05-02-2010, 06:36 PM
I'm in full agreement with Eric & Ken.
Personally I would recommend at least 5 or 6 DE weekends before doing the 5 day course. You have enough of the basics by that point to be able to focus on the finer points of their program.
Racing equally matched little momentum machines really brings home the point that a small mistake that adds a 1/2 sec. to your lap time can really cost you in a race. All of sudden you find out the guy behind you is set up to pass you a lap later or now it is going to take you another 2 laps to set up your pass.
Their slide cars are a great learning tool. They turn the whole course into a skid pad.
Personally I would recommend at least 5 or 6 DE weekends before doing the 5 day course. You have enough of the basics by that point to be able to focus on the finer points of their program.
Racing equally matched little momentum machines really brings home the point that a small mistake that adds a 1/2 sec. to your lap time can really cost you in a race. All of sudden you find out the guy behind you is set up to pass you a lap later or now it is going to take you another 2 laps to set up your pass.
Their slide cars are a great learning tool. They turn the whole course into a skid pad.
Jack
04 GT3
07 Turbo (DD)
2013 Boxster (Wife's)
Past Affairs
02 C4S
97 C2S
04 GT3
07 Turbo (DD)
2013 Boxster (Wife's)
Past Affairs
02 C4S
97 C2S