temperature basically saved my a$$. In the enduro with a partner, I started because we agreed I was better at rolling race starts and my partner finished. We had some help in the pits to coordinate our pit stop and hold time. A ton of fun!
This was 3 1/2 years ago. I've run 3 enduros, 1 solo and 2 with a partner, two 1st place finishes and a 5th. Took the advise of those here on the board and ran better lap times in the 65 min and 90 min enduros than I did in my sprint races because I wasn't trying to save the car etc. Cool shirt in 90 degree temperature basically saved my a$$. In the enduro with a partner, I started because we agreed I was better at rolling race starts and my partner finished. We had some help in the pits to coordinate our pit stop and hold time. A ton of fun!
02-23-2014, 10:46 AM
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This was 3 1/2 years ago. I've run 3 enduros, 1 solo and 2 with a partner, two 1st place finishes and a 5th. Took the advise of those here on the board and ran better lap times in the 65 min and 90 min enduros than I did in my sprint races because I wasn't trying to save the car etc. Cool shirt in 90 degree temperature basically saved my a$$. In the enduro with a partner, I started because we agreed I was better at rolling race starts and my partner finished. We had some help in the pits to coordinate our pit stop and hold time. A ton of fun!
This was 3 1/2 years ago. I've run 3 enduros, 1 solo and 2 with a partner, two 1st place finishes and a 5th. Took the advise of those here on the board and ran better lap times in the 65 min and 90 min enduros than I did in my sprint races because I wasn't trying to save the car etc. Cool shirt in 90 degree temperature basically saved my a$$. In the enduro with a partner, I started because we agreed I was better at rolling race starts and my partner finished. We had some help in the pits to coordinate our pit stop and hold time. A ton of fun!
Well you did well then, good!
