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914World.com _ The Paddock _ Results from Alameda PCA GGR AutoX
Posted by: Randal Jun 21 2015, 01:59 PM
http://bbs.pca-ggr.org/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1184
Posted by: PotterPorsche Jun 23 2015, 11:45 AM
Nice job andrew
Posted by: RobW Jun 29 2015, 12:40 AM
Its a good day when you beat out a handful of GT3s. 
Posted by: ConeDodger Jul 4 2015, 06:51 PM
Its a good day when you beat out a handful of GT3s.
Autocross is not a fair gunfight for the GT3... But let's celebrate anyway!
Posted by: RobW Jul 5 2015, 09:50 AM
Its a good day when you beat out a handful of GT3s.
Autocross is not a fair gunfight for the GT3... But let's celebrate anyway!
For those dollars, it should be.
Posted by: Randal Jul 5 2015, 10:11 AM
Its a good day when you beat out a handful of GT3s.
Autocross is not a fair gunfight for the GT3... But let's celebrate anyway!
For those dollars, it should be.
Was watching a well driven GT-3 down at the Marina last weekend. It is unbelievable how fast those cars shift. It's just bang bang bang and off they go.
Somewhat of a monster advantage over a 901, hey?
Posted by: RobW Jul 7 2015, 08:26 AM
Keep it down, but after driving a Spyder and Cayman R with PDK, I would gladly drive a PDK. I would think a GT3 with such technology would be magical on any race course. Even more magical is the 914 and driver that beats it.
Posted by: ConeDodger Jul 9 2015, 11:55 PM
Its a good day when you beat out a handful of GT3s.
Autocross is not a fair gunfight for the GT3... But let's celebrate anyway!
For those dollars, it should be.
Was watching a well driven GT-3 down at the Marina last weekend. It is unbelievable how fast those cars shift. It's just bang bang bang and off they go.
Somewhat of a monster advantage over a 901, hey?
The 914 advantage slips a bit at Marina. Very big patch of concrete..
Probably the biggest problem the GT3 has is that with all that power, things happen very fast. If you can keep up, you're an exceptional driver. An autocross they say is four times faster than a road course. Gives the GT3 driver a little more time to work with...
I'd love to see Larry Sharp or Steve Nieslony or even Randal pilot a GT3. These are guys who go fast in anything they drive!
Posted by: grantsfo Jul 15 2015, 08:33 PM
Monty P driving GGR events is a pretty quick driver and he picked up a nice 2014 GT3. Was talking with him at Marina and he is still trying to figure out the car and which setting to use. Important to remember most all the 991 gt3s are on street tires. I was peddling as fast as I could in an A7 clad Cayman S and was barely holding him off. The power and traction these cars make is mind boggling. Lightweight 914 on race slicks should hold GT3 off in AX but if a street car was ever capable of beating a race car the new 991 GT3 has best chance. They are just brutal. Those PDK trannys kicking down to 1st gear with 9000 rpm is a sight and sound that sends shivers up my spine. Wish I could justify putting $140k down for one. That's $100k more than my Cayman S just hard to justify that $$$ growing up in 914s.
Posted by: Randal Jul 18 2015, 03:50 PM
Monty P driving GGR events is a pretty quick driver and he picked up a nice 2014 GT3. Was talking with him at Marina and he is still trying to figure out the car and which setting to use. Important to remember most all the 991 gt3s are on street tires. I was peddling as fast as I could in an A7 clad Cayman S and was barely holding him off. The power and traction these cars make is mind boggling. Lightweight 914 on race slicks should hold GT3 off in AX but if a street car was ever capable of beating a race car the new 991 GT3 has best chance. They are just brutal. Those PDK trannys kicking down to 1st gear with 9000 rpm is a sight and sound that sends shivers up my spine. Wish I could justify putting $140k down for one. That's $100k more than my Cayman S just hard to justify that $$$ growing up in 914s.
The 991 GT3 would be nuts on a hill as well.
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