TrackDaze HPDE on May 19-20, 2012
#201
Congrats Kevin! Quite an accomplishment in a single event.
Glad to meet the new faces and see the familiar ones. Clyde -- Apologies for being a little off when I ran into you at the Hampton Inn. I was very confused for a minute. Don't mind me...
Any way... Good times... good times... I will never plan another long night after a track event though. I ended up staying away for 24.5-25 hours straight on 4 hours sleep the night before. I still feel like Hell.
I got Part 1 of session 3 uploaded. There are some mistakes. You'll see 'em. Session 4 was damn near flawless, but I screwed up the GoPro.
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Glad to meet the new faces and see the familiar ones. Clyde -- Apologies for being a little off when I ran into you at the Hampton Inn. I was very confused for a minute. Don't mind me...
Any way... Good times... good times... I will never plan another long night after a track event though. I ended up staying away for 24.5-25 hours straight on 4 hours sleep the night before. I still feel like Hell.
I got Part 1 of session 3 uploaded. There are some mistakes. You'll see 'em. Session 4 was damn near flawless, but I screwed up the GoPro.
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#203
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#204
That's one of the first things I noticed reviewing the video. (And my shoulders.) No wonder I am so sore.
I really would appreciate any/all serious advice. Some of the line corrections were made in the 4th session. He was super impressed with the last one. Why couldn't I have recorded that??
I really would appreciate any/all serious advice. Some of the line corrections were made in the 4th session. He was super impressed with the last one. Why couldn't I have recorded that??
#205
Glad everybody had a good time. Unfortunately I was out of town visiting a friend that had returned stateside.
Aaron - I don't consider myself a track expert by any means. But watching your video you can see a clear difference in where your instructor is looking and where you're looking. He's way further ahead than you are. Take another look at your video and you'll see.
Aaron - I don't consider myself a track expert by any means. But watching your video you can see a clear difference in where your instructor is looking and where you're looking. He's way further ahead than you are. Take another look at your video and you'll see.
#206
Nice driving Aaron! Your hand movements are nice & smooth. It was my first time at Shenandoah and needless to say I was all over the place. The RFID thing-of-a-bob got my fastest time at 1:40.5. Not sure how accurate it is. I'm uploading my videos now.
#207
Originally Posted by gfacter' timestamp='1337635199' post='21717865
You need to stop tilting your head into the turn...
I really would appreciate any/all serious advice. Some of the line corrections were made in the 4th session. He was super impressed with the last one. Why couldn't I have recorded that??
The idea is to make one turn movement per turn from there all you should be doing is opening up the wheel on exit.
#209
Awesome times! My best was a 1:44.3. No one would ever know it was your first time there. I am contemplating coming up to the NJMP event with Track Daze if I can get the car cooling better before then. Do you think your going to it?
#210
Same happened with mine. It was two clicks in iMovie. If you can't figure it out you can bring it by here? I don't have a Windows PC any more so no software advice.