Wild Weasel

The only full session video I uploaded to YouTube was a dry one.

There's some wet footage in the one I made for you, which is unlisted, but if you don't mind I'd be happy to share here. Not sure how valuable it is since there's no full laps, but it's a fun video.

NYoutftr

The video you just put on here, I don't think the view of wet track is as clear compared to zone 1 last year.

987part

Close eyes and drive flat out

NYoutftr

Wow, you're right, if you had a right seat and I was in it, "Eyes closed all the way!"

987part

Hehe it was my 1st time driving in heavy rain.

No fear , not sure if good or not

Steve113

look for the dull wet lines to run. Dull is your friend shinny isnt

Deadeye

Beware puddles. They can cause instant hydroplane.

RickBetterley

Thanks for all of the suggestions; looking at a low of 33 each day, so we shall include cold tires to the mix.

Coochas

Low of 33, wet, I think you should volunteer with the Audi club instead.

RickBetterley

Or rally school

Veloce Raptor

Here's my tip for those conditions: stay home

RickBetterley

Now, you know I can't do that.

Bill N

Good thread. I have also found the braking zones at T1 and T8 to be slippery in the past, and have tended to drive into those turns a little more center track.

ProCoach

Most of this is due to the downhill entry, the declination of the track surface.

Bill N

Yep, but I think it also gets slicked up, as I have found more grip a little to the right.