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Originally Posted by CalSE
Oh man! Wasted your time (tires and gas) on a perfectly good hot day on "essentials"?
How would one avoid this? Or do they first need to graduate you from the "B" Class?
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i should have just signed up for A regardless. they have a check off ride session which i think would have been a piece of cake.
I'm not saying im awesome, im just saying i was in the wrong group. there are prob A drivers much better than me, but i would say there are definitely A drivers less experienced than me. i recognize faces and cars from previous times and i get confused as to how they are an A driver already.
there was one thing that lead B instructor said in class that i could relate to totally:
the A drivers are those that are consistent and experiment little things here and there to fine tune and figure out what the car is doing.
thats what i was looking for. help on those little things.
if you watch my instruction session im doing a snails pace which really didnt do anything for except watch my line and trail brake practice and slow speeds.
plus i really dont like driving at speeds with another person in my car due to the danger, as well as the difference in dynamics due to weight. huge difference.
there was one instructor that i really liked in the classroom .he kept saying get on the throttle earlier!
