I have some in car stuff from my TR3 several years ago. Some on the line, some
showing the line pass under my car several times a lap:) It's a bit shakey
since its just an inexpensive camcorder hard mounted to the roll bar. Guess
what, eventually the camcorder shook itself to death and I havent replaced it.
Mid-O also sells an instructional tape. If you buy it, come see me after the
2nd session you have on the track and I'll tell you which of the corners an old
car just doesnt want to do the way they try to teach it. Modern suspensions
must be quite a wonder. I wouldnt know.
Any PC Indy car game, errr, make that Champ car I guess, will have Mid-O as a
track. I have an early generation version before modern spectacular graphics.
It's still pretty cool and is realistic enough to bring back memories. Except
you dont get that empty feeling in your stomach as you go over "madness". But
it will spin there, just like some of us have.
mike jackson
Jim Hill wrote:
> Henry Frye wrote:
>
> > Running test day [at Mid Ohio] is highly recommended.
> > Very technical track. Getting some track time without the
> > general prision population ontrack will be very helpful.
>
> Message received :-)
>
> > Any more questions?
>
> Does anyone have an in-car tape from Mid Ohio for sale, lease, loan or rent?
>
> Second/third-generation copies perfectly OK - I'd just like to get in some
> winter couch practice since I've never been to Mid Ohio. Always nice to know
> in advance which way to turn.
>
> Jim Hill
> Madison WI
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