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Here’s run 5 for Roman in a white E90 M3 (2nd run group). It’s his first day autocrossing, and he looks at least 5x better than my first day at AutoX! He also did the Car Control Clinic on Saturday. In this run he beats 50 seconds but hits one cone.
Here is, I think, my fastest, 45.507. Had a couple of 45.5x’s
Two things, down cone in slalom and what I think is a hesitation across the finish, don’t think I lifted.
Would like to see a video of someone who did a batter job on the gate to the slalom, Robb?
New this year:
TC Kline D/A front and rear(used)
Springs, with perches(used)I didn’t record any videos of my runs… sorry
I was only able to really nail that uphill turn before the slalom once. I started just a little wider on the entry and turned in earlier so I hugged the inside as it went uphill. The off camber angle pushed me just wide enough to the right to make the entry into the slalom the perfect approach. It was basically the only place on that turn without a huge pile of pebbles on it too, which helped keep the car settled when accelerating to the slalom.
Credit goes to Michael Kolesar for sharing that one–I think that one change dropped a second off my time.
Here’s video from one of my runs. My time of the day was 48.148s.
Here’s mine @ 47.560.
Here is my last run in my stock 2011 MX-5. Entered hairpin very well, kept enough speed for the slalom, but pushed a little too much at the end of it so hit the last cone. Took the last two turns much tighter than in previous runs, and the total time 45.6, almost a second faster than the previous one.
I started just a little wider on the entry and turned in earlier so I hugged the inside as it went uphill. The off camber angle pushed me just wide enough to the right to make the entry into the slalom the perfect approach.
Hmph. And there I was, trying to avoid that nasty-looking negative camber and sliding around on the gravel instead. 🙁
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