i am a novice myself and it went smooth, i slowly built up my sped throughout the day. The brakes seem'd okay but towards the end of the morning as i was braking a bit harder and later the abs was kicking in a lot more. It was wet so that made it easier on the car. I think when i'll be pushing the car to its limits for the day the brakes will start to suffer and i'll need some sort of upgrade(braided hoses or even brakes)
Tyres were crap, they didnt have much grip at all. I'm looking into a new set of wheels and tyres
I'm goona get an insructor out with me next time to show me lines,etc to help improve things
Bu your gonna love it , i just wonder why i never brought my old s out
there were a load of m3's,a csl, rs4. ferrari 360, Evo's, suburus, catherams, Clio Sport
TBH it really depended on the driver, i'd catch the ferrari and rs4 around the bends but they pull away on the straights, the guy with the rs4 only had it 2 weeks and only his 2nd time out on track, ferrari driver must have been a novice also. Most of the other guys were experienced drivers and with the extra power just pulled away. Might have to get the piggy bank strted up for the CSL
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