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PostSubject: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 12:38 am

What is the fastest way to get around them generally?
How do different drivetrain configurations and centre of mass affect the line?
Is it benifitial to get into a slight powerslide in an AWD?
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 12:47 am

1) Do not drift, ever. Try taking a tight line on the inside lane (no out-in-out line). Should be in 1st or 2nd gear.
2) FWDs are usually quickest around them.
3) Ken Blocking the hairpins with an AWD will not work.
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 12:50 am

1. Depends on car
2. Not sure
3. Depends on driving style
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 12:50 am

The hairpins are a bit special, a little slide can actually work well but its only to line yourself straight for the next apex, allowing you to slam the gas quicker. Just stick to the inside, hug the wall. This is my personal way of doing it, other methods may be better for you


Edit: Hah, I break the rules, I drift to be fast
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 11:58 am

I see, thanks for the input guys
Now if I'm going uphill, should I take a slightly wider entry, to carry more momentum through the turn?
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun Apr 07, 2013 12:31 pm

Nice and tight on the inside works best for uphill too IMO.
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun May 12, 2013 2:44 pm

I believe that (you should test this) you should try and go as wide as you feel comfortable and cut it in really tight, essentially the 'wide-in-tight-out' technique you would usually do, this will set your car up for the next hairpin. (I'm not amazing but I've been told I do that section flawlessly) like others on here say, It can be based on I'd say about 3 things: driving style, the car and drivetrain.

I hope this helps, OhhLove.
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeSun May 12, 2013 2:58 pm

kirk707 wrote:
The hairpins are a bit special, a little slide can actually work well but its only to line yourself straight for the next apex, allowing you to slam the gas quicker. Just stick to the inside, hug the wall. This is my personal way of doing it, other methods may be better for you


Edit: Hah, I break the rules, I drift to be fast

Yeah I do a little slide depending on the car, but nowhere near a drift and doesn't require countersteer
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PostSubject: Re: Questions on hairpins   Questions on hairpins Icon_minitimeMon May 13, 2013 1:25 am

kirk707 wrote:
The hairpins are a bit special, a little slide can actually work well but its only to line yourself straight for the next apex, allowing you to slam the gas quicker. Just stick to the inside, hug the wall. This is my personal way of doing it, other methods may be better for you


Edit: Hah, I break the rules, I drift to be fast

Drifting a FWD for speed

Drifting anything for speed

What

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