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Thread: Exciting season-closer ITB race video

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    I've finally gotten video from this last and most exciting race of the season uploaded on my website:
    http://www.vaughanscott.com/videos/f...race_front.wmv

    It's 32Mb, and is the last few laps of a very exciting race from flag to flag, going for the ITB win at Waterford Hills. Final margin of victory was 0.017s, the video still capture of the checker is below - with 3 attempts on the lead on the last lap alone! A very fast, fun, furious, yet clean race on a very narrow strip of asphalt - shows how it can be done!!! Check it out, I promise you won't regret it...



    Vaughan Scott
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    That was a good video...you sounded pretty happy at the end. Some good clean racing, that video shows what it is all about.

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    That's a very tight, technical track! Didn't see a lot of brake light activity, and heard a lot of loud pedal action, so you guys were really goin' at it! Shame that you don't see races like that more often. Don't know if I could handle it, though. I might have to boost the battery on the pace maker. :P
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    Wow, nice racing. Dave Gran should put a link to it on his book site.
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    Very Sweet I got goose bumps watching it!


    Best of luck!
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    geeez......if the guy in front wants to hold you back, it looks like theres not a whole lot you can do about it on that track. Nice win.
    Jake Gulick


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    LOL! Thanks, but I didn't win! See where his bumper is in that still? Pass was made about 10 feet after the stripe.
    Vaughan Scott
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    Oh, sorry, I just guessed you won from your reaction on the tape, LOL. On THAT track you should have been scored a victory just for getting your bumper up to his front wheel, LOL.
    Jake Gulick


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    Cool video and it sure looks like a fun, technical track. I have to say though, I was a bit surprised by the lack of any kind of barrier between the back stretch and the section of the track just before the long, double-apex l/h turn just before start finish. There's a small x-over road there. I just had visions of someone running wide there, getting off on the grass, and heading stright for the back stretch right where you exit that long r/h turn.

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    Cool video, makes me miss racing even more. You need to bring that game to the ARRC.

    Bob Hudson, Atlanta Region Div Steward
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    That barrier question has been raised elsewhere too... but I've never heard of it being a concern; trajectories of cars don't end up with spatial conflicts in that area, really... and that access road is definitely necessary to get to the turn leading onto the back straight; if we have a big hit, that's where it's going to be. That's where both of mine were. High speed - like Turn 1 at Mid-O - but very little runoff before the wall, therefore definitely requires more of the Vital Equipment to get through at full-tilt!

    Yeah, I desperately want to get down to the ARRC, but whereas before I had the budget and not the game, now I have the game but not the budget...
    Vaughan Scott
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