RaceWon

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by RaceWon 3y ago
I really have driven that fast on snow covered roads. I also attended most of the formula car racing schools in the US and One in Canada, I also have extensive skid pad and slidecar training and experience I have numerous wins in both dry a
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by RaceWon 3y ago
If that is in the snow, with 4 winter tires then yes, I tend to agree.
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by RaceWon 3y ago
Child prodigy and future Formula One pilot also follows a similar regimen... https://www.sebastianeskandari.com
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Auto Racing Is an Actual Real Sport
2 points by RaceWon 3y ago|2 comments
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Crowdfunding Guides
1 points by RaceWon 3y ago|0 comments
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by RaceWon 4y ago
After years of being a Very Successful illegal street racer, I finally had the money to attend professional racing schools and then enter open wheel Formula Cars races. To be clear, I street raced in and around NYC late at night and alone
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by RaceWon 5y ago
Toyota is working on perfecting an ICE that burns hydrogen. Hey, why not have other solutions. " https://www.autoweek.com/racing/more-racing/a36209405/toyota... "
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by RaceWon 5y ago
Hate to thread jump--but I just Posted this vid in a thread I started. Titled: Does your self-driving car understand Walter's footwork https://youtu.be/wqREtbLe4sY Extremely High speed precision driving is possible On
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Does your self-driving car understand Walter's footwork?(youtube.com)
3 points by RaceWon 5y ago|1 comments
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by RaceWon 5y ago
Extremely High speed precision driving is possible Only because of footwork. Walter is just UnFrickenBelievable: Left foot braking. Heel and Toeing. And playing the Throttle to both catch slides And create them to--rotate the car into the
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by RaceWon 5y ago
>> These remedies just aren't realistic for a large number of third shift workers. Its difficult to explain to people who live in cities how different things are in the suburbs. There's no street lights or even Sidewalks whe
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by RaceWon 5y ago
I work for a Huge healthcare corporation; they own 23 hospitals and employ over 60,000 people. Yet lunch breaks are 30 minutes long--an Adult can not eat a healthy meal in 30 minutes, a 6 year probably could though, they require far less fo
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by RaceWon 5y ago
I have Vastly different and Very fond memories of Motels from my teenage years: firstly with my future soon to be ex-wife; and later some of her "surrogates". Just sayin.
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by RaceWon 5y ago
>> I can't really put my finger on it. Plus 1
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by RaceWon 5y ago
>> F1 is definitely trying to make the teams and their engineering more similar than different, why do you think the whole regulation part exists even? I agree, especially under the new owners. And for sure the cars are built accordin
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by RaceWon 5y ago
>> F1 is a media circus, not a sport I actually posted earlier that F1 is a "circus"... I agree. It is however a Very Real Sport insofar as the drivers are World Class Elite Athletes... especially the few who can run at the
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by RaceWon 5y ago
>> to level the field even more, I think the FIA should require teams to release the design of their computer hardware after X time. But that is Not what Formula One is about... it is Not a Spec series where the cars are equal to each
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by RaceWon 5y ago
Pictograph instructions: that's the real SOB of ADHD. Reading novels is not a chore for me, depending. I typically find an author I like and then read the the hell out of his writing. Stephen King short stories are a pretty good place
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by RaceWon 6y ago
Strenuous exercise. Lots of water. A low fat diet that includes plenty of fresh fruit, and vegetables, and walnuts. SITH--Ho'Oponopono.
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by RaceWon 6y ago
Nuff said.
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by RaceWon 6y ago
>> ...this sets no precedent. I did Not say "Legal Precedent". And it is Absolutely an "example" of Society believing that certain ideas, and not necessarily racism (and to be clear if you are a racist you are a co
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by RaceWon 6y ago
>> The problem is that over time companies are consolidating into a few monopolies which are entirely out of public control,(...) The problem is Far bigger than that, and the implications are indeed frightening. And Why is that... sim
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by RaceWon 6y ago
I'm a 60 year old fan of Rap and Hip Hop... is Ebay going to delist Wiz Khalifa songs to name one artist. I won't quote the lyrics here, but his tunes often denigrate the ladies, and refer to them as paid sex workers. Let's
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by RaceWon 6y ago
>> Anyway, big rigs have loose steering because they need precision at highway speeds. The opposite is actually true. Big rigs have loose steering so that the driver will Not jack knife the truck in a panic situation. A tighter steeri
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by RaceWon 6y ago
I race cars. I've been on track with Ex-Grand Prix Drivers. Some of the biggest names in racing, and for sure the Worlds Best racing instructors helped teach me how to drive race cars at the limit of adhesion. I have consulted with th
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by RaceWon 6y ago
> Haha, that’s an amazing external motivator Cheers!
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by RaceWon 6y ago
> The issue with three sets is muscle soreness I appreciate the fact that we all can't be athletes: having said that; there was a time in my life when I would open my eyes Every Morning to blinding pain from my workouts. But now, 30
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by RaceWon 6y ago
> Get enough sleep every... All good advice. You missed one though: get your ass into shape. You need to be doing strenuous exercise. The difference this will make in life can not be explained, it can only be experienced... just like The
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by RaceWon 6y ago
>> What I'm curious is about is the percentage of people (younger or otherwise) who either develop no symptoms or develop symptoms so mild as to not be attributed to the virus. Do such people exist? My spouse and I both work in a
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by RaceWon 6y ago
>>that everyone in the world desires to be rich and famous Keep the fame, I just want the freedom that money buys. I was never famous; but I have been asked for autographs and been stared at by total strangers with hero worship in the

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