James! What have they done to you?

 

That's me on the Andretti Hairpin at Laguna.

 

Very nice, John!

 

Thanks Martin. I have one of my first laps on the Corkscrew but it's a crappy apex. Got better later in the day thanks to Sean (white helmet).

 

Nice pix, Martin and John! It's going to be awhile before I get on a track (either road or auto-x) again. I'm jonesin' looking at these photos! The local S2000 gang is running the big track at Willow Springs on Friday, but we're leaving for Hawaii (oh darn). I think we're out of town again on the next track event around here, too.

 

And you expect sympathy?

 

John and Martin, it's great that you're letting us share your track time with you. For me, it's definitely . I've never considered actually tracking my cars.

I've been reading some interesting comments in those other, less-friendly threads Some of these guys found normal roads a little boring after getting their S2000s... I can sorta' see that now!

I think it's a dynamite idea to keep the testosterone in check on "civilian" roads. I've been tempted more than once to be, shall we say, a little "noisy" on some of the New England back roads lately.

Maybe I'm gonna have to try this some time.

Thanks!

 

I'd recommend it Peter. Change your brake pads is my main advice. Panther Plus... my next pads.

 

 

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That's me on the Andretti Hairpin at Laguna.