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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks
We have a fantastic auto-x site up here in northern MA. The course designers often set up some challenging mid-high speed elements of slaloms and sweepers and high speed corners. Typical course size is 1.5 miles and takes over 2 minutes to complete, and by the end of it you are breathing hard. I thought I knew what I was doing before, and I kind of did, but after 3 years of auto-x I can make the back end hang out at the precise angle I want and catch any slide. In the last 2 years I only spun once, and it was in heavy rain, despite being one of the faster cars out there.
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I fully agree, Chris. I think the only thing autocross doesn't prep you for on a road course is when you get loose at 100+ mph... at those speeds, aerodynamic effects can be just as much in play as tire and momentum angles.
This reminds me that I need to get my ars back into autocross! It's been a year or so...