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Originally Posted by TommyW
esdzx Well, it means learning weight management, etc is better than adding mods, especially sticky tires too soon. People are too quick to put on sticky tires. Low grip tires and you'll learn faster.
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Alas, this is another one I disagree with! I would much rather my students arrive in a decently trackworthy setup and on track-appropriate tires that can stand up to abuse and provide decent sliding grip. IMO this *improves* the learning curve relative to punishing not-up-to-trackdays tires with softish stock near-zero camber setup, which often begins to feel like a waste of time.
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Good coaching comes from selecting the right ones.
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Unfortunately the right ones are not likely to be readily available at the vast majority of track-day events.