Tuesday, June 5, 2018

F.Y.I. - Track Day Edition

A Simple Guide To Track Day Preparation


Top 5 Tools To Not Leave Home Without:

1. Torque wrench and wheel sockets. Keeping your wheels fixed firmly to the car is one of the most important aspects of making it around a circuit in one piece. Without your wheels, you are nothing.

2. Pressure gauge. Getting through the day with minimal wear and tear is another way to maximise enjoyment. Your tyres take an absolute hammering on circuit. Be kind to them by setting your tyre pressures correctly to get maximum grip and life.

3. Basic spanner set (8-15mm). It’s amazing how many things you can fix with basic spanners, you can even use them to brace things and bracket stuff. Imagination not included.

4. Basic socket set (7-19mm). Even more useful than spanners are sockets. 7mm and 8mm cover off most hose clamps and the rest of the gang should see you right for most other cars.

5. Allen key set (5-12mm). There is nothing more frustrating than encountering a loose Allen head when all you have is sockets and spanners. You might never use them, but for that one time you can be smug as hell.

Not included in this list is a screwdriver, as most cars include both a Phillips-head and flat blade screwdriver in the OEM tool kit so should get you out of trouble if you’re on a super tight budget or pushed for space.

Track days are the best days, but only if you’re ready for them.

(SpeedHunters.com)

I'd Choose The 190E 2.5 Evo II

Which Of These European Touring Car Legends Would You Take Home?


Three pristine cars will be on the block at Silverstone Circuit at the end of July—a 1987 Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth, a 1990 BMW E30 M3 Sport Evolution and a 1992 Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II.

(Jalopnik.com)

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The 'Modern' Junk Drawer


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A Great Perk Of Being A Ferrari Motorsport Employee

2019 Ferrari 488 Pista Piloti Ferrari is only for people racing Ferraris 

Only for those ‘involved in the company's motorsports programs’ 



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