Sterling Doc wrote:
Let me throw this out there:
Any car may have a data system (i.e Traqmate or similar) system put in, and the data made public at the conclusion of a given race weekend.
As we're into being transparent, this would be interesting. We do this locally, and everyone learns, and it take the mystery out of why the fast guys are fast. Crazy? Maybe, but it would make a statement about our class...
I like that idea Eric.
It does two things.
1) lays bare the speed and performance of car and driver we all learn more about HOW each driver is making lap times. It can also be used a learning tool for newer drivers without taking away from the faster ones. Sure data may show you car XX is taking that turn flat, but the driver still needs to do it. And that is where the skill comes in.
2) It gives the class leadership a database of performance for the cars such that we can use to start to determine who might be an outlier and if future rules changes are needed.