I have to admit, I haven't pursued GPL as perhaps I should, even
Eldred's times were far below mine. But his recent sucess spurred me
into putting more laps into just Monza to try and figure out where I
stink...well perhaps I should say, where I don't stink..a much smaller
number. Started Brking earlier and holding the downshifts til the car
is good and settled and I've cut over a second and half off my pb.
Still have a ways to go just to get to the awful stage, but this is
the most progress I've made since I junked my old T2 wheel.
Thanks Eldred and all you who helped him...and me!
dave henrie
Yeah, same here. I followed the advice given to Eldred and have managed
to come down to 1:30.27 at Monza. Still a long way to go, but I can now
do consistent, comfortable 1:31.xx laps without crashing. Times on other
tracks have come down as well, especially at Spa.
Thanks Eldred.
Bob
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> I have to admit, I haven't pursued GPL as perhaps I should, even > Eldred's times were far below mine. But his recent sucess spurred me > into putting more laps into just Monza to try and figure out where I > stink...well perhaps I should say, where I don't stink..a much smaller > number. Started Brking earlier and holding the downshifts til the car > is good and settled and I've cut over a second and half off my pb. > Still have a ways to go just to get to the awful stage, but this is > the most progress I've made since I junked my old T2 wheel. > Thanks Eldred and all you who helped him...and me! > dave henrieQuoted text (10 lines)
> I have to admit, I haven't pursued GPL as perhaps I should, even >Eldred's times were far below mine. But his recent sucess spurred me >into putting more laps into just Monza to try and figure out where I >stink...well perhaps I should say, where I don't stink..a much smaller >number. Started Brking earlier and holding the downshifts til the car >is good and settled and I've cut over a second and half off my pb. > Still have a ways to go just to get to the awful stage, but this is >the most progress I've made since I junked my old T2 wheel. >Thanks Eldred and all you who helped him...and me! >dave henrieLet's just say I'd make a great anchor for any team.....
dave henrie
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>Yeah, same here. I followed the advice given to Eldred and have managed >to come down to 1:30.27 at Monza. Still a long way to go, but I can now >do consistent, comfortable 1:31.xx laps without crashing. Times on other >tracks have come down as well, especially at Spa. >Thanks Eldred. >BobVery droll. LOL!


































