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Sorry there are no new pix or vidz as of late but its been a helluva year
so far. If you saw my last vid that was posted with
Rob's motor
going south then you've seen how the first part of our year started
out. A few months later he parted ways with the car and pulled out of
racing completely to focus on other things in his life. One day he'll be
back but I highly doubt it'll ever be in a mustang. If you come across
dead links than I'm sorry, I'm too lazy to fix them and they were probably
on Robs webserver which is now gone.
Me on the other hand, well, the first half of this year got off to a real
slow start in the "getting employed again" world of out of work computer
consultants. I've recently landed a nice gig at a large bank and hope to
at least make a track event or two before this year is over. I've
found a new and cheaper hobby that I hope to pursue more next year when I
can afford to buy a ride of my own. Karting! A new friend of mine has let
me drive his 80cc Track Magic Shifter Kart at Sears Points new Kart track
and at Dixon and I gotta say, it's an absolute blast! I know this won't
replace the desire to open-track my stang, especially after what I've gone
through to make my car the way it is but it's definitely a cheaper way to
have fun! ;-)
During
this downtime I've also spent some time reading
Ross Bentley's Speed
Secrets series of books. I highly recommend them all, especially
Mental
Strategies to Maximize Your Racing Performance. I know that I'll
probably never race but if you want to bring your driving/learning skills
to the next level these books will help you immensely.
Thanks for visiting,
-slib
Although
I do not have the gift of gab and am completely charmless, I just
persevere. I never giver up.
- Damon Hill
Fear is not a stupid thing. Winning is not a question of courage, but of
faith in oneself and in the car. A car is like a creature that lives, with
its own emotions and its own heart. You have to understand it and love it
accordingly. I knew many drivers more courageous than me. They are dead
now.
- Juan Manuel Fangio
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