Sears Point Guidebook

[Jen]

Is there a guide for the Sears Point Racetrack that has turn by turn analysis, recommended gears, common mistakes etc.?
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[@ Viv]

Here's the link. You can check it out.
Link
Viv
Sacramento, CA
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[mottati]

they used to have track guides for sears point, not sure if they still do. They are a little out of date, from before the renovation, but most is applicable.
Mike

[bobsut]

I don't like the Shelby Club's line. It's obviously designed to keep speeds down in the corners (maybe to increase safety for neophytes?) but it will inevitably lead to more off-track excursions at the exits.

I like the Porsche club's write-ups best. I've used them to quickly learn Thunderhill and Sears Point so far.--
Bob Sutterfield
'88 E28 535iS lachssilber-met
'83 E21 320i opalgrün-met (new to me)
'87 E30 325iS zinnoberrot (ex)
'93 T4 EV MV Weekender alpinWeiß
BMWCCA #169277 GGC/RMC

[ibew595]

Mt. Hamilton,San Jose, CA.2003
2000 740i Impala brown

My baby
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Kevin Goto

[ibew595]

Mt. Hamilton,San Jose, CA.2003
2000 740i Impala brown

My baby
BMW Food for the soul

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Kevin Goto

[bobsut]

Note the date of the original request, November 3. GGC BMW CCA had a driving school at Infineon (nee Sears Point) on November 6-7. Reading a good lap write-up is a great way to prepare to drive on an unfamiliar track, or to refresh your memory of a track you haven't seen in a while.--
Bob Sutterfield
'88 E28 535iS lachssilber-met
'83 E21 320i opalgrün-met (new to me)
'87 E30 325iS zinnoberrot (ex)
'93 T4 EV MV Weekender alpinWeiß
BMWCCA #169277 GGC/RMC