Best book on racing driving tactics and strategies?
#34
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BTW lhas to be either Paolo or VR's island cousin.
#38
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Bank Book has a inverse relationship to going faster. The faster you go the smaller it gets.
#39
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Good point. I have a video of Fangio in a street race having to quickly avoid a couple of mini-vans. And there was a dump truck too. But the craziest was when the entire field of race cars got stuck behind a Prius back in the 1950's - Ahole wouldn't let them by.
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When dicing cross-country on the interstate, sometimes my opponent would be in the left lane when we come on cars blocking the road. When I could see that there was no hope of getting the one lane’r in the right lane to open it up. I would naturally get behind my contester and try to intimidate the driver in the left lane to get on it.
And those "cars blocking the road" are just people using the roads for their intended purpose.
My vote is that this is a joke.
#44
"When my opponent would yield to me I would move right up centering my car on the blocking drivers outside mirror, and flash my headlights. Flash them, or just leave them on. Cars would move over and practically salute the Vette. After this gesture I would let my pursuer take the lead again and set the pace."
That is classic. I'm gonna do this at the next DE and I always come in first at a DE. Let's see, for starters TRT41 and Veloce are on the list. Flash of the headlights then let you guys set the pace; Click, Click, Boom!
Brad
That is classic. I'm gonna do this at the next DE and I always come in first at a DE. Let's see, for starters TRT41 and Veloce are on the list. Flash of the headlights then let you guys set the pace; Click, Click, Boom!
Brad