Looking for an Instructional Racing DVD
Sonzilla
02-04-2007, 02:05 PM
I was looking and so far only found a skip barber DVD "Go Faster"
Does anyone know any other really good DVD's on HOW TO become a good race car driver.
Thanks..
Does anyone know any other really good DVD's on HOW TO become a good race car driver.
Thanks..
2.2 Straight six
02-04-2007, 02:26 PM
go do a training course where you actually drive a car instead of watching other people drive them.
VR43000GT
02-04-2007, 03:51 PM
I agree, you can not learn how to be a good driver by watching someone on your couch. If, that was the case I would be racing motox along with Ricky Charmichael and James Stewart as I watch them all the time. The only way to get good is to get some hands on experience.
Sonzilla
02-04-2007, 11:44 PM
go do a training course where you actually drive a car instead of watching other people drive them.
I agree, you can not learn how to be a good driver by watching someone on your couch. If, that was the case I would be racing motox along with Ricky Charmichael and James Stewart as I watch them all the time. The only way to get good is to get some hands on experience.
Thanks guys for the complete useless post.
Your post would have been usefull if I said,
"Im looking to become a race car driver does anyone know of any good instructional DVD's?"
All I wanted was any info regarding instructional racing DVD's that's all. Not a lecture.
I guess I'm in the wrong place. I don't post here as often or you guys wouldn't have ever replied like that to me. lol :)
I agree, you can not learn how to be a good driver by watching someone on your couch. If, that was the case I would be racing motox along with Ricky Charmichael and James Stewart as I watch them all the time. The only way to get good is to get some hands on experience.
Thanks guys for the complete useless post.
Your post would have been usefull if I said,
"Im looking to become a race car driver does anyone know of any good instructional DVD's?"
All I wanted was any info regarding instructional racing DVD's that's all. Not a lecture.
I guess I'm in the wrong place. I don't post here as often or you guys wouldn't have ever replied like that to me. lol :)
-The Stig-
02-05-2007, 07:28 AM
CivRacer95
02-05-2007, 08:21 AM
Amazon.com < That's usually where you can find just about anything you could need for movies/books etc...
Dyno247365
02-05-2007, 11:36 AM
Man you guys...honestly, Google and amazon...the problem here is that not many of you road race right?
Let me try here, That skip barber DVD is worth it. Other than that, Going Faster the book has a lot more information and I was recently told about a book called Speed Secrets 2.
If you want virtual seat time, or you can't really race for some physical or financial reason, I reccommend GTR2 and rFactor, both PC simulations designed to be the most realistic any sim can be, and between the 2 of them, the most different race series to offer. Now it depends what kind of racing you're interested in.
As I've always said, "If Google is my friend, apparently you're not". my 2cents
Let me try here, That skip barber DVD is worth it. Other than that, Going Faster the book has a lot more information and I was recently told about a book called Speed Secrets 2.
If you want virtual seat time, or you can't really race for some physical or financial reason, I reccommend GTR2 and rFactor, both PC simulations designed to be the most realistic any sim can be, and between the 2 of them, the most different race series to offer. Now it depends what kind of racing you're interested in.
As I've always said, "If Google is my friend, apparently you're not". my 2cents
VR43000GT
02-05-2007, 01:49 PM
Thanks guys for the complete useless post.
Your post would have been usefull if I said,
"Im looking to become a race car driver does anyone know of any good instructional DVD's?"
All I wanted was any info regarding instructional racing DVD's that's all. Not a lecture.
I guess I'm in the wrong place. I don't post here as often or you guys wouldn't have ever replied like that to me. lol :)
Wow, go back to posting comments on streetfire you 14 year old tard. God forbid you try and use the Google search. And after we try and help you out you get all sarcastic and shit with us. Leave..........
Your post would have been usefull if I said,
"Im looking to become a race car driver does anyone know of any good instructional DVD's?"
All I wanted was any info regarding instructional racing DVD's that's all. Not a lecture.
I guess I'm in the wrong place. I don't post here as often or you guys wouldn't have ever replied like that to me. lol :)
Wow, go back to posting comments on streetfire you 14 year old tard. God forbid you try and use the Google search. And after we try and help you out you get all sarcastic and shit with us. Leave..........
Sonzilla
02-05-2007, 06:09 PM
Wow, go back to posting comments on streetfire you 14 year old tard. God forbid you try and use the Google search. And after we try and help you out you get all sarcastic and shit with us. Leave..........
Sorry no offence but I think we all know who the 14yr old is.
Man you guys...honestly, Google and amazon...the problem here is that not many of you road race right?
Let me try here, That skip barber DVD is worth it. Other than that, Going Faster the book has a lot more information and I was recently told about a book called Speed Secrets 2.
If you want virtual seat time, or you can't really race for some physical or financial reason, I reccommend GTR2 and rFactor, both PC simulations designed to be the most realistic any sim can be, and between the 2 of them, the most different race series to offer. Now it depends what kind of racing you're interested in.
