GCR choices

[DavidM]

I don't think my paper copy of the GCR has made it out of the plastic wrap the last two years. I bring my laptop to the track with me. That way I can look at Traqmate data and see how slow I am. It also allows me to get on-line from the hotel or nearest WiFi spot if needed. I'll just be using the on-line version.

[Ed Funk]

Since we have to be individual members, I'll be getting the old paper book one and Steph will get the on-line version---best of both worlds!?!

[tom91ita]

i opted on-line. if someone wants the paper, buy it like we used to but don't automatically make us pay for something some of us rarely used.

now i need to update my letter for making SportsCar electronic only......

[R2 Racing]

Just opted for my hard copy. I'm shocked at you guys who don't even pull them out of the pastic. I have a row of GCR's from the past 8 or so years on a shelf right above my computer monitor, and I am constantly reaching up and grabbing them!

[spnkzss]

Just opted for my hard copy. I'm shocked at you guys who don't even pull them out of the pastic. I have a row of GCR's from the past 8 or so years on a shelf right above my computer monitor, and I am constantly reaching up and grabbing them!

I have all of them stacked side by side too, but everytime I'm working on the car I have my laptop handy and use the GCR on it.

[tom91ita]

Just opted for my hard copy. I'm shocked at you guys who don't even pull them out of the pastic. I have a row of GCR's from the past 8 or so years on a shelf right above my computer monitor, and I am constantly reaching up and grabbing them!

my biggest gripe with a hardcopy of any manual anymore is trying to find a specific item. the GCR might make great reading on the crapper but if i want to find the word "spherical" in the GCR, doing a 'find' function with a PDF is much easier.

[Ed Funk]

Tom, you really need to re-think your reading material for your "sit down time"