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N3. In a test
session at Pocono, I pushed it too hard on my warmup lap and got loose.
The car brushed the outside wall and I couldn't correct it, much in the
same matter as my California wrecks before.
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N3. I did a
little testing today at Watkins Glen, working on learning how to drive
the stock cars around road courses. I still prefer open wheel cars
on road circuits, but I had a good time. Got my best lap ever at
Watkins Glen too: 118mph. But, my testing session came to a
sudden end. In the second bend of the Esses, my car pushed out wide
and clipped the armco. It got me unsettled and in the grass.
My car bounced over the rumble strips and started to slide. I caught
the slide, but overcorrected and went hard into the armco in the third
bend of the Esses with the nose of my car.
N3. Here's a
bunch of pics from an old pileup I had a few months ago. Kenny Irwin
broke loose and I was blinded in the smoke, which resulted in my car being
totaled.
n3pile1.jpg
N3. Here's a
big collection of screenshots from my half hour of testing at California
yesterday. My car was tight out of turn 2 and I kept overdriving
the car into turn 1 trying to crack the 185 mph barrier. Two wall-slappers
resulted in these two high speed, heavy impact wrecks along the inside
wall on the backstretch.
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In the following crash, I got together with Bobby Labonte at Michigan on NASCAR3 and created a multicar crash, which I took the blunt of the impacts on. |