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Obviously there are some tricky spots. As already said, knowledge of the track is critical before pushing it. What astounds me is the driving on a wet surface. Do some of these guys think that the laws of physics don't apply to them?
Obviously there are some tricky spots. As already said, knowledge of the track is critical before pushing it. What astounds me is the driving on a wet surface. Do some of these guys think that the laws of physics don't apply to them?
The last time I went, and rented a car, it had been raining, had most of the 6 laps to my self.
Originally Posted by Racer86
Two words, DRIVER SCHOOL.
Go to one
I'm convinced the driving/'Ring lessons I took saved my life.
It's amazing that the track is open, for what appears to be, a "public track day"...........
It's always been public access.
From it's Wiki:
Since its opening in 1927, the track has been used by the public for the so-called "Touristenfahrten," i.e. anyone with a road-legal car or motorcycle, as well as tour buses, motor homes, or cars with trailers. It is opened mainly on Sundays, but also many Saturdays and weekday evenings.