>Trying not to mess up is easier than trying to step on the gas more.
yippee, my work is done! :)
great job yosuke, from the 1st event through the whole season, what a great
improvement!
james
OSP - Often Shredding Pavement
----- Original Message -----
From: "TSUKAMOTO, Yosuke" <ysk_tsukamoto@yahoo.com>
To: "James Creasy" <james@thevenom.net>; <ba-autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 6:41 PM
Subject: School & Sunday
> I know it's late, but...
>
> I want to thank all the people
> who made the school and the event happen last weekend.
>
> Especially Larry Baker for loaning me racing tires
> and giving me rides, Jesus Villareal for connecting me
> to Larry, Armen for helping me changing tires, and the
> great instructor James Creasy for his always enlightening advice:
> thank you very much.
>
> The school was my first time to drive on racing tires.
> At first, I thought it would be more difficult to drive because of
> higher limit of those racing tires, but it turned out that
> racing tires are much easier to drive, even when the car starts sliding.
>
> The result was, I was able to overcome one of my bad habits,
> "too scared to step on the gas even in fast sections," and
> I learned some aggressiveness I needed.
>
> On Sunday, the runs were totally different from the evens before this.
> I was struggling not to step on the gas. It was the first time that
> I had to control my aggressiveness, which I failed in each run.
> But it was a great fun, and now I can feel how the car is moving, and
> I can see what to improve more clearly than before.
> Trying not to mess up is easier than trying to step on the gas more.
>
> Again, thank you very much for all the people who made the school and
event
> possible.
> It was a great experience.
>
>
> ---I drive, therefore I exist---
> Yosuke
> FS-N #114
> Z28 A4 Silver 2000
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