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SCFD · 09-18-2022, 08:12 AM

As other's have mentioned, you were creating some serious driver-induced understeer with your overly aggressive driving. That kind of a situation is not conducive to learning as you're so well beyond the limits that you won't be able to tell where the limit is.

From your recent posts, I can tell you're actively trying to improve. Taking people's driving tips can help but I recommend attending some schools. It's one of the things I wish I had done when I started doing HPDEs/racing.

CSG Mike · 09-19-2022, 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by SCFD

As other's have mentioned, you were creating some serious driver-induced understeer with your overly aggressive driving. That kind of a situation is not conducive to learning as you're so well beyond the limits that you won't be able to tell where the limit is.

From your recent posts, I can tell you're actively trying to improve. Taking people's driving tips can help but I recommend attending some schools. It's one of the things I wish I had done when I started doing HPDEs/racing.

Exactly what I do.

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09-18-2022, 08:12 AM	#15
SCFD Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2020 Drives: FR-S Location: USA Posts: 171 Thanks: 313 Thanked 70 Times in 50 Posts Mentioned: 2 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	As other's have mentioned, you were creating some serious driver-induced understeer with your overly aggressive driving. That kind of a situation is not conducive to learning as you're so well beyond the limits that you won't be able to tell where the limit is. From your recent posts, I can tell you're actively trying to improve. Taking people's driving tips can help but I recommend attending some schools. It's one of the things I wish I had done when I started doing HPDEs/racing.

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