Originally Posted by AudiOn19s

Jeff - It was nice to work with you this weekend. You're doing all of the important stuff correctly and as we discussed, from here on out it's just getting laps to get comfortable and the speed will come. All of the advice above will come naturally as you get that comfort level in the car and begin really pushing. The most important thing was you know every time you set the car even a little bit incorrectly. You pick up on those things right away and correct them on the very next lap.

While I agree 4th is ultimately the right gear for T11, right now with where you are in the learning curve I think 3rd is still faster for now as the car was pretty sluggish up the front straight going through there in 4th. I'm sure my big behind in the passenger seat didn't help that any.

I never got a chance to thank you for buying me breakfast on Sunday morning...you are a true gentleman and I really appreciate it.

Hope to see you out there again soon.

-Andy

Originally Posted by jlanka

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Thanks Matt, I've been trying. I think back to that DE and figure you must have been chuckling at how slow I was.

I don't do so well in the right seat, but I'll try it out. Probably not cut out to be an instructor.

Originally Posted by mmuller

Jeff, I never chuckle about a students driving. Making sure you have fun and learn (and stay safe) are the only things I focus on when I riding right seat. I was a beginner once to, so I realize we are all on the learning curve somewhere and as fast as might may or may not be able to go, there are those who would chuckle at my driving because they are further up the curve than I. Just glad to see your still chipping away at it and making progress.

Happy to do whatever whenever we connect. I have yet to make anyone sick riding right seat with me including some who swore they would be.

Originally Posted by Bill Lehman

Here's an example of the Red Group.



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