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Re: Porsche GT3 video at Hockenheimring
Very nice video, thanks for sharing.
I am quite estonished to see how fast the M Coupé is, but the driver used smoother and other combo accel/trajectoires.
Don't be offended with my "opinions", but I think your are too aggressive with the accel. pedal, and you could improve a bit the trajectoires too ... I think maybe you prefered the drift, and enjoyed it ... that's clear you wanna be too fast in the corners.
I don't know your experience ... you race already. But that track is not so easy, I know ... I got a training over there last year, really the track i prefer after Spa and Assen ... the most impressive : the long left corner ... my top speed in the corner with my 600 SSP was 293 km/h, and 297 km/h just behind another bike.
anyway ... excellent video
I am quite estonished to see how fast the M Coupé is, but the driver used smoother and other combo accel/trajectoires.
Don't be offended with my "opinions", but I think your are too aggressive with the accel. pedal, and you could improve a bit the trajectoires too ... I think maybe you prefered the drift, and enjoyed it ... that's clear you wanna be too fast in the corners.
I don't know your experience ... you race already. But that track is not so easy, I know ... I got a training over there last year, really the track i prefer after Spa and Assen ... the most impressive : the long left corner ... my top speed in the corner with my 600 SSP was 293 km/h, and 297 km/h just behind another bike.
anyway ... excellent video
Re: Porsche GT3 video at Hockenheimring
Don't forget
http://www.ibne.de/gt3/video1.mpg
and
http://www.ibne.de/gt3/video3.mpg
Video three is particularly interesting, as the driver entertains us by coming up on traffic extremely quickly and missing a few turn-in points. Are track day's in Germany typically this liberal? As Chanh was getting at, this usually gets you a black flag at most open lapping days in the States.
- J
http://www.ibne.de/gt3/video1.mpg
and
http://www.ibne.de/gt3/video3.mpg
Video three is particularly interesting, as the driver entertains us by coming up on traffic extremely quickly and missing a few turn-in points. Are track day's in Germany typically this liberal? As Chanh was getting at, this usually gets you a black flag at most open lapping days in the States.
- J
Re: Porsche GT3 video at Hockenheimring
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Justin said:
Don't forget
http://www.ibne.de/gt3/video1.mpg
and
http://www.ibne.de/gt3/video3.mpg
Video three is particularly interesting, as the driver entertains us by coming up on traffic extremely quickly and missing a few turn-in points. Are track day's in Germany typically this liberal? As Chanh was getting at, this usually gets you a black flag at most open lapping days in the States.
- J
lol that 3rd video is even more crazy then the first
I thought he was gonna take out that gt3
Re: Porsche GT3 video at Hockenheimring
Thom, you reinforce my point with your note below... The key point is that the event he's at *isn't* racing -- it's a trackday. Big difference. People are out there to enjoy their cars near the limit, and to learn a track, not to race. The driver in the video looked like he thought he was qualifying for the supercup.
Scott.
Scott.
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Thom said:
Passing in the corners is real racing--dangerous, but real.
Thom...
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Feb 26, 2004 10:39:23 AM
- Captain Bady
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Re: Porsche GT3 video at Hockenheimring
It is obvious that his driving style it is not one of the best, but as I continue to repeat, everyone can drive how he wants, the important is that he has fun AND that he does not cause trouble to others. It seems that everyone let him pass because they are all scared, I guess, he terrorised everyone 
Interpretating the video as a "normal" track day , it can be said that his way of approaching and passing others is not very secure, but in comparison to motorcycle trackdays, he would be an angel!
Interpretating the video as a "normal" track day , it can be said that his way of approaching and passing others is not very secure, but in comparison to motorcycle trackdays, he would be an angel!
Feb 26, 2004 12:16:51 PM
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Re: Porsche GT3 video at Hockenheimring
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Captain Bady said:
It is obvious that his driving style it is not one of the best, but as I continue to repeat, everyone can drive how he wants, the important is that he has fun AND that he does not cause trouble to others. It seems that everyone let him pass because they are all scared, I guess, he terrorised everyone
Interpretating the video as a "normal" track day , it can be said that his way of approaching and passing others is not very secure, but in comparison to motorcycle trackdays, he would be an angel!
It's much more dangerous during motorcycle track days, but it's only due to lack of driving knowledge when you are fast, and differences betw. drivers. We are used to have different levels for the track days ... much more logical.
MC is another word. A video when I am approaching the "raidillon" at Spa during qualifying : brutal
Feb 26, 2004 6:59:08 PM
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