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Thanks for sharing - I was most impressed with your "quite" hands. Steering input was not overly done as I have seen on some vids. You are blessed with a fine car and the place to drive it. I am jealous.
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Ralph Erickson
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Nice clean lines, safe driving, I like it! :-) Looks like the car is setup very well too. Could comment on a few minor points but by the looks of it, I bet you know them already. As you know, lap times come down automatically at the Ring as the line and braking improves.
Thanks for the input!
Yes, some of the "minor points" I probably already know, like that the at Adenauer Forst and that I don't use all road at the exit of Bergwerk. As I said I didn't drive this lap with any intention to break a new lap record..
But if you want you are definitely welcome to coment more on my "minor points"..
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Thanks for sharing - I was most impressed with your "quite" hands. Steering input was not overly done as I have seen on some vids. You are blessed with a fine car and the place to drive it. I am jealous.
Thanks!!
But I'm not sure I understand what you mean with ""quite" hands"
BTW:
Another interesting event I attended on two weeks ago at a Swedish track..
Formula Renault 2,0:
Chassie: Carbon-fibre Monocoque, carbon bodywork
Engine: 2,0L Renault engine with 220hk (related to Clio Renault Sport 2.0 16V)
Acceleration: 0-100km/h på 2,3 sec
Top speed: 270 km/h
Transmission: Sequentially controlled, dog-clutch box with 6 forward gears, changeable ratios, self-locking differential
Tyres: Michelin
Fuel tank : 38 litres
Weight: 490 kg
This was definitely mindblowing and something I hope to do again.
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That's a great video...thanks for sharing with us. Very smooth inputs!
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But I'm not sure I understand what you mean with ""quite" hands"
He means "quiet" hands.. It means you make subtle, slow, controlled movements, rather than having your hands and arm thrashing around the place all out of control...
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Nice, one of my dreams is to drive the green hell.
BTW, what's 'btg'?
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Last edited by TT Surgeon; 10-22-2009 at 08:54 PM.
thats so awesome.... must be nice to just able to hop in your car and drive to the ring and then drive on it....
You bet!!
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That's a great video...thanks for sharing with us. Very smooth inputs!
Thanks!
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He means "quiet" hands.. It means you make subtle, slow, controlled movements, rather than having your hands and arm thrashing around the place all out of control...
Thanks! I've been trained in a hard school..
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80 shilling got it right - I was typing too fast for the time of night I sent the message.
No problems!
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Nice, one of my dreams is to drive the green hell.
BTW, what's 'btg'?
A warning! It's very very addictive..
BTG? "Bridge to gantry"..
It means the distans between Antoniusbrücke (~0,5km from start) and the gantry (~20km from start) around Döttinger Höhe.
I just took a trip in early October to the Ring we rented a 330i and met a american who races and got a ride in a 997 gt3 cup car during a practice session and tour the Manthey Shop. It was a ride of a lifetime!
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