As I've always said, "If Google is my friend, apparently you're not". my 2cents
See actually I already have my National Competition License to road race. Been hitting up the track for 2 years now. I just wanted to see if anyone else had any other DVDs in mind pertaining to an Instructional DVD for my young aspiring nephew. He's at the point of beginning session's in Sebring this summer. I wanted to get him to soak in as much information before getting under the strap since I'm in a different state and not physically able to help him out.
A couple of friends I know suggested the Go Faster DVD so it's already on order.
Amazon.com < That's usually where you can find just about anything you could need for movies/books etc...
Yep your right about that.
Sorry no offence but I think we all know who the 14yr old is.
Man you guys...honestly, Google and amazon...the problem here is that not many of you road race right?
Let me try here, That skip barber DVD is worth it. Other than that, Going Faster the book has a lot more information and I was recently told about a book called Speed Secrets 2.
If you want virtual seat time, or you can't really race for some physical or financial reason, I reccommend GTR2 and rFactor, both PC simulations designed to be the most realistic any sim can be, and between the 2 of them, the most different race series to offer. Now it depends what kind of racing you're interested in.
As I've always said, "If Google is my friend, apparently you're not". my 2cents
See actually I already have my National Competition License to road race. Been hitting up the track for 2 years now. I just wanted to see if anyone else had any other DVDs in mind pertaining to an Instructional DVD for my young aspiring nephew. He's at the point of beginning session's in Sebring this summer. I wanted to get him to soak in as much information before getting under the strap since I'm in a different state and not physically able to help him out.
A couple of friends I know suggested the Go Faster DVD so it's already on order.
Amazon.com < That's usually where you can find just about anything you could need for movies/books etc...
Yep your right about that.
VR43000GT
02-05-2007, 11:30 PM
Sorry no offence but I think we all know who the 14yr old is.
See actually I already have my National Competition License to road race. Been hitting up the track for 2 years now. I just wanted to see if anyone else had any other DVDs in mind pertaining to an Instructional DVD for my young aspiring nephew. He's at the point of beginning session's in Sebring this summer. I wanted to get him to soak in as much information before getting under the strap since I'm in a different state and not physically able to help him out.
A couple of friends I know suggested the Go Faster DVD so it's already on order.
Yep your right about that.
Ha, everyone around this section knows me and could vouch that I don't make stupid posts like that. I stand by my previous comment. And I would be willing to wager there are quite a few people in agreement with me. :wink:
See actually I already have my National Competition License to road race. Been hitting up the track for 2 years now. I just wanted to see if anyone else had any other DVDs in mind pertaining to an Instructional DVD for my young aspiring nephew. He's at the point of beginning session's in Sebring this summer. I wanted to get him to soak in as much information before getting under the strap since I'm in a different state and not physically able to help him out.
A couple of friends I know suggested the Go Faster DVD so it's already on order.
Yep your right about that.
Ha, everyone around this section knows me and could vouch that I don't make stupid posts like that. I stand by my previous comment. And I would be willing to wager there are quite a few people in agreement with me. :wink:
Mad_Maxima
02-06-2007, 01:49 AM
^^Who the hell are you, damn '05 n00bs
:wink:
:wink:
Sonzilla
02-06-2007, 10:56 AM
Ha, everyone around this section knows me and could vouch that I don't make stupid posts like that. I stand by my previous comment. And I would be willing to wager there are quite a few people in agreement with me. :wink:
No need to take it personal. Yes your reply was 100% true but your post along with the other had nothing to do with my question.
Thanks for the help, I found that SCCAForums.com had some good listings.
No need to take it personal. Yes your reply was 100% true but your post along with the other had nothing to do with my question.
Thanks for the help, I found that SCCAForums.com had some good listings.
2.2 Straight six
02-06-2007, 04:39 PM
Thanks guys for the complete useless post.
All I wanted was any info regarding instructional racing DVD's that's all. Not a lecture.
I guess I'm in the wrong place. I don't post here as often or you guys wouldn't have ever replied like that to me. lol :)
why don't you try not being an asshole?
you want the truth, here it is. you can't become a good racing driver by watching a dvd, it can't do that. it can show you lines, it can show other drivers but it won't make you become a good racing driver.
i reccomended a course because you get in a car with someone who knows what they're talking about, and they teach you. they show you what you're doing wrong and they help you improve. a dvd can't do that.
so next time i say something like i did, maybe you should actually think about what i'm saying without being cocky. because if you keep talking to people like that, i'll get rid of you.
All I wanted was any info regarding instructional racing DVD's that's all. Not a lecture.
