Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
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Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Anyone doing this?

I don't know driving in another way which isn't risky. Each one has to improve himself. Each driver has its limit. My limit is a little bit further than other's.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Whose trackday is it?
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Look here Kenny http://www.gmsc.org.uk/event.cfm?ID=59

I don't know driving in another way which isn't risky. Each one has to improve himself. Each driver has its limit. My limit is a little bit further than other's.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Could be tempted. Anyone else?
Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Whose track night is it Mass ?
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GMSC, http://www.gmsc.org.uk/event.cfm?ID=59
I have booked a place. Kenny, if you are coming along, you could try using the data logger again.
I have booked a place. Kenny, if you are coming along, you could try using the data logger again.

I don't know driving in another way which isn't risky. Each one has to improve himself. Each driver has its limit. My limit is a little bit further than other's.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
I might come up after work to watch if the weather nice 

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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Get your elise on track Mark.

I don't know driving in another way which isn't risky. Each one has to improve himself. Each driver has its limit. My limit is a little bit further than other's.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Might take the 340 to work tomorrow and be very naughty and call it on the day and see if I can get on when I arrive.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Some poeple I know are popping up so I'll be there for a looky. 

Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Will see what the weather is like but looking to be a definitely maybe for me.
Datalogger would be cool Mass, just need to find a way to secure the elec connection. Mine isnt the best.
Datalogger would be cool Mass, just need to find a way to secure the elec connection. Mine isnt the best.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
I'd love too Mass but I only have track experience driving FE/RWD cars. Not too sure how I'd get on initially so was thinking about getting some tuition before tracking the Elise to get the old confidence up a bit first.Modena Scotland wrote:Get your elise on track Mark.
Very tempting though and I did bring the lotus to work just in case.....
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Mark, I thought you tracked the VX before.....
The main difference you'll find coming from the 944 is that the Elise is a lot lighter and responsive. Of course these may make the car feel nervous at first but when you get used to it, they are really well balanced and easy to control, enabling you to carry a lot more speed through corners. Just make sure not to lift off going down Duffs and the downhill section before chicane. The tail will come out a lot quicker in the mid or rear engined cars. Feel what the car is doing and apply just enough steering as the car tells you to.
Best to get some instruction if that makes you feel more comfortable
I am more than happy to come out with you or take you out in the CR.
See you later.
ps Come on Sanjoy, you know you will enjoy it.
The main difference you'll find coming from the 944 is that the Elise is a lot lighter and responsive. Of course these may make the car feel nervous at first but when you get used to it, they are really well balanced and easy to control, enabling you to carry a lot more speed through corners. Just make sure not to lift off going down Duffs and the downhill section before chicane. The tail will come out a lot quicker in the mid or rear engined cars. Feel what the car is doing and apply just enough steering as the car tells you to.
Best to get some instruction if that makes you feel more comfortable

I am more than happy to come out with you or take you out in the CR.
See you later.
ps Come on Sanjoy, you know you will enjoy it.

I don't know driving in another way which isn't risky. Each one has to improve himself. Each driver has its limit. My limit is a little bit further than other's.
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Re: Track night at KH on 3rd May (bank holiday)
Im tempted, have not had the car out on track yet this year. Hopefully get away from work sharp
"I've had enough sh1t"