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OK, let the corrections fly.
Anyone know who was driving in #503? There wasn’t a classification for that number. You’re in X unless you speak up.
[url=http://home.comcast.net/~mgarage/Autox13/2013-AX7-ProvisionalResults.htm]2013-AX7-ProvisionalResults.htm[/url]
[url=http://home.comcast.net/~mgarage/Autox13/2013-AX7-FinalResults.pdf]2013-AX7-FinalResults.pdf[/url]
[url=http://home.comcast.net/~mgarage/Autox13/2013-AX7-FinalResults.htm]2013-AX7-FinalResults.htm[/url]
Wow! Results already!!! Awesome.
Thank you for such a great session. It was super fun.
(Wait a minute … The results claim I am slug slow. Something must be wrong.)
A great course and fun day.
The Ferrari? slug slow? can’t be.. maybe it was the new tires.. but regardless, a mighty fine looking car!
–dana, the 3rd session timeslipper. 😆
Really fun course, I’ll just blame the fact that I was 2 sec off my target on my cold.
Yep…
That’s what it was…On a side note, not sure if anyone else with a BMW Apps equipped car used the new M LapTimer that BMW just put out.
It’s fairly awesome, uses the cars GPS and sensors to build a nifty little data acquisition map.
Tracks, speed, steering, throttle %, brakes (as g-force deceleration), RPM, g-force, & MPG
It did a fairly decent job of mapping the track layout as well using the car’s GPS.[quote=”werdb” post=2038]On a side note, not sure if anyone else with a BMW Apps equipped car used the new M LapTimer that BMW just put out.
It’s fairly awesome, uses the cars GPS and sensors to build a nifty little data acquisition map.
Tracks, speed, steering, throttle %, brakes (as g-force deceleration), RPM, g-force, & MPG
It did a fairly decent job of mapping the track layout as well using the car’s GPS.[/quote]
I was wondering if anyone had tried that yet. The apps I’ve seen so far seem to work better for track loops than for AX.[quote=”amd” post=2042]
I was wondering if anyone had tried that yet. The apps I’ve seen so far seem to work better for track loops than for AX.[/quote]It’s definitely built for tracks but did an ok job of tracking the autox course. It helped that I had my wife in the car to press the start/stop button. It’s all handled via idrive so she just tapped the joystick as we started and again across the finish line.
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