How to drive a GT3 (or other 911) fast?
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Yes, correct.
actually you want to prioritize the importance of a corner on how fast it is.
The faster the corner the more important it is to lap times.
I see drivers concentrate on hairpins instead of the big ones all the time.
The hairpins and the like are easier because they don't require the speed.
Fast drivers are fast in fast turns.
tw
actually you want to prioritize the importance of a corner on how fast it is.
The faster the corner the more important it is to lap times.
I see drivers concentrate on hairpins instead of the big ones all the time.
The hairpins and the like are easier because they don't require the speed.
Fast drivers are fast in fast turns.
tw
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Hey James,
For those of you, who are only familiar his recent racing activities with 911 Cup Cars, not only can he give you a good insight of how to drive a 911 fast, but what makes 911’s different from other race cars such as the E36 BMW’s with a 50/50 weight distribution that he drove in the early days.
Manny
For those of you, who are only familiar his recent racing activities with 911 Cup Cars, not only can he give you a good insight of how to drive a 911 fast, but what makes 911’s different from other race cars such as the E36 BMW’s with a 50/50 weight distribution that he drove in the early days.
Manny
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