Post your favorite Track Picture!

[dogbone]

I always liked this one from Buttonwillow. The resident photographer (VanHap) was always really good at side rolling shots----keeping the car clear and crisp and capturing the rims in a blur, but I don't think he's doing it there anymore. Looks like CaliPhotography has taken over at BW. They have a multiscreen viewing station there now.

[bigjae1976]

Originally Posted by SlowSaloonM3

im the opposite...i think everyone is white and then when i finally realize i go, oh shit he's asian too?

Lol...I've done a couple of deals in person...it's always been with an asian who I assumed would be white.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by bigjae1976

I didn't realize there were so many white people on this forum. I assumed everyone was Asian.

+1 me and you are it.

[pkimM3r]

Originally Posted by bigjae1976

Lol...I've done a couple of deals in person...it's always been with an asian who I assumed would be white.

me too. lol

[Sleeper519]

Originally Posted by bigjae1976

I didn't realize there were so many white people on this forum. I assumed everyone was Asian.

uh, Jae, I don't think calling us "white people" is PC any more. Maybe stick with 'caucasian-american', or perhaps just 'paleface'...

[pkimM3r]

Originally Posted by Sleeper519

uh, Jae, I don't think calling us "white people" is PC any more. Maybe stick with 'caucasian-american', or perhaps just 'paleface'...

big nose.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by SlowSaloonM3

big nose.

Round eye? Probably allows me to see the road better hence better driver?

[pkimM3r]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Round eye? Probably allows me to see the road better hence better driver?

round eye 4:3

slanted eye 16:9

wide angle is better.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by SlowSaloonM3

round eye 4:3

slanted eye 16:9

wide angle is better.

can you see your tach though?

[pkimM3r]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

can you see your tach though?

i cant so im contemplating on putting my 2nd gopro on the steering column facing the tach.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by SlowSaloonM3

big nose.

I can smell most track related problems before they cause an issue.

[pkimM3r]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I can smell most track related problems before they cause an issue.

damn superior skills. got me there. we started tokyo drift and jdm and HERRAFRUSH.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by SlowSaloonM3

damn superior skills. got me there. we started tokyo drift and jdm and HERRAFRUSH.

Sometimes I rock a mullet and wife beater, only when I track the camaro.

[bigjae1976]

Originally Posted by Sleeper519

uh, Jae, I don't think calling us "white people" is PC any more. Maybe stick with 'caucasian-american', or perhaps just 'paleface'...

Sorry...didn't mean to offend the paleface people.

Originally Posted by SlowSaloonM3

round eye 4:3

slanted eye 16:9

wide angle is better.

Don't forget about our superior video gaming skills and hand eye coordination.

[bigjae1976]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I can smell most track related problems before they cause an issue.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by bigjae1976

Sorry...didn't mean to offend the paleface people.





Don't forget about our superior video gaming skills and hand eye coordination.

You no pale face, big nose, round eye?

[pkimM3r]

mellow yellows. not me.

[Triple M]

Originally Posted by Jon H

Clearly. Le terrible.

Mother of God!
That much of a huge discrepance?????????
Only been to BUttonwillow willow once in April, first time ever there on a muddy slippery day, not knowing the track, and even I was able to manage 2:07 which I thought was pretty damn slow. With a 30 sec discrepancy some people are getting lapped twice in a single session. That shouldn't be happening in advance group. They should have been downgrade beginner, then moved up to intermediate later in the day if they picking up pace safely.

[evilspiritM3]

Pre demise of Oak Tree at VIR

[USCTrojanMan29]

Side angle spot from Buttonwillow...decals came off a few weeks back when the car got a new clear bra put on...

[skxf430]

Originally Posted by spiff

Either way- I'll definitely run with Speed District again, obviously with more awareness of the driver's expectations. I thoroughly enjoyed the amount of track time and was a generally great group of people!

I have driven with Tightie and Speed District from his very first event. It has been amazing how popular the track events have become in the last couple of years, and how diverse a group and types of cars he has attracted. It certainly has been a bit more more challenging with group selection but at the end of the day, track awareness and periodically checking your mirrors is highly advised especially, when you are coming up to a long straight away where passing is common.

Also, the slower car should lift slightly to make passing a bit easier even in the open passing advanced groups. Often times, a faster driver in lower hp cars like Miatas, S2000's etc., are relying on their momentum and drag racing down the straights doesn't help matters so give the passing car a chance to get by.

[SDPRT]

Streets of Willow 8/6.