Fixed that for you Dan!

 

no that's how he details them

 

seriously though. why would someone launch like that while turning on semi-wet pavement

 

here is a copy of the course you guys will be running on Sunday.

They said on the SCCA website that its going to be in the mid 20 second range.

 

it doesnt make sense, my guess is that he used to drive a yellow mustang with scissor doors and wanted to show his friends how good he is at doing donuts.

but the car actually gripped, and all was well until that sneaky turbo boost made him hit the curb.

 

I emailed that to Dan and Josh this morning. THanks for posting it though!

 

well you shoulda posted it up instead

 

"hold my beer and watch this"?

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnXpw...eature=related

 

I think drift "attempts" are WAY more entertaining then actually drifting.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3BN8xLd8AI

 

there are tons of videos from that event. it's like mustang week or something in some town and there are tons of mustangs doing just that on that same road.

 

is this the first double gate we've had all year?

looks like an sj region course. wonder if we will get 6 runs.

 

I hope you guys get ATLEAST 6 runs in... @ 20 seconds that course is going to be done in the blink of an eye. Just remember its all about car placement, not going fast. Get close to the cones, keep your eyes up and place the car where it needs to be on exit to setup for the next turn and you'll get a good time.

 

^ The SCCA website claims 4 runs, with the potential for "fun runs" at the end.

Not real excited about a 20sec course, the lot is small though.