It was clear at the event that everyone hated the slaloms. No reason to belabor the point.
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^ +1 IMO the course would have been acceptable if the slaloms were setup differently.
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BMW had 3 under-60' slaloms and the NTAXS course on Sunday had a 3rd gear straight in 2 spots, so I'm pretty sure you are just making shit up again JoJo.
Didn't feel like driving 200 miles to drive for 10 minutes Saturday and waited too long to sign up for Sunday.
Plus the Porsche was angry and refused to come out and play until I paid it allowance.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y78.../allowance.jpg
Sorry I didn't mean to get you angry, just kidding around.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y78...01/jimmies.jpg
The course was decent. Sometimes with a lot as large as Mineral Wells it can be difficult to put together a layout that doesn't leave a lot of wasted space. The slaloms were a bit painful but were used to keep the entire course from being and all out banzai run to the finish. I can see where the uphill climb would have been frustrating in a lower horse power car. We ran our 2000 Miata out there a bit this summer and the uphill climb seemed to take forever.
I think for me though the biggest limiting factor on my times was balls. I ran out of them on the way down the back straight toward the left hand sweeper toward the finish. With it being a bit off camber I never trusted the car to stick at those speeds so I slowed started my turn in and then matted it again until I got to the final slalom. My rear brakes were smoking when I came off the course after my first couple of runs. By the afternoon I was feeling run down from being sick so we didn't take the second set of runs.
All in all a fun day. Thanks to everyone that made it happen.