S2LEGEND

But. How much of that track technique translates to turns as sharp and frequent as the Dragon? No track I know of has that level of intensity or frequency? And ill admit, my first track day is coming up in July. I'm not a young kid, I have plenty of driving experience. Just no "official" stuff.

MattyH

I find myself getting angry just watching him shuffle the wheel through his hands, it gives so much room for loss of control!

limbo

He is shuffling his hands prior to the corners to keep his arms from getting tangled up. I don't see any issue with control. The dragon is a different animal from any race track/ auto-x course. There's no real track out to straighten the wheel before the next corner.

Several unsafe moments though, the pass at 6 something and the sideways around the blind corner at 9 something were very dangerous. The vid is 3 years old by now, though, hopefully he's learned since.

funat9000rpm

He won the Global Time Attack in the s2000 here at Road Atlanta last year


(I think..)

z_speed

http://www.globaltimeattack.com/2012...ay-11-12-2012/

RedCelica

Austin Cabot?

http://deftmotion.com/motorsports-austin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVA9U1gJBC0

RedCelica

2012 1:42

http://vimeo.com/42303219

killboy

Yup, same car too.

FluKy15

They teach that because it's not easy to do it properly, I cant do it personally I always get screwed up with where my hands are on the wheel on the exit of the corner. It's an advanced technique.

I get angry at your silly comments

yamahaSHO

There's no way you can not shuffle your hands on tight turns unless you had a much quicker ratio steering rack. These are not F1 cars.