Doing a California driving school soon, check out the in-the-car-cam

[bsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Bob Smith)]

While I wouldn't spend my money on or defend Mark's e-ram, he does have a
good point on the videos.

I bought five of his videos, received three, but they were well done and
certainly give you a feel for the California tracks and many of the lines.
A good review for me at Button Willow and Laguna Seca, but I've never driven
Thunderhill and Sears Point and I found the videos very helpful for what I
hope will be GGC schools at both (new to me) tracks.

I particularly liked the several Sears Point laps of a 928 chasing and never
catching the E30 M3.

Flame suit on :)

Bob Smith
CCA # 22252  ((L.A., S.D. & now GGC chapters (used to live in LALA land but
now in wine country))
Santa Rosa, CA
95 540i 6-spd, heavily Dinanized
98 M3/4, Sharked & x-braced



>Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1999 16:02:50 -0500
>From: mark kibort <mkibort@domain.elided>

>>Message text written by INTERNET:bmw@domain.elided
>>tentatively, are E30 325is cars used in club racing?
>>I'm not sure if I would want to spend a whole lot of money until I
>>decided that club racing was something I was really into.  Is club
>>racing done in classes of cars?

>>Please excuse my ignorance but I am rather new to the BMW CCA

>>Thanks,

>>Mark Colasante<

>>>>>>>>do yourself a favor, check out the in-the-car cam videos

>at www.innoventions.org.   Lots of video from 1st level schools to

>full blown BMW/PORSHE races all from track in California.

>everyone that has received the video, said they were great for

>reviewing the track or just for a good time and some laughs.

>Mark

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