Learning Pittsburgh international Raceway During a Race
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2021
- Motogladiator Race 11 at Pittrace on 8/8/21
First Time there so it was a blast learning the track on my Yamaha R6!
Shoutout to EvolveGT for the track days and Motogladiator for the Races! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Great job. This is the only track I have ridden. It’s fun to watch and I can’t wait to get back there. Keep it up. Keep filming and commentating, it’s cool and it helps other people including me.
I cant wait to go back! and thank you!
Hey Wyatt man your videos are awesome. I'm a 50 year old man, that I have been riding motorcycles since I was twelve years old, but I started riding track not too long ago. I think the way you explain your races are very helpful to all new track comers like me! Good job man!
I'm glad to hear it! There are a lot of good lessons I learned as a teen riding with my dad in the canyons of Arizona, so I've learned that years of street experience can definitely pay off on the track!
You did awesome with being the first time at PIR! You were really nailing most of the apexes! Love the sound of an R6 on the boil, but you're missing out by not having an auto blipper. Not sure if you've done the typical R6 clutch spring mod either. Again, great video and great riding! You're on your way to MotoGP!
Great video and great riding.
Sweet! I just did my first track day couple weeks ago and I got another one aug 24th! My dream is to race.
Great video! Thanks for the breakdown. I watched this race, nice to put a face with the pace. This content is really helpful thanks again.
Thanks man! I'm glad peeps can learn from my mistakes! 😆👍
T13 to T14 you need to be setting up the inside out pass ;)
It nice to hear your thoughts on the race, its an interesting perspective. Im digging this format for the videos. You earned my subscribe. Hope to see more indepth how to stuff, especially geared toward new track riders like myself. It can be intimidating being a street rider trying to get into all this track stuff always stuff to learn tho!
Great content man! Really enjoy your vids.
great vid as usual
Thank you sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar 🙏
Nice video I just started racing ULW this year I struggle with a lot of the same things… did my mock race a patriot I remember you doing a huge wheelie at patriot lol nice riding
I remember patriot! that was the only time I've been! GL in the races, just keep her upright cause seat time is whats important... Cant do that with a crashed bike
nice work it was fun. i tested out the 200-60 rear this race felt a little different. i definitely like the 180s better lol
Thanks man! Wish I could a got past the R1 to stay with you. I've been just running the 190/60, like it much more than the 180 myself.. but rarely am I on the rear tire's limit.. need to get on the gas sooner smh 😑
@@FergFactoryRacing yea i been on the 190 for some time now definitely a good tire i think with a fresh set 190r and i wasnt coaching all day i woulda been in the 48s.. for time on the 200 was the rest took me like 2 laps to get an ok feel for it
You def took off after passing the r1👍
@@FergFactoryRacing lol had to was slowing me down in some parts i had to make the pass n get away so he couldn't motor pass
@Lorin Sanchez on a 600
You did great! 👍 Don't bit yourself up. Shit happens, you did not even know the racetrack!
It amazes me how fast pros get up to speed. Although they have a full team and data to back them, you still have to learn so fast 🥴
@@FergFactoryRacing Exactly!
awesome video and nice riding. in my personal opinion, i think you could have passed both the R1 and R6. But you said it yourself, you didn't have the balls to push around the outside. and then the not wanting to stuff on the inside. So, the balls comes with time. Seeing as Im way older then you, balls are not in a shortage with me, LOL. but with the stuffing, I get you didn't want to collide. I cant fault you for that in any way. I think though if you go back and look at your footage, I'm near certain you could have stuck it. Go back and look at it. Over all, I think you did great. Especially considering this was your first time there. Keep it up
Thanks for the encouragement! I definitely agree that the bike had it in it to make the passes, and I probably have the skill, or would like to think I do. I just don't have the experience yet. " Be patient Padawan" is all I can think to myself 🤣
what series u racing in my guy?
ASMA, CVMA, and CRA. Trying for a Motoamerica round later this year
@@FergFactoryRacing good luck. I'm raving WERA, ASRA AND CCS. Hope to see u in MottoAmerica eventually