Is it wrong to assume that they run no a/c on the track to keep fluids off the road? lolI'll be there next week. Gonna be 116 the weather report says.
just go back last week - it was 101 to 105 and drove with the windows up, AC and seat ventilation on. Even with the head sock, helmet and hans device, was never uncomfortable
Oh that's awesome
they rotate the groups every 30 minutes or so - do a driving exercise, then back to class, run a track session, back to class, then another exercise, class again, etc. It's 50/50 while in class... sometimes you leave the car off and windows down and other times they say leave them run. This is cool - while you are in class, they often top off the fuel. At a full tank, the range is 85-90 miles lol. The best part is the welcome class the first day is at 8 am and by 8:30... you are driving!
But, it's a dry heat.I'll be there next week. Gonna be 116 the weather report says.
People that come out to visit for a few days from cooler climates won’t handle it well. It takes one full summer for the body to acclimate and the blood to thin. Today it was a little cooler at 102F and I was outside doing yard work. At 102F and a slight breeze it’s very manageable. At 110F not so much. In the morning when I’m outside and it’s 80F it feels very cold to me..
