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Roy Grand Master

Roy

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Pete - some of us can actually power out of a corner propperly and consequently can carry a fair amount of speed by the time they reach turn 1.

I know you like to slide everywhere to mask your inability to drive fast. And consequently since it's something you've never experienced I can inform you that in a good powered GT-R with good rubber and good drive out of turn 10 - then you can't stop at turn 2 if you go flat through turn 1.

:)

:laugh::huh::wave:

So just how fast are 350awks GTRs going down the straights?

:wave:...GTRs, the motoring elite braking before the kink :ninja:

boxheadmr Mentor

boxheadmr

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Couple of Points

1.Wakefield has many other turns other then turn 1.

2. Follow someone faster around the track and you will do good times

3. Follow someone faster and knows what they are doing then you will do you best times and can come back and practise the lines you learnt.

4.Fatz is a pussy

fatz Grand Master

fatz

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you want me snowman ... and your still a pussy :)

flat turn one or go back to mexico..... and your mum drives a volvo!

next time everyone is there ill be the person calling you all fags for going soft :laugh:

poooooooooooooooooooofs! :sorcerer:

they sell that softcock nasal delivery stuff on ebay buy it poofs! :sick:

boxheadmr Mentor

boxheadmr

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Couple of Points

1.Wakefield has many other turns other then turn 1.

2. Follow someone faster around the track and you will do good times

3. Follow someone faster and knows what they are doing then you will do you best times and can come back and practise the lines you learnt.

4.Fatz is a pussy

oh yea barron is a fag as well!

Sorry i stand Corrected

1.Wakefield has many other turns other then turn 1.

2. Follow someone faster around the track and you will do good times

3. Follow someone faster and knows what they are doing then you will do you best times and can come back and practise the lines you learnt.

4.Fatz & Beer Baron are pussys

Neil Grand Master

Neil

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I thought you Vics were just making sure you had a pedal before braking for 2. As Druncan would type Bahhhhhhhahahahah. Braking for the kink,,,please enough already you had the office laughing there heads off today. Anybody would think you turned off your driver aids.

A great spot to pick up time is on the down hill section. Get right up on the smooth section of the right hander and mash the pedal big time. Brake late into the paper clip going right out wide and use the ripple strip on the inside to kick the back around which should make it easier to power down on the short straight before the next little right hander.

The only corner that pulls my pants down is the last bloody one. I always brake to early so I end up carrying stuff all speed on the exit. But I will fix that next year.

Oh and before I forget,,,I spotted Baron sitting on Santa's lap today. Bend me over and root me boot,,,Santa looked a lot like Fatz.

Neil.

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