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2009/10/16 TEAM event at Thunderhill
π 2009-10-16 01:01 in Cars, Ncars
Timing didn't quite work out here, I got mildly sick the day prior to the event. After a good night of rest, I thought I'd be ok enough the day of, but that turned out not to be quite the fact.

Anyway, I went to bed early the night prior and got up around 5:45 for my flight to Willows.
Said flight there was mildly interesting due to a presidential flight restriction and special flight rules, but it was otherwise a nice flight up with sunrise.



My buddy John from BAMO had taken the car up, and I was able to do 3 sessions in the morning before deciding that I just didn't quite feel right while driving. At the same time I had managed to forget my spare pads at home anyway and I really didn't have brakes for much more than those 3 sessions either way.

nice hood
nice hood

My tech crew, thanks John :)
My tech crew, thanks John :)

keeping close track of my brake pads
keeping close track of my brake pads

It just felt like a wise choice to call it quits while I was ahead, and I just went back home around lunchtime and ended up putting in a mostly full day's worth of work.

I got a couple of laps where I set my GoPro to take a picture every 2 seconds. If you wanted to see all of them somehow, see the picture library below, but here are a few samples


It just feels wrong to take 12-13 through the 'straighter line'
It just feels wrong to take 12-13 through the 'straighter line'

turn 4-5
turn 4-5

The video of my 3 sessions are below:




Flight home was nice and quick. I was actually back at work by 13:15-ish.



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