I have been able to put down mid to high 21s.. but I could not imagine 20s
steve
Pete
Same here Grub, I did have one lap at 22.127, but my average is mid to high
22's.
bluestringer
> > What are ya'lls times here at Richmond. The best lap I have been able to
> lay
> > down with the fast setup is 22.325. On the open servers, there were guys
> > going almost 2 seconds faster.
> > grub
> Same here Grub, I did have one lap at 22.127, but my average is mid to
high
> 22's.
> bluestringer
Sounds familiar. But for the odd alien, things are looking close once again.
It's possible to pass. It'll take you at least 3/4 of a lap and both drivers
need to be on top of their game, but it's possible. Steve Claeys and I
swapped positions a couple of times during a battle for 4th position lasting
for 76 laps of green flag running last Tuesday. Next morning I was vividly
Pushing is bad on all fronts... it's all about driving it as fast as it
wants to go. Use your stuff, but don't use it up.
Jan.
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Steve
btw Just got to share this. The race at richmond with Grub, I hit the lpi
of 400. wohoo. yeah!!!
This is what happens if you get interrupted typing up a usenet message..
I meant to say "next moring I was vividly reminded why ***agers routinely
beat 30-somethings at any activity involving any kind of physical exertion",
but I needed to respond to some mundane, daily living question and forgot
about finishing the sentence. I guess I should be glad my loved ones keep me
from losing touch with reality completely, but on the other hand it irks me
that I'm made to look a fool for having to decide if I want to take a 0.5l
or a 1.5l thermos flask of Earl Gray tea to work in the morning. I mean, who
<bleep>ing cares about the amount of Earl Gray tea available to them nn a
Saturday morning shift (especially as I've, historically, taken 0.5l on
Saturdays for over the past 3 years)? -All that matters is the racing,
right? <g>
Jan.
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