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What a great day I had at the track... I was able to get my time down to 1:08.02 ... The brakes were a noticeable improvement although I did lock them up a couple times which I've never done before... There was a large group of first timers and one one guy in the Red group, so I got moved into that group which was nice because there was only 5 or 6 of us... The great thing was I was faster then 2 porches on the track... what a cool feeling to pass a Porsche :)

Met a father son at the track who was driving a VW Passat... But turns out they are going to be in California for a year on work and bought a 1988 MR2 NA to play on the weekends... Unfortunately the car was not running that day...



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