Grand Bend Track Videos
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Grand Bend Track Videos
Here are some videos I made from Grand Bend Raceway.
Technical track - 1:20.6
Modified track - 1:03.7
Alien track - 1:17.1
I suspect the technical layout time is half decent, but I don't really know. I suspect the other two are a bit slow. I know there is at least other RX-8 that has been to Grand Bend.
Technical track - 1:20.6
Modified track - 1:03.7
Alien track - 1:17.1
I suspect the technical layout time is half decent, but I don't really know. I suspect the other two are a bit slow. I know there is at least other RX-8 that has been to Grand Bend.
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Here is one of my videos. I don't have footage of technical layout running cw but my time was 1:13.74
Link to results below, I'm running in GT3.
http://www.casc.on.ca/sites/default/..._results_0.pdf
Here is onboard footage running the technical layout ccw and my best time was 1:14.42.
Video:
Results: http://www.casc.on.ca/sites/default/..._results_0.pdf
Your times aren't bad for stock but still a little ways to go. Judging by your video, tires will help a fair bit
Link to results below, I'm running in GT3.
http://www.casc.on.ca/sites/default/..._results_0.pdf
Here is onboard footage running the technical layout ccw and my best time was 1:14.42.
Video:
Results: http://www.casc.on.ca/sites/default/..._results_0.pdf
Your times aren't bad for stock but still a little ways to go. Judging by your video, tires will help a fair bit
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Thanks for sharing your video, the link and the feedback. Judging by the times set by other cars competing at the same time you had a very good time.
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I have a few additional questions for you Steve.
I'm guessing there's perhaps a 4 second difference between R compounds and my 300TW tires. Does that seem about right to you?
Other than gutted interior and tires, what else has been done to your car?
Anything stand out as something I could do differently?
I'm guessing there's perhaps a 4 second difference between R compounds and my 300TW tires. Does that seem about right to you?
Other than gutted interior and tires, what else has been done to your car?
Anything stand out as something I could do differently?
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I have a few additional questions for you Steve.
I'm guessing there's perhaps a 4 second difference between R compounds and my 300TW tires. Does that seem about right to you?
Other than gutted interior and tires, what else has been done to your car?
Anything stand out as something I could do differently?
I'm guessing there's perhaps a 4 second difference between R compounds and my 300TW tires. Does that seem about right to you?
Other than gutted interior and tires, what else has been done to your car?
Anything stand out as something I could do differently?
As for advice, its hard to say as your camera is mounted outside the car. Your lines are good, but its nearly impossible to hear where you're back in the throttle, see your steering inputs, shift points, etc. Next season, try mounting the camera inside the car to watch yourself.
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Based on the specs for your car it looks like I have a ways to go. There's probably 3+ seconds I cannot account for. Based on what I've seen other cars run I'm really surprised at how quick you are. I will take your advice and bring the camera into the car.
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Snrub,
If I can make a suggestion about your driving, it seems like when you are coming off of the longer, fast straights, you tend to drift to the middle of the track before/under braking. This is making for a tighter turn and sometimes an early apex. If you keep the outside wheels pegged on the outside of the track under braking, you will be able to carry more speed through the corner.
Watch Steve's video...the car is as far to the outside as possible until the moment he needs to turn in
If I can make a suggestion about your driving, it seems like when you are coming off of the longer, fast straights, you tend to drift to the middle of the track before/under braking. This is making for a tighter turn and sometimes an early apex. If you keep the outside wheels pegged on the outside of the track under braking, you will be able to carry more speed through the corner.
Watch Steve's video...the car is as far to the outside as possible until the moment he needs to turn in
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