Avoiding Race Mistakes | SCCA Shop Manual presented by Hoosier

It’s said that winning a race simply involves making fewer mistakes than your competitor. This means every time you’re working on your race car, prepping for a race weekend, or on track is an opportunity to learn and go faster. Follow along as SCCA racer Chris Schaafsma walks you through several of his most recent mistakes, and how they all came together to place him on the top step at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs.
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[@manutd9899]

Great video.

[@rekcik15]

Damn, wish I saw this last week.

[@its_loosha]

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“And here we witness two runoffs champions in their national habitat. It appears that the current racer is receiving help from his retired mentor on something related to the rear axle. The Auto-racus Champosis is a unique species that has similar traits to the human engineer, and to the untrained eye, they are nearly indistinguishable.”