Few American Lemans videos from Laguna Seca
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that is some amazing driving by Simon Pagenaud!
anyways, here's my photos and a couple videos from that weekend.
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forgot how cool brake glow is in person.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7204385@N03/4652267312/
anyways, here's my photos and a couple videos from that weekend.
forgot how cool brake glow is in person.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7204385@N03/4652267312/
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Oh... the corkscrew is pretty novel, but Laguna just feels more turn-straight-turn-straight-turn-straight, etc. Infineon is the most fun because the turns run into each other. Thill has lots of variety.
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I totally agree. thill is way more fun. I've track day'd both several times and while Laguna is novel in that it's so famous, it's actually more fun at thill.
Oh... the corkscrew is pretty novel, but Laguna just feels more turn-straight-turn-straight-turn-straight, etc. Infineon is the most fun because the turns run into each other. Thill has lots of variety.
Oh... the corkscrew is pretty novel, but Laguna just feels more turn-straight-turn-straight-turn-straight, etc. Infineon is the most fun because the turns run into each other. Thill has lots of variety.
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