On Fri, 27 Aug 1999 01:44:16 GMT, "Timothy Moran"
>Further, most of them are convinced
>that they can win the race in this corner."
Of course if they are participating in an F1 race they're also
probably correct in thinking that!
Cheers!
John
>"TURN ONE
>Regardless of the type of start, the majority of racing accidents happen at
>turn one on the first lap. If you do not win the start and are not leading
>the charge, when you arrive at turn one you will find yourself in very close
>company indeed - surrounded by maniacs...
> ...Further, most of them are convinced
>that they can win the race in this corner."
>Now, does that sound like any online GPL races you have participated in? :)
No, but I've had very similiar experiences on a motorcycle going into
Paddock Hill bend (Brands), Redgate (Donington), and Coppice/Charlies
(Cadwell)...
--
JG
that book sounds good ...
is a must buy for racing fans ?
McKafre De La Rosa
Timothy Moran escribi en mensaje ...
On Fri, 27 Aug 1999 13:11:58 +0200, "McKafre"
>that book sounds good ...
>is a must buy for racing fans ?
Everything Caroll's ever written is amazing (I own them all).
Many are mostly of interest to someone who races iron cars, as opposed
to silicon.
However, in addition to "Drive to Win", "Engineer to Win" has
a lot of interesting stuff on vehicle dynamics. He wanted to title
his fasteners book "Screw to Win", but the publisher declined.
bob