I guess I'm in the wrong place. I don't post here as often or you guys wouldn't have ever replied like that to me. lol :)
why don't you try not being an asshole?
you want the truth, here it is. you can't become a good racing driver by watching a dvd, it can't do that. it can show you lines, it can show other drivers but it won't make you become a good racing driver.
i reccomended a course because you get in a car with someone who knows what they're talking about, and they teach you. they show you what you're doing wrong and they help you improve. a dvd can't do that.
so next time i say something like i did, maybe you should actually think about what i'm saying without being cocky. because if you keep talking to people like that, i'll get rid of you.
Sonzilla
02-06-2007, 07:22 PM
why don't you try not being an asshole?
you want the truth, here it is. you can't become a good racing driver by watching a dvd, it can't do that. it can show you lines, it can show other drivers but it won't make you become a good racing driver.
And why must you tell me this seriously. Why?
I don't think my question asked for an opinion.
I don't know why your taking this so personal with absurd name calling, it's not a big deal.
Lesson to all "when your not sure ask before you post".:smokin:
you want the truth, here it is. you can't become a good racing driver by watching a dvd, it can't do that. it can show you lines, it can show other drivers but it won't make you become a good racing driver.
And why must you tell me this seriously. Why?
I don't think my question asked for an opinion.
I don't know why your taking this so personal with absurd name calling, it's not a big deal.
Lesson to all "when your not sure ask before you post".:smokin:
Sonzilla
02-06-2007, 07:33 PM
Wait, your a moderartor.....http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/4852/105whistle6pkwa6.gif
99REGALGS
02-06-2007, 07:44 PM
Wait I had no idea you were a moderartor :loser:
2.2 Straight six
02-06-2007, 08:27 PM
Wait, your a moderartor.....http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/4852/105whistle6pkwa6.gif
That's right. Next time, think before you speak.
another lesson to learn, don't be rude when someone says that a dvd is no substitute. if you get a dvd an watch it, and do a driving course seperately, you'll see what i mean about the dvd not being anything near as effective.
and before you tell me you weren't rude, think about this:
Thanks guys for the complete useless post
That's right. Next time, think before you speak.
another lesson to learn, don't be rude when someone says that a dvd is no substitute. if you get a dvd an watch it, and do a driving course seperately, you'll see what i mean about the dvd not being anything near as effective.
and before you tell me you weren't rude, think about this:
Thanks guys for the complete useless post
CivRacer95
02-06-2007, 09:44 PM
I'm going to request that this thread be closed.
Sonzilla, seeing as that you are so "mature", here's some advice for you. You bitch about peope making "pointless" or "useless" posts. Posting back saying how pointless they are and callind down the person who did so is pretty hypocritical of you to do so. Don't like what someone posted, IGNORE IT! Move on and wait for someone else to reply to your original post.
You want info on where to find things? Do the search first. Google, Amazon, there are many search engines here online to help you. You can't find what you are looking for, then ask someone online (which you already did). Someone here was kind enough to give you some info on what you wanted.
Continueing on with the rest of this thread wasn't needed. Especially arguing about someone's useless post. Drop the fucking attitude. Truth be told, you've made a total of 8 posts and I can see to it that you don't make anymore if you keep up your attitude with everyone here.
You found what you needed at another website. That's great. What was the point in posting it here that you did? I didn't see any reason fit for doing so, other than trying to start something with the members here. If you want to stay here, then get along with the other members. Otherwise, keep up your shit remarks and we'll find a nicer place to relocate.
This goes for anyone else here. Drop the shit, get along, and ignore stupid ass posts that have nothing to do with your problems. Only I can make dumbass remarks around here. Seeing as that I'm the Racing Section Jackass. Got it? Alright good. Threads going to be closed. So no more bullshit! :)
Sonzilla, seeing as that you are so "mature", here's some advice for you. You bitch about peope making "pointless" or "useless" posts. Posting back saying how pointless they are and callind down the person who did so is pretty hypocritical of you to do so. Don't like what someone posted, IGNORE IT! Move on and wait for someone else to reply to your original post.
You want info on where to find things? Do the search first. Google, Amazon, there are many search engines here online to help you. You can't find what you are looking for, then ask someone online (which you already did). Someone here was kind enough to give you some info on what you wanted.
Continueing on with the rest of this thread wasn't needed. Especially arguing about someone's useless post. Drop the fucking attitude. Truth be told, you've made a total of 8 posts and I can see to it that you don't make anymore if you keep up your attitude with everyone here.
You found what you needed at another website. That's great. What was the point in posting it here that you did? I didn't see any reason fit for doing so, other than trying to start something with the members here. If you want to stay here, then get along with the other members. Otherwise, keep up your shit remarks and we'll find a nicer place to relocate.
This goes for anyone else here. Drop the shit, get along, and ignore stupid ass posts that have nothing to do with your problems. Only I can make dumbass remarks around here. Seeing as that I'm the Racing Section Jackass. Got it? Alright good. Threads going to be closed. So no more bullshit! :)
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