keep in mind that in this race class they are not allowed to use R compound tires. they use highprofile "ballon" tires,same as they used in the 60`s. not the best grip in those.

 

I think you meant Eau Rouge, but yeah breathtaking stuff.

He really seems to be enjoying himself.

 

indeed

Eau Rouge:


Corkscrew (Laguna Seca):

 

Not Eau rouge, but Raidillon
Everybody(except Belgians of course) is calling it the Eau Rouge, but thats not correct. Eau Rouge is the little turn to the left(over the river "Eau Rouge"). Before 1939 the Raidillon didn't exist, from the long straight they turned left trough the Eau Rouge and the 'l Ancienne Douane and then on the Kemmel(the 2nd straight). In 1939 the Raidillon was built and the 'l Ancienne Douane wasn't in use anymore. If you take the public road around the track, you drive trough the 'l Ancienne Douane.

 

Thats awesome.

Yeah, no idea why I said Cork Screw, wasn't even thinking about Laguna Seca.

Yeah yeah genius.

Smarty pants.

 

I can't get enough of this.



tippy toe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8dM1...eature=related

 

^^Holyshit that was a close call in the first clip!

 

The camera car had a close call over-steering into the left before the hill!