>Oh, how sad - my heart bleeds for you... <g> I do see your point - the
>trouble is that I think I would need (as I said) to change my style a
>lot, and frankly I just don't have the mindset for a place like Monza
>unless there are other cars to hit - ahem - have slipstreaming battles
>with.
It keeps me facinated how some people can do 26's so easily.. I
practice quite often at Monza and compare my laps with GPLRA and
GPLDump. Sometimes I take a corner just as fast as the 26 people, I
just can't seem to get each turn perfect in 1 lap.. let alone doing
this lap after lap.
I raced against Javier something though a while ago, and noticed he
did a couple of '26 laps in a row, the guy was unbeatable. I watched
the replay and noticed he was braking unbelievable late at the Para, I
never thought it was possible braking SO late yet keeping the car on
the road. After some practice I now can also brake so late, but I have
to focus so much on keeping the car on the road, I loose too much
speed mid-turn at the para.
Nope, Monza is NOT boring for me :)
Eau Rouge is not as exciting in the same way Masta or Flugplatz is
(it's quite easy keeping the car on the track at Eau) but it's
technically such a difficult corner - the weight of the car is going
all directions while taking Eau.. never could take that one right,
half a second slower there than Mr. Huttu :(
And I loose a lot of speed in the long fullspeed right hander. And at
Masta. And at Stavelot. And.. ok, I suck at Spa.
And I -hate- Silverstone. The lefthanders are killing me. I even had a
hard time breaking the 1:30 there, took me a lot of practice to get
into the 28's. But I simply don't enjoy Silver, too flat.
Give me rollercoaster tracks like Zandy :)
Ok.. we simply disagree then :) Well, I do love Mexico too, seems I do
have a weird choice of preferred tracks..
Want to hear something scary?
Huttu is doing 1:23.38 there.. yikes!
Andre