Shenandoah - Great Start to the Year!

[Darren]

Did you have a lap timer running, out of curiosity?

[Racingswh]

1:36.14 quickest I saw and consistently in the 36's.  Could've been faster in other sessions I wasn't watching.     4-5 seconds quicker than everyone else I got times for for the weekend.  Ken was in the 1:40 flat range and fastest in Red when I was timing.

 

[bobt993]

Tom D was a little faster than me, my DAS had 1:38's & 9's on MPSC's since the Hoosiers were shot. 

[stentech1]

What is  Mpsc?

[Mike Andrews]

MPSC - Michelin Pilot Sport Cup....

[stentech1]

Thank's Mike

[AMoore]

This video is fantastic!

[Racingswh]

bobt993 wrote:

Tom D was a little faster than me, my DAS had 1:38's & 9's on MPSC's since the Hoosiers were shot.

I didn't see those laps. When I was timing I had Tom in the 42's and you in the 43's and 44's. I didn't see very many sessions.

[bobt993]

No problem.  I did not expect you to check every session.  Tom ran new tires (18's) after starting on POS Hankooks.  I downloaded my datalogger just yesterday, but was storing lap times on the G2X and scrolling through them every other session.  My Hoosiers were toast with over 30 heat cycles.  Your times look accurate because Kenny told me I was making up a little over a car length a lap on him when he crested the hill and looked down the back straight,but as Kenny put it " there was no F'n way you were going to catch me with 15mins left hah hah.  I had no rear sway bar for the first 3 runs, broken shifter on the 4th and finally last 2 sessions on Sunday, changed the tires to the MPSC's.    New Hoo's give me about .75 sec per mile over MPSC's, so I might be able to make it harder for Tom D to catch me but it would be inevitable that he walks by. ( Same with Jack).

[stentech1]

Bob What type of data logger do you use.