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I sure hope that all the guys that went off track, exited, pulled all the stones out of their rim beads and checked their cars.
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Man, I can't believe you let that red CGT pull away from you so quickly, not once, not twice, but three times!
Nice vid!
I don't track my car so this is not an "educated" comment, but you had a few good "saves" there! If I were to go to VIR, after my first session, I know that they would owe me money for keeping the grass "nicely manicured!"
Appears to be an "instructor" in the passenger seat. Or maybe someone on a ride along.
But at the same time, it appears it was not the driver's first time.
Pretty tough for a first time driver to save like that and that often.
Cool video...looks like the driver had problems at the same corner combo (left-left) on each go around (btw I am not familiar with the track layout at VIR so I do not know what corner numbers they are).
In regards to the CGT...damn that thing can move but then it should.
Thanks for sharing.
Interesting that the left left gave that guy so much trouble... it's almost like he was trying to slide/drift the car on purpose...... or else he's just missing his braking point every time .
Were they handing out free beer that day? I don't see that many screw ups in a whole season.
The guy driving the 993 needs to learn how to feed in throttle at the apex (watch the graphic when it's there). You'd think after encountering oversteer that many times, he'd have figured it out.
Yes, I was thinking maybe it was just the bad turns he was showing. Turn 1 and turn 4 were kicking his a**! But then again, turn 1 can be interesting. 4 he consistantly early apexed.
I've been out in those fields before. they're not as smooth as they seem before you go out in them. Darn sure smoother that the tire walls, though
+1 Disclaimer: I've never been to VIR and am unfarmilliar with the layout.
Are those guys trying to wreck those cars?!?!?! While drifting the car (sometimes successfully) through the turns might impress the high school kids, it shows me terrible driving skills sprinkled with moments of nice car control. If I saw those guys in front of me on track, I'd pit and wait for them to get half a lap away from me. If I saw that many incidents in one session, I'd go home.
Hopefully this wasn't a Porsche sponsored event.
that was a Chin Motorsports event. the CGT spent more time in the grass than on the track.
the boys with band-aid racing or whatever these jersey miscreants call themselves are apparently irresponsible and careless. i had one of them snap spin in front of me in turn 1. i opted for the off. i wonder what Mark would think of this obvious showboating were he to see this video. f'ing morons, they could have hurt somebody.
Not sure why anyone would applaud this behavior. Clearly the drivers knew what they were doing to save the cars (sometimes) and were working to unsettle them to show off. In the meantime they endangered everyone else at the event. As a right seater this stuff cannot be tolerated. People get hurt doing this crap. And we wonder why insurance companies are excluding coverage for Driver Education events...
If they were not intentionally doing it then they just were pretty bad drivers and should have been reigned in a little more by the instructor. From experience, this can be hard but is sometimes required so that people and/or property are not hurt.
Somebody forgot to bring the black flags..........when they find them they should sew them together and give a few blanket parties starting with the instructors. I thought you were supposed to learn from your mistakes, not repeat them on every lap?
Almost...........?
Main Entry: ma�nia
Pronunciation: \ˈmā-nē-ə, -nyə\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin, from Greek, from mainesthai to be mad; akin to Greek menos spirit — more at mind
Date: 14th century
1: excitement manifested by mental and physical hyperactivity, disorganization of behavior, and elevation of mood; specifically : the manic phase of bipolar disorder
2 a: excessive or unreasonable enthusiasm <a mania for saving things> —often used in combination b: the object of such enthusiasm
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