On 1/24/00 John Cowan wrote:
>At this point sheer speed and power are not
>important. I want a car I can keep up with
>while I build skill and confidence.
Chapter 7: General Advice, Preparation, and Tactics
"Let me start off by saying that the best way of breaking into racing is to
begin right at the beginning - with something quite gentle and slow, like a
600 Fiat or perhaps an Austin Healey Sprite in standard tune...
"How long you will remain in the novice stage will depend on you; but if you
are a real beginner, kick off with the car in which you feel most at home... "
Piero Taruffi
"The Technique of Motor Racing"
1959
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