The faster line up the essess at VIR

[bobt993]

Jim,  I understand where your coming from.  Todd's style is to get the car "on edge" then balance it.   I know, because I have had some fun rides with him.  It is hard to that teach technic when there are some other fundamentals to work on.  That is why I suggest driving in the rain.  You can really feel the cars balance and rotation at a lower rate of speed.  The other nice addition is skid pad.  I think you will really enjoy using that as a "balancing" tool.  Shenandoah will be running skidpad for all participants.   944 is a great car and you are learning the best way to get faster, smoother.   With alot of HP, you can get away with fudging the turn and getting back on the gas at the exit.