COTA with MVP Track Time
 

So I drove out to COTA last week for a day (2/23) at COTA with MVP Track Time on my 02 Boxster S. 1,000 miles! But it was worth it.

This was my very first experience at COTA. What a great track and facility, but it had been raining all night and early morning with lots of fog, so it was not looking good. Fortunately, the rain subsided and the track was partially dry by late afternoon during my 3rd session, then almost dry on my 4th and last session of the day. Looking at the video, I was definitely holding back because of the wet track, especially after the guy in front of me in a Miata spun around on the track on the very first turn right in front of me on the first session... and not to mention the $1,200 per linear foot it costs you if you damage the railing... but I still have a ton to improve on for next time! Had a chance to talk to a super nice Tom Stephens with his TuneRS SPB Boxster getting ready for next weekend's PCA race @ COTA.

https://youtu.be/Vkdl2PUTw5Q

Nice, looked like the accusump barely fired and then only in conjunction with low rpm events?

You're right Steve. The Accusump only fired one time for a fraction of a second (during hot laps). I had shifted in 3rd at low speed while waiting for 2 cars to pass and I didn't downshift into 2nd for the turn, so RPMs were about 2,000 when oil pressure dropped enough for it to open up. This would not be a normal procedure for that corner:(. I think that since the track was damp, and I had my street tires on, I was driving very conservatively and purposely smooth, with low lateral Gs. 2 weeks ago at Bondurant, the Accusump fired on dozens of occasions, but I was on R-Comps and pushing much harder:D

Your lines are excellent and you did a good job of hitting the apexes. Hope your next track day is drier.

Thanks Husker!
PCA DE this weekend at AMP and then Chuckwalla the next with Speed Ventures. Not anticipating any moisture:D

Air Races at COTA
 

This is amazing!
I was looking at COTA on Google Maps and I saw this:

http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1520307208.jpg

The giveaway is that there is no visible shadow right under the plane. It is in flight at altitude and by coincidence lined up with the track. The shadow is a mile away up to the left. Cute coincidence!