there's probably a better line through there you can take. If you walk the track you will see that you want your tire to be about 1.5 feet off the curbing at apex. There's a lot of camber there and it all disappears 1.5' from the apex. I just want them to repave 3. I've wrecked there and just not a big fan. Turn 1 is my favorite turn out of any track I've been to, including Barber and CotA.
Nice racing between you top 4 guys!
To be honest I didn't care much for that configuration. The full course is much better (twice as long). Definitely a fun track though! Rode all day and raced both Saturday and Sunday on the full course then today on the West course. It was our last weekend. I took 3rd both Saturday and Sunday in Expert GT and ended up 2nd in championship as slow as I am.
Yeah I'd like to try the full course. I'm not really a big fan of when tracks run shorter configurations. What's the point of having a nice big track if you're only going to use like half of it??
The track layout is new and the track got a new surface in the autumn of 2016. They made the last turn different, so i used theese 2 days to practice on it and try different lines, i gained 1.3 seconds from the shown lap on the day after, and im still not satisfied. It is thought to be the most technical track in Sweden infamous for constant raining, but on the sunny days, its really fun, but demanding.
That track looks like a lot of fun. Some very fast sections and lots of runoff!The track layout is new and the track got a new surface in the autumn of 2016. They made the last turn different, so i used theese 2 days to practice on it and try different lines, i gained 1.3 seconds from the shown lap on the day after, and im still not satisfied. It is thought to be the most technical track in Sweden infamous for constant raining, but on the sunny days, its really fun, but demanding.
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Here is a friend of mine on the old layout on a R1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aP1NrleAfc
Advice taken and stored I will definitely remember that for next time! But I'm definitely not an expert rider though by any means this is only my 2nd year riding and my 2nd track day! Fist track day was on a different bike as well.
No problem. Better to get out there earlier than later. Most instructors prefer people that have only been riding for a relatively short time because they don't have any bad habits yet, or if they they're much easier to break as oppose to guys that have been riding for over 10 years and have all sorts of bad habits.
