Hi all,
I moved to the Ottawa area a few years ago and have now been out to Calabogie about 10 times now. The course is incredible and all of the events I have taken part in (onemorelap, HPDE and CC) have all been well organized. The drivers have all been very good to be around, given lots of tips and I have yet to be in a situation where I feel someone is taking a risk around me. Overall, a great experience.
What I am looking for though, is advice. Here is a video of my fastest lap so far at Calabogie:
I have a completely stock 2017 Grand Sport 3LT, Z07 and stage 3 aero. I have been tracking with the stock Michelin Sport Cup 2 tires. Since that lap time of 2:28, I can get consistently end up in the 2:29s but just cant seem to get under that.
What should I be doing to work on improving my time? More time with an instructor? Just more laps/experience? (Buy speed hahaha?) Is there a section of the course you can see I am losing lots of time? Not enough time on the brake/throttle all over the track? Too hesitant?
TIA!
I moved to the Ottawa area a few years ago and have now been out to Calabogie about 10 times now. The course is incredible and all of the events I have taken part in (onemorelap, HPDE and CC) have all been well organized. The drivers have all been very good to be around, given lots of tips and I have yet to be in a situation where I feel someone is taking a risk around me. Overall, a great experience.
What I am looking for though, is advice. Here is a video of my fastest lap so far at Calabogie:
I have a completely stock 2017 Grand Sport 3LT, Z07 and stage 3 aero. I have been tracking with the stock Michelin Sport Cup 2 tires. Since that lap time of 2:28, I can get consistently end up in the 2:29s but just cant seem to get under that.
What should I be doing to work on improving my time? More time with an instructor? Just more laps/experience? (Buy speed hahaha?) Is there a section of the course you can see I am losing lots of time? Not enough time on the brake/throttle all over the track? Too hesitant?
TIA!