does anybody get sick when auto crossing?
It's amusing, but remember that others won't know what you're talking about. There's tons of words prounounced strangely all over the country, but most don't type them phonetically on purpose.
i normally never get car sick ever. but today i did my first autocross and every time i finished a run i would just feel really really sick. i would get a huge headace and feel super dizzy to the point of throwing up. i will always feel better after i get out of the car and take the helmet off.
you guys think its me or maybe the helmet? although it was fun me geting super sick after each run was killing it. maybe i was never meant to race??
does anyone else ever have this problem?
you guys think its me or maybe the helmet? although it was fun me geting super sick after each run was killing it. maybe i was never meant to race??
does anyone else ever have this problem?
i normally never get car sick ever. but today i did my first autocross and every time i finished a run i would just feel really really sick. i would get a huge headace and feel super dizzy to the point of throwing up. i will always feel better after i get out of the car and take the helmet off.
you guys think its me or maybe the helmet? although it was fun me geting super sick after each run was killing it. maybe i was never meant to race??
does anyone else ever have this problem?
you guys think its me or maybe the helmet? although it was fun me geting super sick after each run was killing it. maybe i was never meant to race??
does anyone else ever have this problem?
Was sat your first time autox?
You are in LA? Were you at the SCCA practice? I was there with a white RS.
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LOL! this thread is too funny
To the original poster, most people do not suffer from motion sickness. I have heard of a case where a drag racer talking down to a road course driver. He puked after the road course driver took him out for a spin around the track.
Needless to say he didn't look down on driving on the track.
I normally don't suffer from motion sickness but if I don't play First Person Shooters for a while, the 1st few times I play I feel the symptoms of motion sickness. Trying eating something if you are getting motion sickness, it can help.
To the original poster, most people do not suffer from motion sickness. I have heard of a case where a drag racer talking down to a road course driver. He puked after the road course driver took him out for a spin around the track.
Needless to say he didn't look down on driving on the track. I normally don't suffer from motion sickness but if I don't play First Person Shooters for a while, the 1st few times I play I feel the symptoms of motion sickness. Trying eating something if you are getting motion sickness, it can help.
I get motion sick and can only take so many laps while sitting as a passenger in someone's car at the track if they're not smooth. I can sit in a smooth driver's car a long time w/o getting sick, however. I never get sick while I'm driving.
Make sure you're breathing throughout your run... One of my first instructors years ago told me to scream in the middle of the run to ensure that I was breathing.
To this day, it's not uncommon to hear a "yaaaahooooo" from the drivers side of the car during a run.
Dramamine wouldn't hurt either.
To this day, it's not uncommon to hear a "yaaaahooooo" from the drivers side of the car during a run.
Dramamine wouldn't hurt either.
Last edited by #2 SM; Apr 2, 2007 at 12:10 PM. Reason: poor grammar.
