The old vets are always the most interesting to listen to in these vids. They have so much more elaborate knowledge and they get really excited and you can see the light in their eye when they're relating it.
I want to thank the Media producers for creating these fantastic pieces! Have learned so much and look forward to teaching my kids how rewarding Karting and motor sport is.
There is a bunch of good technical advice in here. But understanding the mental side of racing another person shows the true racer. What Bill Auberlen and The Dinger point out here is important as well.
Ive always found the rule of thumb is to make the pass easy. It usually takes a few laps to set up how thats going to be by reading the guy ahead but you dont want to crash into him and you dont want to pass him all flamboyantly just to have dumped a lot of speed and he just rockets back by
I love small minded internet bully's who feel they must jump to level 10 insults to defend themselves. Just the same you don't know me or how many speeches I give annually, or how many multimedia voice-overs I perform so check yourself with facts - I'm bigger than you and likely know more about what you're talking about than you do.. What I love most about your response is this: If you speak to a complete stranger like this in a public post how do you talk to your wife and kids in private? C'mon Mr. Predicable, come back at me even harder now - prove me right.
+John J The simple answer is non-native speakers find a video in their language (youtube isn't the only resource, FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS!!) Thanks for keeping your composure. Thumbs up.
The old vets are always the most interesting to listen to in these vids. They have so much more elaborate knowledge and they get really excited and you can see the light in their eye when they're relating it.
I want to thank the Media producers for creating these fantastic pieces! Have learned so much and look forward to teaching my kids how rewarding Karting and motor sport is.
Great extra tip from Bill Auberlen!!
R.I.P. Dan Weldon and Justin Wilson.
It's nice to see them live on in these videos and our hearts.
rip to that guy who tripped behind justin during his interview
There is a bunch of good technical advice in here.
But understanding the mental side of racing another person shows the true racer. What Bill Auberlen and The Dinger point out here is important as well.
Wilson. Weldon.
Franchitti. Gidley.
Damn.
Wonderful content, thanks!
RIP Dan Wheldon
And to think when I made this comment, little did I know that Justin Wilson would soon pass as well. RIP Dan Wheldon and Justin Wilson.
Ive always found the rule of thumb is to make the pass easy. It usually takes a few laps to set up how thats going to be by reading the guy ahead but you dont want to crash into him and you dont want to pass him all flamboyantly just to have dumped a lot of speed and he just rockets back by
damn... some serious headgames @3:54
Great video! You have my like and my subscription :)
mention the guy in background at 4:19 has stolen the scene haha
done.
I first read the title at a glance as "Advanced Drinking Techniques" .
Sort those subtitles out, they are shockingly bad.
who cares, the subtitles are not the meaning of the message.
John J Of course they are you fucking idiot. How do non-native speakers get the message? LOL @ you.
I love small minded internet bully's who feel they must jump to level 10 insults to defend themselves. Just the same you don't know me or how many speeches I give annually, or how many multimedia voice-overs I perform so check yourself with facts - I'm bigger than you and likely know more about what you're talking about than you do.. What I love most about your response is this: If you speak to a complete stranger like this in a public post how do you talk to your wife and kids in private? C'mon Mr. Predicable, come back at me even harder now - prove me right.
+John J The simple answer is non-native speakers find a video in their language (youtube isn't the only resource, FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS!!) Thanks for keeping your composure. Thumbs up.
How the hell is Wheldon in this if he died three years earlier?
Eagle Racer this video was uploaded in 2014
Yeah, Wheldon died in 2011.
He was still alive dingus