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Nationals course maps

Last post 09-27-2007, 9:50 PM by mattm. 12 replies.
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  •  09-24-2007, 9:50 AM 265115

    Nationals course maps

    Are the maps posted online like most Tours?  What's the initial reaction of the 2007 courses from the early arrivers? The lack of web chatter about the event is nearly agonizing Crying Smile


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  •  09-24-2007, 10:05 AM 265116 in reply to 265115

    Re: Nationals course maps

    Shhhh... it's a secret.

    1988 E30 M3 - STX #88
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  •  09-24-2007, 12:53 PM 265132 in reply to 265115

    Re: Nationals course maps

    I'm kinda surprised no one has scanned & posted the maps yet.  I seem to recall them hitting the forums REAL early last year....
    Steve Garnjobst
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  •  09-24-2007, 5:32 PM 265155 in reply to 265132

    Re: Nationals course maps

    Course Map

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  •  09-24-2007, 5:36 PM 265157 in reply to 265155

    Re: Nationals course maps

    Thanks for ruining the fun!
    Patrick Washburn
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  •  09-24-2007, 8:09 PM 265172 in reply to 265155

    Re: Nationals course maps

    Interesting -- it's a return to the curvy South course / transitiony North course model.  Well, except for the fact that they're both transitiony.  Indifferent
  •  09-24-2007, 8:27 PM 265176 in reply to 265172

    Re: Nationals course maps

    PedalFaster:
    Well, except for the fact that they're both transitiony.  Indifferent
    Ahem...'trasitiony' is a serious understatement! 

    Chike D. - Blue Ridge/Washington DC Regions
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    Former 2006 Steel Gray 5spd WRX (D-stock)
  •  09-24-2007, 8:32 PM 265180 in reply to 265172

    Re: Nationals course maps

    Oh noez! We're not supposed to see the courses this far in advance of when we run!!!11||

    Pat


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  •  09-24-2007, 9:36 PM 265187 in reply to 265180

    Re: Nationals course maps

    Well, after the no slalom sweeper-happy Pro courses, us under-powered speed maintenance cars deserve some love.  Stick out tongue

     

    Actually, after doing about 10 course walks, I think there are enough straights and sweepers, especially on the West course, to make the HP guys very happy.  I just hope it friggin RAINS tomorrow, all day.  Let it pour!  heh heh heh Devil 


    Jer
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  •  09-24-2007, 9:44 PM 265189 in reply to 265187

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    Re: Nationals course maps

    These courses look and walk fantastic.  apex cones?  what apex cones?  two thumbs up to Roger and Karen, i'm really looking forward to how fun these courses are laid out.

     

    d


    Dan Pedroza
    CS 72/172
    2008 Nationals CS first loser
  •  09-27-2007, 6:07 PM 265494 in reply to 265189

    Re: Nationals course maps

    From what I've seen online with those course maps and the scca forum videos I just saw of 2 competitors driving them, they look alot better and faster than last year's. 2 bad I couldn't make it.
  •  09-27-2007, 8:44 PM 265515 in reply to 265494

    Re: Nationals course maps

    eldiablo:
    From what I've seen online with those course maps and the scca forum videos I just saw of 2 competitors driving them, they look alot better and faster than last year's. 2 bad I couldn't make it.

    I think overall I liked them better.  Both were fun to drive.  Certainly a lot of diversity between the courses.

    The west course did have a couple of things I didn't like.  The start slalom is excessively tight (first 3 cones looked close to min distance), and the offset/window (outer space section) is way too narrow.  It must have looked really small to the CP guys.  Neither part was really bad to drive, but tended to increase cone counts which doesn't help anything.

    Dave G. 

  •  09-27-2007, 9:50 PM 265522 in reply to 265515

    Re: Nationals course maps

    I really wanted to run the "Airport Strip" in the dry. Just stand on the gas for the finish and hope to not hit anything.

    First walk through on Karen's and I was underwhelmed. Second walk through (and memorization) I liked it a lot. The finish sweepers where very challenging. That's what they should be.


    Matt Murray

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