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Originally Posted by rattlsnak
Yes, I've been doing track time for 20+ years and am a PCA Instructor. As Nickshu pointed out, I was surprised that most people there had zero track time. It really showed on the track as well. I had the best lap times of 24 people in my group and I passed at least 1-2 cars on every lap. (usually about 3-4 cars spaced out on the track at a time.)
That's the truth. I swear he had that thing on two wheels as we passed a Ferrari on the orientation lap!
Yes, I understand the money versus time on the track statement, but for mere mortals like myself, getting seat time in a 2017 GT3 RS was well worth it. I paid around $610 for 8 laps driving the RS and 3 laps for my wife in a GT3 as a ride along.
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Very cool! It would be cool to do whether you have track time or not, but I have to assume that even a little track time would make it better than none at all.
I understand that a Cayenne is a pretty stellar performing machine. I'd like to experience that ride.
Wow! $610 for 8 laps in the GT3RS and 3 ride along in the GT3 for the missus all for $610? That seems bizarrely cheap. Hell, I paid $1000 to ride in a 3 seat F1 car for 3 laps. And it was totally worth it.
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