My Skip Barber Experience
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Originally Posted by Hobbs5313,Jun 20 2008, 12:15 PM
Nice Ross. 
It would have been nice to have an in-car camera of the drivers' face so that you could see the DB's face when he went in the mud puddle. 
It would have been nice to have an in-car camera of the drivers' face so that you could see the DB's face when he went in the mud puddle. 
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Originally Posted by TepEvan,Jun 22 2008, 12:53 PM
were there people out there that didn't know how to drive at all?
A good ten minutes of the first session was the pit guys getting people moving who stalled. These cars were so light that you could let the clutch out pretty abruptly and the car would start moving. They used a regular street car clutch so people like the 90% of drivers there could actually drive these things :LOL
I taught a co-worker how to drive stick the week before. Once he got out there he was flying
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Originally Posted by Highlift,Jun 23 2008, 02:14 PM
Absolutely
A good ten minutes of the first session was the pit guys getting people moving who stalled. These cars were so light that you could let the clutch out pretty abruptly and the car would start moving. They used a regular street car clutch so people like the 90% of drivers there could actually drive these things :LOL
I taught a co-worker how to drive stick the week before. Once he got out there he was flying
A good ten minutes of the first session was the pit guys getting people moving who stalled. These cars were so light that you could let the clutch out pretty abruptly and the car would start moving. They used a regular street car clutch so people like the 90% of drivers there could actually drive these things :LOL
I taught a co-worker how to drive stick the week before. Once he got out there he was flying