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Old 05-27-2014, 08:23 AM
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Man! Nice driving! You made those other guys look like they were doing cool-down laps.... LOL
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Old 05-27-2014, 08:43 AM
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Man! Nice driving! You made those other guys look like they were doing cool-down laps.... LOL
+1 Nice lines Billy, obviously that wasn't your first rodeo.
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Old 05-27-2014, 08:46 AM
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Thanks Greg!
Awesome video. Do you know what your speeds were on the banking?
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Old 05-27-2014, 09:09 AM
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In the second to last segment of the road course Sat night, as it was cooling down and the speeds and action were picking up, the One Lap Camaro lost control on the infield portion and ended up smacking the wall pretty good. This ended the Expert segment while they brought his car in. I snapped this picture as they unloaded it in his garage.



It looked pretty bad to me and I figured he was done for.

But they worked on it over night and I snapped this picture of him running the speed stop on Sunday.



Really happy for them for getting the car on the track again.

I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure this is the car that had the engine failure on the autocross portion today.



We saw it shooting fire out from under it near the finish but I didn't have my camera out at the time. Hate that they had that happen to them.

I know this though, all of these competitors were leaving it all out on the track. I've never heard so many LS engines getting wrung out so much like that before. It was like music to my ears. And they got SO MANY runs in!!! In the first autocross session I bet most of the guys got at least (25) 46-50 second runs in. and they had a whole 'nuther 2 hour session to run in the afternoon as well. Same with the Speed Stop. No lack of track time there at all.
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Awesome video. Do you know what your speeds were on the banking?
The quickest I was able to get the car to go in the banking was around 152 mph according to my RPM/tire size/gear ratio. Having never driven on anything with banking before I found it to be a blast. The force you feel of the car being pushed into the track is incredible.
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Old 05-27-2014, 10:59 AM
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Here is a video with a different angle under the lights at night.
http://youtu.be/INKDrck03VI
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The quickest I was able to get the car to go in the banking was around 152 mph according to my RPM/tire size/gear ratio. Having never driven on anything with banking before I found it to be a blast. The force you feel of the car being pushed into the track is incredible.
Billy - could you start to feel the aero limitations of the car at that speed? I would think you would, but??????
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Fixed it for ya again buddy!

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