Thanks, it's a panavise mount from modifry

Every track instructor I've had has instructed me to drive this way. Even Woody from TireRack commented on it when i was doing some testing with him in the car at their facility in South Bend.

Leaves, if you turn it up loud, you can hear the crunch right before it came around. I wouldn't consider it a save, I did lose it - which in my opinion isn't a save.

See comment above. I believe this technique is taught because it gives you a lot more room to catch the car should it come loose. On an autocross course, once you x-up your arms, you can't turn anymore. Why would you want that?

didn't watch the whole thing, huh? It's not a save, but a slight spin. Notice I had to restart the car?

In the summer, that's the only time I run the Dragon. Im pretty good friends with the locals and run it with them a lot. I've got rally lights for the s2k that go on for those times.

This road was a new one that I found last week, so I haven't done it at night. I'm actually more comfortable at night than I am in the day. Night in the fog and rain at the Dragon is my favorite. Call me weird.

On another note, a few s2k friends and I are making a run up to Blood Mtn in N.GA this Sunda the 5th. PM me if you're interested and would like to go.

 

sweet video

 

If you think shuffling your hands like you're passing rope is the faster or better approach then go right ahead. The turns in your vid were not even srs enough for you to even have to move your hands from the wheel for 90% of the vid. Don't be mad bruh, poor technique is poor technique, even if Sebastian Loeb told you to do it it would be poor. (disclaimer I am not a 7 time wrc driving champion)

 

man i would be scared to even drive fast the rest of the way if i went that much sideways in my car, glad you are safe

 

Exactly. He's out smashing around a very narrow slick road, using both lanes. Something bad is bound to happen. The truth is, I'd hate to see something like that happen, but... I wouldn't be surprised if it did. The guy int he PNW section was doing the same shit this guy is.

The OP claims leaves, but I didn't see any in the video when he spun out.

 

wat camera did you use? its crispy clear!

 

Cool video, but I agree with someone commenting about your steering technique.

 

Exactly. That + wet roads = not the brightest driving. You're lucky you didn't smack into a tree... or trees.

Stay in your lane on dry roads next time.

 

I'd hate to be in the other lane when you're there lol