I have been to Sears Point 2x in my old 535IS, but never in the S4.

Any tips?<p><img SRC="http://www.kunikos.com/sigs/sig4.jpg">

<a href="http://www.audiworld.com/forum/m.new/racing/msgs/7720.phtml">here is one</a>

And watch out for the cows!! They'll probably do more damage than that silly little deer. ;-P

Like anywhere else, start slow and increase your speed in areas where your ability has increased. Definitely ride with an instructor during their first session, and get instructors to ride with you and show you the line. Once you get comfortable with the line, you ought to have more fun, cause you'll be going faster (more safely, too!).

Read the stuff in this link (if you haven't already), it's pretty good.<p>Corey S
00 Nogaro S4

<img SRC="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/CSNogaroSig.jpg"><ul><li><a href="http://www.norcal-saac.org/ot/thillnew.pdf">Thunderhill Course Description</a></li></ul>

How badly will I thrash my Yoko AVS with a day at the track. I have the original rims with Pirelli tires that have like 40 miles on them, should I trash them for the day?

Also what about Brake pads?

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But that's half becuase I have a tendancy to push the front through turns, but that's my bad driving, you might not duplicate my actions(probably won't)...

Not that I"m the hardest driver, but all I've done is rotate them...

-T

if you aren't married or don't have a girlfriend. find one at the track. That and money are the only things that prevent you from going as much as you possible.

Kevin
91 M5

I got one last year, and it was great!<p>**********
The Z Man

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He kept on walking across the track just before the apex of turn #2<p><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/steveshsig1.gif" border="0">

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it's like 120megs tho...

I can put it up on my web page if people are really interested...

It's from the inside of one of the M3's from the "A group" drivers that went out and followed us "B group" drivers around (and scared us ;)

-Taner

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<a href=http://www.taner.net/movies/>List of movies</a>

The last two are of your concern ;-)

-Taner

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Not sure I enjoy the Shelbys not letting me pass on the straights at SPIR, but their club sure does have some nice Open Track material. Try the link below, or check their home page at http://www.norcal-saac.org/ and clink on "Open Track Info", or just check the link below<ul><li><a href="http://www.norcal-saac.org/ot/thillnew.pdf">NorCal Shelby Club Thunderhill Track Guide</a></li></ul>