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how do I learn to drive like this...

Has the passenger had his faced glued in a permanent smile to offset the fact he is soiling the seat?:ROFLMAO:

 
Press the Sport Plus button, turnoff traction control, use the loud pedal to keep the revs +4,500 and only use the breaks to slow down as late and hard as possible before turning in - when your talent runs out pray :ROFLMAO:

 
Do I need to do those downshifts at 6000+ rpm ?? ... I’m amazed how close he comes to over-reving the engine!

 
Eldavo said:
Here isn’t a bad place to start given the current situation:

https://www.porscheclubgb.com/events/2020/april/driver-training-with-richard-bott
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>>[font="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"]Don’t worry if you can’t “attend” this presentation as we’re planning to record it and upload it to the website once ready.[/font]

[font="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"]Dates & Time: [/font] [font="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"]Road to Race: 22 April - 7pm[/font] [font="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"]Joining details: Click Here[/font]<<

Anyone know if it was recorded and if so where to watch?

 
I don't think a rev limiter will save you on a down shift in a manual? My understanding is that's how most over revs occur.

 
very true! ... anyone know if the autoblip will try to warn you? Or will it just blip the engine to 8000 rpm??

 
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