VIDEO: NASA OctoberFAST 2013 at VIR Hyperdrive Session
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VIDEO: NASA OctoberFAST 2013 at VIR Hyperdrive Session
Here is my Hyperdrive session at VIR during NASAs OctoberFAST 2013. In spite of the rain, I was still able to attain a top speed of 123 along the back straight. There are two laps under full course yellow, four under green, followed by the checkered flag lap.
Here are highlights from the 28 minute video. Open in YouTube and click on links in the description to take you directly to each point in the video.
02:55 Waving yellow flag on left, car on roadside at Turn 10
04:35 Waving yellow flag on left, tow truck, spun-out vehicle, emergency vehicle at Turn 14
09:30 Green flag
12:00 I passed car #153 BMW on back straight
13:00 Passed by car #36 BMW on front straight
15:24 Accelerate to 100 mph on back straight
17:48 Passed by car #822 Scion just past the bridge
18:42 Accelerate to 123 mph on back straight
22:00 Passed by car #7 Mustang on back straight
23:20 Checkered flag
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Here are highlights from the 28 minute video. Open in YouTube and click on links in the description to take you directly to each point in the video.
02:55 Waving yellow flag on left, car on roadside at Turn 10
04:35 Waving yellow flag on left, tow truck, spun-out vehicle, emergency vehicle at Turn 14
09:30 Green flag
12:00 I passed car #153 BMW on back straight
13:00 Passed by car #36 BMW on front straight
15:24 Accelerate to 100 mph on back straight
17:48 Passed by car #822 Scion just past the bridge
18:42 Accelerate to 123 mph on back straight
22:00 Passed by car #7 Mustang on back straight
23:20 Checkered flag
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Pretty overwhelming isn't it?
Your first session around VIR makes you process a lot of information. Doing it in the rain just adds to the difficulty of learning a very fast, technical course.
Sounds like you had fun and learned a ton.
Your first session around VIR makes you process a lot of information. Doing it in the rain just adds to the difficulty of learning a very fast, technical course.
Sounds like you had fun and learned a ton.
Last edited by jcsperson; 10-20-2013 at 01:59 PM.