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ErikSweepers-InCar.jpg (27KB) ErikSweepers-InCar.mpg (15MB) In car footage from my car for the sweepers station - Kris (instructor) is riding shotgun. At this point, I had the line pretty much figured out, but I was still being pretty conservative with my speed. |
AlfredSweepers.jpg (27KB) AlfredSweepers.mpg (16.0MB) You can really hear Alfred's TurboXS RFL blow-off valve in this clip. It and the exhaust sounds show he was a little too "binary" with the throttle - the instructors must have worked with him a on this issue, because he got much smoother as the day went on. |
BrianSweepers.jpg (23KB) BrianSweepers.mpg (16.8MB) Here's Brian really cruising through this station. I think he was drifting slightly as he rounded gates 9 and 10, or at least he had some decent slip angle working there. You can hear from the exhaust noise that he does a good job of only making small throttle adjustments in the middle of the corners. |
ErikSweepers.jpg (25KB) ErikSweepers.mpg (16.7MB) Here's me going through this station. I could have taken the first big corner (gates 4-10) a little faster, but I didn't get setup correctly on the transition between 4 and 5. After 10, though, I went through pretty well. |
JamesSweepers.jpg (22KB) JamesSweepers.mpg (14.3MB) James with a good run through the station - I think at the very end he lifted off the throttle a little too much between gates 14 and 15, which made the rear get a little loose. |
RichardSweepers.jpg (26KB) RichardSweepers.mpg (9.3MB) Here's one of the instructors, Richard, driving his Grand Am through the sweepers - he spun twice on his last run, and here we go again. That's "ruthless Bob" on the camera... |
ShawnSweepers.jpg (28KB) ShawnSweepers.mpg (12.4MB) Here's Shawn with arguably the most entertaining run of the day. He almost saved it, but much to the spectators' joy, he didn't :-) |
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