Life has started

lol @Koolaid

Damn why is life so hard?

CursedShark15 wrote:

Damn why is life so hard?

Jkjk but I fail to see what's so hard about being 14 it's WAY too early to be having an existential crisis lol

KraZe wrote:

CursedShark15 wrote:

Damn why is life so hard?

Jkjk but I fail to see what's so hard about being 14 it's WAY too early to be having an existential crisis lol

hahah lol but what i meant wasnt my life but getting on the top spots on the leader boards. Still i rolfed at the pic for a while lol

^ yup

You know, now i'm wondering if it gets even harder past 18. Like, is this the peak or does it get worse the mid 20's?

Spoiler:

Teens were the easiest/ funnest/ most dangerous times of my life. Early-mid twenties is when life really starts hitting hard. But, you have your own money and your own place to live so its pretty cool.

I'm 19, in college living at home by myself cause pops off working somewhere, and I ain't paying fo shit so I haz the best of both worlds in a way

@strawberry I hope it don't get no worse than this!!!

KraZe wrote:

I shave off about 1 second every 3 months.  So a total of 4 seconds in 1 year.

This sounds about right. You just get better with practice at any track too. Your driving improves in general. After dropping off the touge scene to dedicate my time to circuits i came back 8 seconds faster without even a warm up run.

@CursedShark-- What you could try to do is just practice at other tracks to start comprehending the mechanics behinds different types of corners. I always do well with tight turns and sequential low speed corners on the different courses because i started on Fujimi. However, each track will have sections that will just get you to take types of corners better which will lead to better lap times anywhere. Examples would be the different inclined sweepers at Motegi and Suzuka, the hard kink corners at Road America and Suzuka (130R), the hairpins at Camino X. While Fujimi has a little of everything those might get you to break bad habits or learn better technique. When you look at the same thing over and over again you dont always see where you are messing up and a slight change of scenery can really help. Theres my dollar and two cents.

There's also the fact that the downhill has about 60 corners. Even if you take the correct line and apex properly you can still drop about 6 seconds off your time by just shaving 0.1s at every corner somehow.

Peacock wrote:

lol starting my 3rd year of college myself. The touge community is diverse in creeds, colors, and ages my friends.

And also in the senses they have. (cough)