Originally Posted by
British Menace
Careful.!
Only "Perfect practice makes perfect!!
If you practice doing something wrong or not so well, then you just get better at doing something badly!?
First learn how to do something. Break it down into smaller parts if you have to, and don't take any notice of the speed your doing it.
Then, as you've learnt how to do something right, then try to get faster at doing it.
Practice, practice, practice.....yes! But make sure your not practicing something your doing wrong!.....lol
Regards,
British Menace
I'm just saying that once you can get consistant lap times in, (regardless of lap time quickness) You know the track enough to allow for your car to be pushed a little more to create the better lap times.
its all in baby steps toward one goal, being faster.
I'm surprised that more people don't mention CONSISTENCY, 'cause that's what wins races, not indivusual fast laps.
