>Racing was remarkably clean. I only saw three spins, strangely enuff
>all Italian cars. Sherm Wolf spun his Ferrari 212 Barchetta quite
>spectacularly
Who was driving the white XK140 coupe in the 3rd (I think it was the
3rd) group of sports cars out on Sunday? That was some spectacular
driving. It was a thrill watching that big car drift through the
corners, and, judging from the oohs and aahhs around me, the other
spectators thought so too. It was also pretty exciting watching him
hold off the D type; for a lap or so.
I'm curious, not being a vintage racer myself, is slipping and sliding
your car around going beyond the limits set for vintage racing? Is it
all right to push your car (and yourself) as long as it doesn't
endanger anyone else or do you drive at 8/10 or 9/10 no matter what.
What sort of driving antics will get you a black flag?
Kendall Robinson
krobinson@primavera.com
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