Good to see another handful of FRS/BRZs today. The course was super tight in a few spots, especially the slalom. I can't remember a course there where I only needed to shift back into first just once.

Results should be officially posted by mid next week, and event 5 is in another two weeks. Again.

it was fun.......even though my husband beat me by 5 seconds........:(

well at least i find comfort that i had couple of people who were slower than me

yeah....i'm slow

vids!



I am car number 11. Great to see what I think is a record number of FRS drivers out there. Keep coming out.

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaRKCawnkEw"]2014 PITL #4 - YouTube[/ame]

That turn before the slalom.....I hit the cone there on 3/5 runs *sigh* but none the less I had fun and I was car #101

^ For some reason I think I missed you/your car during the shuffle of the day. Hopefully you had your registration taken care of from last time.

As long as you weren't DFL. :D And, if you made improvements during the day, then you were doing something right.

ohh.....was that you that i went with for the first run?
i can't remember what the car # was

dfl in my class :cry:
but, i did go from 76 to 66 bwhahaha

no, not me, sorry.

My car is open for the first 3 runs, after that it gets serious :)

I recall some #1's....maybe it was @ParangWala

It was great to go with others and learn the course....
Also a good way to see how I should improve myself....my hands still tend to flail around but it's gotten so much better since the spda autocross
Next time I'll just duct tape them to the wheel ;)

yes, this was a very tight autocross and required some hand shuffling in a couple of spots, but overall the majority could be completed by keeping at the 9-3 position


the trick is also timing, because if you turn in too late, then you have to complete a tighter turn, which translate into having to require more steering input.


if your timing is correct and your inputs are quick, you'll find that all of a sudden turning the wheel only half way is sufficient.


please keep coming out! only one way to learn and that is to practice!

@brzr that was me
@engsr I honestly don't recall and I forgot about it...lol I can double check as that was for event #3 I believe.
@7thgear I liked the tighter course though, as it kept me on my toes hehe

Probably won't be going to the rest of the pitl events this year....I'm thinking of going to the one in Berrie in August if I have time for it....and I'll be going to the spda one in September...really looking forward to that one

Hand positioning is hard to learn on the fly. I tell drivers to "practice" during their daily drive, as eventually it becomes muscle memory. Once you get used to having your hands at "9 & 3" it's easy to know how much the steering wheel is turned and you don't have to look to see if it's back at the center.

If you want to see hands flailing:

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2LP2Rmt-TU"]Acura Integra #177 - PITL #2 2014 - YouTube[/ame]


It's easier for RWD because you can steer with the throttle. FWD, not so much, haha.

RESULTS!


http://www.wiredmotorsports.com/pitl...l_2014_ev4.php