What would be most benefitial to a driver?
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What would be most benefitial to a driver?
During the weekend of June 28th there is a driving school @ Moroso (in South FL.) with Chin Motorsports, and a school at Roebling Road with Porsche Owners Club that same weekend. My question is:
Would I benefit more to drive Moroso which I have never driven before, or run Roebling Road which I have run 3 times before and perfect my skillz there?
Both schools cost the same ~$300, and Chin offers about 5 HOURS of track time in 1 day (its a 1 day school, not 2 like POC), as POC offers "Loads of track time" over 2 days. Moroso is about 1 hour closer to my house than RR (3 instead of 4 hrs.... this really isnt a factor though.) Your opinions please!
Would I benefit more to drive Moroso which I have never driven before, or run Roebling Road which I have run 3 times before and perfect my skillz there?
Both schools cost the same ~$300, and Chin offers about 5 HOURS of track time in 1 day (its a 1 day school, not 2 like POC), as POC offers "Loads of track time" over 2 days. Moroso is about 1 hour closer to my house than RR (3 instead of 4 hrs.... this really isnt a factor though.) Your opinions please!
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Re: What would be most benefitial to a driver? (siisgood00)
Go to Moroso.
I love roebling, I have been there 50+ times, and there is always something to learn....but go drive the new track, have fun and focus on learning the new track. Expand your skill-set.
edit: that is my birthday, so whichever you choose you have to drink beer...that is the price of my advice
I love roebling, I have been there 50+ times, and there is always something to learn....but go drive the new track, have fun and focus on learning the new track. Expand your skill-set.
edit: that is my birthday, so whichever you choose you have to drink beer...that is the price of my advice
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Re: What would be most benefitial to a driver? (RacerBowie)
I second that. All else being (roughly) equal, try the new track.
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Re: What would be most benefitial to a driver? (Crack Monkey)
Thanks for the replies... I also think it makes sense to expland the number of tracks I have driven. Would anyone offer different advice?
While on the topic of Moroso, does anyone have any in-car footage from there?
Modified by siisgood00 at 1:18 PM 5/20/2003
While on the topic of Moroso, does anyone have any in-car footage from there?
Modified by siisgood00 at 1:18 PM 5/20/2003
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Re: What would be most benefitial to a driver? (siisgood00)
Jacob i am relatively sure there is in car footage on Chin's website under the video section. You will have to look around but i think it's there. Looks like a track i would like to run
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Re: What would be most benefitial to a driver? (EleanoR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EleanoR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Jacob i am relatively sure there is in car footage on Chin's website under the video section. You will have to look around but i think it's there. Looks like a track i would like to run </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea I did take a look at the 2 clips on Chin's site. From what I can see, it looks like a pretty cool track.
Yea I did take a look at the 2 clips on Chin's site. From what I can see, it looks like a pretty cool track.
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