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Re: Roadracing tire size

Subject: Re: Roadracing tire size
by jaa1992 on 2012/4/9 22:57:42

Quote:

BillH wrote:
Another note on corner exit traction/tirespin - Most newer drivers feel they have to use 2ond gear in a tight corner on a road course (which makes tire spin easier).
The fact is that there are almost no corners on a roadrace track that need 2ond gear.
If a Corvette isn't pulling hard in 3rd coming out of a corner, your corner speed is too slow (and corner speed comes with seat time).

Even in a Miata, in a hairpin corner, you'll be 3rd.


I agree - shoot when I first started time trials I was using street tires and 3rd gear out of 7 at Road Atl (one of the most important turns there).
Instructing I try to get students to use the right gear so they are in control and can follow the flow of the course.
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