Anybody read this book before? Is it any good? Hear any good or bad
things
about it? I'm looking for a good book to read on road racing and then head
to the IRL to race against Helio on road and street courses! Seriously tho,
how's the book?

Von Fourche wrote:
Read it and see if its any good.

On Apr 1, 7:13 pm, Cessna 310 <jolene... (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote:
How do we know he can read?

Dave-E wrote:
It was an April Fool's Day post.

In rec.autos.sport.cart Von Fourche <Khonakong (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:
It's basically an expansion of the the Skip Barber School syllabus.
I don't race, but it's a very insightful book on technique with a lot of
good quotes from top US drivers.

pete
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On Mon, 2 Apr 2007, Pete Fenelon wrote:

I've taken the Skippy school and raced in their series, and have known
Carl for something like 20 years. It's a really good book; he knows his
stuff. Then again, if you're a devotee of the Jim Russell trail-braking-
is-evil school, you might think otherwise.

Steve
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In article <alpine.LFD.0.83.0704021728260.2624 (AT) honker (DOT) vgersoft.com>,
Steve Thompson <smt (AT) vgersoft (DOT) com> wrote:
isn't trailbraking something you do when your car isn't set up
correctly?

--Ken

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