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YOUR RESEARCHSo I was on track with a ferrari f12 and here is
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Thanks I use Harry's lap timer for iPhone. Have a Bluetooth obd which it talks too (get boost, Rev, gear etc). and also controls my go pro which I mounted on the helmet for first time (normally mount externally). Harrys Laptimer puts it altogether for you, and produces what you watched.
I know some groups put an X on the back of a car with a driver who is new to the track to alert other drivers to that fact. This is clearly not US though so maybe not that.
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Loads of company's do track day vouchers for super cars or track experience days. Just need to book in advance - They supply the car, instruction then you do some laps - google it.
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