How many miles on track on a track day?

[Trawler]

Originally Posted by magnust

They feel waaaay quicker . Not sure how much quicker they actually are. The speedometer seen in the video gives a hint. No crazy huge numbers there really. The cool thing though is you do notice the downforce working in the quick kinks and sweepers. Fantastic fun!

Thanks, the videos looked fun. Any comments from the instructor on the use of kerbs? I was told I used them too much.

[magnust]

Originally Posted by Trawler

Thanks, the videos looked fun. Any comments from the instructor on the use of kerbs? I was told I used them too much.

He was on me ALL the time to use more curbs

Initially they said just barely leave the outer wheels outside the curbs and all the rest of the car on the curb. But even if I did that he pushed me to take even more curb in some particular places. He was really pushing and afterwards he had a good laugh with the instructor from the car in front of us, from their conversation it was very clear they had a race between them with each "pupil" and had great fun doing it. Cool guys He told me he rarely let people race so close but felt it ok this time. Egobooster people pleaser I say Oddly enough he really really urged me to upload the video to youtube.

I can imagine they take a more restrictive approach to the curbs when raining??

[Trawler]

Originally Posted by magnust

He was on me ALL the time to use more curbs


I can imagine they take a more restrictive approach to the curbs when raining??

Good point.

Must agree the instructors made it a fun time trying to get you to go quicker. Some of the guys admitted they would not give it the full beans & backed off. Felt like it myself sometimes when I could not see through a steamed up visor

[magnust]

The instructor not only has his own brake pedal. He also has his own "remove brake pedal". It felt really strange when I was on the brake into a chicane and suddenly I feel the pedal being pushed back up