My Z at a Cobra Mustang HPDE
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Originally Posted by spf4000
Smooth driving, but it looks like you're not pushing the limits of the tire's adhesion very much. The only reason I say that is that I don't think I saw you correct your steering during the turns. If you're driving at the limits of your tire's adhesion, you'll be making minute corrections as you balance the grip of the tires with your steering and throttle inputs.
Once you get more comfortable driving on the track, start exploring the limits of the grip more to get the sensation of steering by throttle.
But it sounds like you had fun, and that's the important thing!
Once you get more comfortable driving on the track, start exploring the limits of the grip more to get the sensation of steering by throttle.
But it sounds like you had fun, and that's the important thing!

again. But sliding out wasn't an issue this weekend. On my street tires I was all over the place. But this weekend on V710's, she was sticky!!! I love those tires, just hope they last.
edit: ya know after some thought, maybe I just figured out my own problem. Maybe getting back on the gas SOONER would have been better the harder. idk, any help on that???
Nice vid. Your driving seems pretty good to me, however id just always point out that the center of any spot of road is a dead zone. Play in and out and hit those apex's.
On a few of the corners you entered near the center of the track and had to back out and cut sharper. Your movements were never bad in my opinion, however if you started further outside you could have taken the corner in one smooth movement.
Im in the same boat as you though so my expertise level isnt professional status. All in all id let you drive.
On a few of the corners you entered near the center of the track and had to back out and cut sharper. Your movements were never bad in my opinion, however if you started further outside you could have taken the corner in one smooth movement.
Im in the same boat as you though so my expertise level isnt professional status. All in all id let you drive.
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Im in the same boat as you though so my expertise level isnt professional status. All in all id let you drive.
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