Track attack!

[Nine8Six]

Niceeee!!! That is a fast circuit, must have been a blast (less the wet weather from one scene toward the end). Thanks for sharing James, subscribed + bell ON!

[NewArt]

Originally Posted by Nine8Six

Niceeee!!! That is a fast circuit, must have been a blast (less the wet weather from one scene toward the end). Thanks for sharing James, subscribed + bell ON!

Thanks for the comments and the subscription! Have you been to the Mont Tremblant circuit?

[Starter986]

Awesome vid, Art! It answered some questions I had.

Tiptronics. Are there any drivers out there running Tips... button shifting instead of a manual?

Thanks!

[piper6909]

Originally Posted by Starter986

Awesome vid, Art! It answered some questions I had.

Tiptronics. Are there any drivers out there running Tips... button shifting instead of a manual?

Thanks!

Ours (hers) is a Tip. She ran it last year, and I may go this year. She did not use the paddle shifters, but I plan to, unless the instructor suggests otherwise.

[NewArt]

Originally Posted by Starter986

Awesome vid, Art! It answered some questions I had.

Tiptronics. Are there any drivers out there running Tips... button shifting instead of a manual?

Thanks!

I started with a tip. You drive what you have but it's no PDK! Changing to a 6 speed upped the ante, even before I did the mods.

Piper: Garage door opener; Yeah, tech line must have missed that! Not a great idea.

[Nine8Six]

Originally Posted by NewArt

Thanks for the comments and the subscription! Have you been to the Mont Tremblant circuit?

Yes. Superbike only though, never did on 4 wheels. Way too fast this place man... its already nasty on two wheels I can't imagine trying to manage inertia with 2 tons of weight, I'd crap my pants I'm sure lol

It gets a bit mental coming in #2, and finally seeing #8 (hairpin) is a relief... reminds you can live another 1.5 minute until the nightmare continuously repeats itself

[NewArt]

Originally Posted by Nine8Six

Yes. Superbike only though, never did on 4 wheels. Way too fast this place man... its already nasty on two wheels I can't imagine trying to manage inertia with 2 tons of weight, I'd crap my pants I'm sure lol

It gets a bit mental coming in #2, and finally seeing #8 (hairpin) is a relief... reminds you can live another 1.5 minute until the nightmare continuously repeats itself

Haha. 2 to 3 is up over the top where your car skips sideways with nothing to be seen over the ridge: Exhilarating!

[maytag]

Originally Posted by Nine8Six

Yes. Superbike only though, never did on 4 wheels. Way too fast this place man... its already nasty on two wheels I can't imagine trying to manage inertia with 2 tons of weight, I'd crap my pants I'm sure lol



It gets a bit mental coming in #2, and finally seeing #8 (hairpin) is a relief... reminds you can live another 1.5 minute until the nightmare continuously repeats itself

Man..... now I gotta get there.
Wasnt that circuit an Alan Wilson design?

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[Nine8Six]

Originally Posted by maytag

Man..... now I gotta get there.
Wasnt that circuit an Alan Wilson design?

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Yea, nice place if you fancy stuff like high-speed levitation (not elevation, I meant levitation, literally) and cold tire corner entries lol read "Pro Only" man. It goes so fast in some sections I swear it looks like the trees are growing right in the middle of your race line... good reference points though, if you like nature

Seriously though, I miss that place, a lot. I'm so bloody jealous of James I had to go all negative on him

[NewArt]

Originally Posted by maytag

Man..... now I gotta get there.
Wasnt that circuit an Alan Wilson design?

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Alan Wilson... I had to look that one up, but you're right!

[maytag]

Originally Posted by NewArt

Alan Wilson... I had to look that one up, but you're right!

He was a good friend. I still think of him as such, but it'd be presumptuous of me to assume he feels the same; we've only spoken once in the last 9 years.

I met him as he was beginning the design on the Miller motorsports park tracks in Utah, in '04.

He is the most prolific track designer ever, with tracks all over the world. Many like to criticize that his tracks are too "computer generated", but the man uses the tools to create AMAZING tracks, and the facilities around them. And he's well known fir helping create motorsports culture where there isn't one. Look at his barber motorsports park as an example.

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