[Shotimes] Re: Gingerman Track day hosted by TCCA

[van Oss]

Tacking on to what Don said...  The only comparing to do is your last 
session versus your first --- did you get better?  When I ran at Putnam this 
year it was my first track day in two years.  First session I was rusty, 
braked so much I was pokey in the corners, etc.  By the last session I was 
much smoother and faster.

I don't do enough track days to get anywhere near the level of Kerby, Kegel, 
Porter, those track dawgs.  But in five sessions I can improve a lot, have 
fun, and feel that what I learned was worthwhile.

VO

----- Original Message ----- 
But stay within your comfort zone, don't worry about "racing"
or ego, and just build speed and confidence at your own pace.
Guaranteed you will have more fun than you can imagine and by the end of
the day be going pretty fast.
Don Mallinson