Yep, Sunday around 2.30. Track was great...nice and rubbered in and the asphalt was warm but ambient temperature was cool.

 

... the *big* question is.... did you blow by the wagon train

 

The E46 in front yeah, but not the M Coupe. I kept up with the M coupe even though it pulled on me on the straights like I was standing still. Brand new car so the driver wasn't pushing it too hard in the turns. Soooo distracting driving behind it since I had to wipe drool off my chin after every turn.

 

Great pics Shane. Pretty funny looking at that track compared to ours here!

 

Check out an in-car vid in a fully prepped version of my car.

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=-2659245334850828321

 

That was awesome.Like the sound of the rotary and rev limiter. For a comparison have a look here and click on the high res video. That will give you an idea of the type of track we have.
Bumpy, tight, no run offs and much less speed.

One thing the vid doesn't seem to do is give you an idea of the elevation changes.Turn 1 to 2 is a good downhill and 2 to 3 is good uphill. 4 is a weird off camber turn. 11 is blind coming sharp uphill onto the front straight.

Enjoy.
http://bluenosebmwclub.ca/

 

Great vids guys!

I see what you mean about the bumps Deane

 

Glad you enjoyed, Ian.

 

AMP looks like a fun twisty learning track.

Here's a really lame incar vid of me at Shannonville during a warmup lap.

www.outbraking.com/files/shannonvilleincar.avi

 

Nice pics and videos! Thanks for sharing.

 

Yeah that's what instructors with other track experience say. Quite safe with lower speeds and very technical to learn all the fundamentals.

I couldn't see the video. All I got is that groovy screen saver type of thing.

 

You'll need the divx codec.

http://download.divx.com/divx/DivXInstaller.exe

 

^ thanks for the help.

Fun video - what are friends for.

 

After the cage goes in, I'll have a proper mount for a video cam and decent in-car vids.

 

Looking forward to seeing it. I wouldn't want anyone to see my mistakes.
yeah, that Miata guy I mentioned had a real nice mount on his cage rear bar. He popped it out in about 15 seconds.