Jeff,
Waaay back when, SCCA used to require both passenger
and driver seats in cars used for driver's school.
This, so that the instructor could 'take the student
for a ride', to familiarize them with how a racecar
should be properly driven. My instructor was Hurley
Heywood, and I still remember that ride. We were using
the infield portion of the Daytona course. Up to that
point, I had no idea that a car could be made to go
around a corner at such speeds (and slip angles).
But it was nothing compared to riding with my teenage
son on our first outing.
So I feel for you, buddy! (It does get better, if you
survive)
Carter
--- Jeff McNeal <jmcneal@ohms.com> wrote:
>
> It's been a real strange three days of driving.
> ... Then, this
> evening, I let my 15-year-old son drive me around in
> our 12-year-old Maxima ...
>
Do You Yahoo!?
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