Mari Clements" wrote:
>We tried something similar last year in our region with four cars
>(CS, ES, FS, & HS) and four drivers. It was a blast, but we still
>couldn't balance out the fact that each driver was most familiar
>with his own car, tended to be fastest in his own car, and next
>fastest in cars more similar to his. The other finding was (no
>surprise) that one driver was fastest in all the cars--by quite a bit.
Woo-hoo! That's worth an article for those that forget the driver
is the most important element. And the similar car thing is worth
noting...
George Emery
gemery@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/gemery
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