That is a cool image. I need to get some fancy tracking stuff.
I am looking at my T-shirt - just curious if anyone knows why the end of the course was changed so much? I like the end on the T shirt course better. I assume it was a safety issue - maybe the course got too close on the final hairpin or maybe the grid needed more room? It looks like it might have used up more of the open course and provided a nice turn into a slalom finish to add another technical element.
My favorite part of the design was the turn out of the first mini-slalom ('section 2 in the picture above) into the zig-zags. Kind of a less cones is more section. There were a lot of visually tricky elements - not confusing - but tricky - which is good. And the turn into the full slalom was similar and proved even tougher for me. I kept breaking lose on the entrance to that slalom (except my final run thankfully). I want to try to get an element like that in the grissom course I am putting together.
It was a course that definitely demanded patience and a lot of footwork. I liked it! - I only wished it was a bit longer, but I think safety issues (and first impression concerns) limited size (and top speed) a bit.
Jason P.
Indy Region Moderator
STU - M3 e46