Twenty S2000
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Originally Posted by chilled,Oct 16 2007, 03:38 PM
I did spin mine twice, but both were completely driving error. One was showing off and dicking around, the other wasn't really a spin, but an offtrack excursion that was caused by a moments inattention.
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Perhaps you ahould have a word with multtey chiled as stated in his opening post 'he will help you drive your car correctly', as he was driving properly, and with the grown ups
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I nearly lost it, but it was entirely the fault of that blue and yellow Radical thing that wouldn't get out of my way. Not me at all.
Fortunately you don't see them on the road so I should be okay.
Fortunately you don't see them on the road so I should be okay.
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Originally Posted by lovegroova,Oct 16 2007, 03:40 PM
It was all down you your tyres IMO
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you have to exceed the limits to truely find where they are and it is all part of the learning experience (and pant wettingly fun!) as long as you do it in a safe environment.
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Originally Posted by moff,Oct 16 2007, 04:02 PM
Nowt wrong with spinning on the track.
That's how you find the limits of the car.
I span loads on the Carlimits driving course.
Never span on a road though.
That's how you find the limits of the car.
I span loads on the Carlimits driving course.
Never span on a road though.
Rockingham last time was the first trackday in an s2000 that i haven't spun on.
Can't have been trying hard enough
Learning the BatCat i was spinning like a catherine wheel!
Great fun, and i didn't wet my pants. Crotch rocket, you ought to see a doctor about that
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