PT's Blog

[Hoop-98]

Some good insight on setup and gearing...

http://www.racer.com/paul-tracys-blog-kentucky/article/178327/

rh

[TURN3]

Some good insight on setup and gearing...

http://www.racer.com/paul-tracys-blog-kentucky/article/178327/

rh

One of the things I've really admired about PT over the past 2 seasons or so is his interaction with fans and explanation of these things. You can tell just how well he knows his stuff...which is what the vast majority of today's drivers miss. What he may (or may not) lack in ability with these particular cars I think he makes up for with experience and knowledge.

[Hoop-98]

One thing we can learn here is that cookie cutters are far from cookie cutters..

"As you could see in the race, it wasn't like Chicago, where anyone could run any line they wanted so you got the three-wide pack. This was more tilt-in down to the apex and then let the car run out wide on the exit, so the cars were more single-file and you had to use your brain to figure out how to make a pass, by doing the opposite of the car in front. You couldn't just run around on the outside of a rival until you or he chickened out."

rh

[Formuler1]

Some good insight on setup and gearing...

http://www.racer.com/paul-tracys-blog-kentucky/article/178327/ headrest dvd player (http://electronicfiend.com/car-headrest-monitors/)

rh

Love how in detail he always gets.