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<blockquote data-quote="Warhorse Racing" data-source="post: 1509364" data-attributes="member: 23098"><p>It's great to see the car back out on course. Thanks for posting the update and the videos. As always, it's tough to give advice about a course I didn't drive, but I noticed a few things on your sixth run...</p><p></p><p>You mentioned being at part throttle too much. It did look/sound like there was a lot of time at part throttle or even off throttle. The large sweeper in the center of the course (the cones on the perimeter of what looks like a chalk square) is an element where you could have increased your duration of acceleration and smoothed out your throttle inputs. It looks like you were driving cone-to-cone through that section, as opposed to thinking of it as one large sweeper. Steady-state throttle through most of that section might have helped you find some time. If that wasn't possible, I think you could have stayed on the gas longer before lifting a little to help the car turn around each cone. </p><p></p><p>Going sideways in the middle of the run cost you some time. Your aggression level coming out of elements is good; it's just a slight input timing issue (especially if your tires are bald).</p><p></p><p>I think you could have been faster into, through and out of the last slalom before the finish. That element looked pretty attackable from the video. </p><p></p><p>All in all, you did a great job of getting faster on the runs! At your next event, focus on linking elements and sections together & bringing your throttle and braking inputs closer together.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Warhorse Racing, post: 1509364, member: 23098"] It's great to see the car back out on course. Thanks for posting the update and the videos. As always, it's tough to give advice about a course I didn't drive, but I noticed a few things on your sixth run... You mentioned being at part throttle too much. It did look/sound like there was a lot of time at part throttle or even off throttle. The large sweeper in the center of the course (the cones on the perimeter of what looks like a chalk square) is an element where you could have increased your duration of acceleration and smoothed out your throttle inputs. It looks like you were driving cone-to-cone through that section, as opposed to thinking of it as one large sweeper. Steady-state throttle through most of that section might have helped you find some time. If that wasn't possible, I think you could have stayed on the gas longer before lifting a little to help the car turn around each cone. Going sideways in the middle of the run cost you some time. Your aggression level coming out of elements is good; it's just a slight input timing issue (especially if your tires are bald). I think you could have been faster into, through and out of the last slalom before the finish. That element looked pretty attackable from the video. All in all, you did a great job of getting faster on the runs! At your next event, focus on linking elements and sections together & bringing your throttle and braking inputs closer together. [/QUOTE]
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