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Why would you set your car up for oversteer on a track like that unless you're full on racing?
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How to quickly wreck a cup car
http://www.break.com/index/pcrash.html
Hope this guy has the Hans Device
http://www.break.com/index/nascarcrash2.html
Not enough down force
previously posted
http://members.rennlist.com/exturbo/...-1%20crash.mpg
Too hot into a corner
http://www.break.com/index/firstpersoncrash.html
Man, that Subaru clip gets me every time! "Aaaaaaand, we're back in business!"...."ease off the gas, bring the tail around".......I mean, what kind of jackass narrates his own laps???
And don't even get me started on his hand movements on the wheel......
Maybe he was talking to himself and intended the video to be for his own use? I sometimes talk to myself while driving, and don't think I am "too" much of a jackass.
I will admit that I am usually going off on some sort of "Red UFO"-esque rant about conspiracies and how I really need to start lining my helmet with tin foil.
RMS boy? hmm...anyway, it's all good, I was just replying too....
. Just seeing that video again (I think I first saw it about 4 years ago) reminded me how silly it is to try to narrate while you're driving on track.....when you should be concentrating on driving...especially when you're not even competent enough yet to have the correct hand positioning. Lime Rock doesn't require that much shuffling on the wheel.....it's a good video for students to see and pick apart, that's all.
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