TipToeing on a wet track
- Thread starter Coz
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Wow, busy track. Not many straights to stretch the car's legs.
I need more seat time on wet. Last event I had one dry session, and two wet sessions. Fun but nerve-wracking, especially as it was raining more heavily on one part of the track than others, then started drying out, then started raining again.
Sure teaches really, really, smooth inputs.
I need more seat time on wet. Last event I had one dry session, and two wet sessions. Fun but nerve-wracking, especially as it was raining more heavily on one part of the track than others, then started drying out, then started raining again.
Sure teaches really, really, smooth inputs.
Firebird West is more like a go kart track. 1.1 miles, 11 tight turns with a 3/8 mile straightaway.
It's a tough track to be fast on even when it's dry, wet is a total challenge for sure.
You bet, everything has to be even smoother when any track is wet, braking, turn ins and accelerations.
It's great practice.
It's a tough track to be fast on even when it's dry, wet is a total challenge for sure.
You bet, everything has to be even smoother when any track is wet, braking, turn ins and accelerations.
It's great practice.
I completely agree, I used love the beginning of the season in Norcal because it would always rain at Thunderhill and along with the fact that I just really have a blast driving in the rain, a lot of people decline to go when the weather turns wet and that means more open track to practice.
Fierce battles being had on wet :drool:
Listen to all you Senna wannabes (me too!). Would love to get some seat time in wet and not just the 405 on-ramp.
Thanks...Go Pro Hero. set on R5 Full HD 1080p, Spot meter, Open back case and mounted on the firewall back window.
What settings do you have yours on ?
What settings do you have yours on ?
