S2ki Trackday - Rockingham 18th September 2010
#461
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I completely agree with you lower, my lines could definately be improved, but I don't think they were THAT bad I don't think I met some of the faster guys out on the track either
Lower which car was yours
This is my last session, the line is better on some of the laps. I can see your suggestions are very valid after seeing Storms video above.
Oops i posted the wrong video before: this is the last session.[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPL1_TfPGCQ [/media]
Lower which car was yours
This is my last session, the line is better on some of the laps. I can see your suggestions are very valid after seeing Storms video above.
Oops i posted the wrong video before: this is the last session.[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPL1_TfPGCQ [/media]
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Originally Posted by lovegroova,Sep 20 2010, 03:43 PM
This is well worth a read, as it explains a great deal about, surprise surprise, Going Faster http://www.amazon.co.uk/Going-Faster-Maste...84993742&sr=8-1
#465
Originally Posted by MB,Sep 20 2010, 05:56 AM
Yup there's awlways a balance. I'm sure I could go a few seconds faster around most tracks if I knew I could get home / be given money for a new car if I smashed it up, but to me it's just not worth it.
Andy
#467
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Originally Posted by StormS2K,Sep 20 2010, 03:34 PM
Here is my video, critique welcome
If you click through and watch it on YouTube it's in HD
I wasn't quite brave enough to take the banked corner flat out, that big concrete wall was a bit scary. I was generally doing it about 90-95 though.
If you click through and watch it on YouTube it's in HD
I wasn't quite brave enough to take the banked corner flat out, that big concrete wall was a bit scary. I was generally doing it about 90-95 though.
Next thing to do would be to learn to heel and toe (sounded like you weren't, apologies if you were), and then comes trail braking - essentially all down to practice, practice, practice
#468
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Originally Posted by lovegroova,Sep 20 2010, 07:56 PM
, shame about all the traffic though.
#469
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It's difficult to do so, as it can be much more difficult to drive when you have an instructor with you, and you're trying different things. What your instructor was saying to you at the time would be of far more use.
Had you been out on your own, I'd try to make some comments.
It's similar when there are cars in front as it's very easy to get distracted by what they are doing. It's (one of a few reasons) why I'd be no use at racing.
Had you been out on your own, I'd try to make some comments.
It's similar when there are cars in front as it's very easy to get distracted by what they are doing. It's (one of a few reasons) why I'd be no use at racing.
#470
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True, I was paying more attention to the instructior and less attention to my driving
I will try and upload a vid later. I have one which is 16 mins long. What software do you use to edit your vids ?
I will try and upload a vid later. I have one which is 16 mins long. What software do you use to edit your vids ?