In a message dated 6/28/2000 5:11:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
kevin_stevens@hotmail.com writes:
<< I think this may be a matter of horses for courses. I wasn't nearly flat
to
the floor through the slalom, as I mentioned before I was up to slalom speed
by the second cone. And while I agree about the further distance, I think
it would have been worthwhile. I was SEVERELY constrained (in my big fat
car) in how fast I could get through the turn after the slalom by going
inside the last cone - and that back straight was the second longest one on
the course. >>
Yes, the width and wheelbases of our respective cars, added to drive wheel
and hp differences, make things a wee bit different. To me, the slalom was
as long of a "straight" as the back one!
CHD
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