Getting to ride/drive racecars around Daytona has got to be one of the greatest jobs in the world. I would wake up everyday with a huge smile on my face.
Not the same, but I instruct and do demo laps for a company that uses supercars in the UK. We have to have a race license and experience to carry out the job. Whilst yes we do get to warm the cars up, scare passengers etc as a result of our experience many of us don't like being driven around by a complete novice, can be pretty stressful if you get any drivers that you feel you can "trust" in a day. Another thing is how much you have to talk especially over the loud engines/wind noise/tyres etc results in a sore throat after a couple days of working from talking so much. I'm amazed the amount of people that hop in and tell me I have a dream job, I usually just nod and agree with them though for simplicity.
ATTENTION: Anyone looking to do this, they no longer do it this way with an instructor. The current "NASCAR experience" bought all the driving experiences including Petty and completely destroyed them. You go out alone with a spotter in your ear. All the cars are very limited now and they give you certificates for 150mph when they are rev limited to 120 (5k RPM) because they are using 450hp crate motors now. I waited my whole life to do this and apparently I waited too long.
@Fire&Ice909 you must not have watched his video. i may be projecting but this gentleman is literally crying in his video about this shit. also imagine caring about oval racing as a whole, get over yourself.
I m dropping the hammer. Great run. Best I ve seen Made the King proud That last full lap was awesome Getting all that she had. No idea what that set driver back but if you have some laps under your belt drive this one.
That would be about 110 to 120 that's what they are limited to I've done this and they said I did 180 my time was a 45 after I did the math I did only about 120 plus I had my phone off to the side of of their vision on Google maps it was reading 116
Hey man, it was your money and your time. If you enjoyed it, then screw the haters out there. I don’t know why anyone wants to piss on a “Experience”. It was yours, not theirs.
II have always bracket raced/drag raced and wondered what it would be like to drive on a nascar track. This morning I did (3) 8 minute sessions at LVMS. Each time I was allowed to run at a higher RPM. The tri-oval track, Banking and natural left steering of the car was “new territory” for me. The first 8 minutes, I sucked and quickly realized I needed to concentrate more. The second 8 minutes I ran at a higher rpm than session 1. I found that I was a little more familiar with the track and the car handled better going faster. Also, I could understand the spotter better through the headset. The last 8 minute session I was allowed to run at a higher rpm. It was night & day different from session 1 & 2 as the car really performed around the track and I could hold the lines better. I was looking for an experience and truthfully got just that. I also realized that the professionals must be in terrific shape to go 400 to 500 miles. Although I enjoyed the experience, I prefer bracket racing, however I would recommend that anyone interested in NASCAR should try this at least once. If you go into it with an open mind, I hope and think you may finish the day respecting the sport’s drivers way more-I do! Just my humble opinion, take it or leave it.
LAP TIME AV SPEED Entered track, came around to the start finish line and started lap 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1:00.93 147.710 2 1:01.13 147.227 3 1:00.84 147.929 4 58.36 154.215 SHIT you had to slow down! passed car at Line. 5 56.44 159.461 6 56.03 160.628 7 56.03 160.628 same as last lap, consistent Not bad! best time was around 56 seconds at around 160 mph, I did it the old fashioned way, used a stop watch and timed each lap! did the math. Great Job as far as i'm concerned! I think so far the best video i've seen yet! Apparently the 8th lap ( in the experience ) is entering and exiting the track so you have 7 laps at speed.
Not sure who told you 171mph but they lied,60 sec lap around Daytona = 150 mph I had your last lap at 55.97 which calculates to 161.082 mph but even at that speed you did do a good job, I have about 2 million miles around that track...
Do they read off lap times at all while you are driving? Or, do you get a summary of each lap and it's speed once you have completed your number of laps?
I'm thinking of doing this in April when we get from Australia do you get a copy of the video as well as your lap speed and times if someone could let me know that would be great Thanks Mate
Stephan Goodall you can buy the video. Was about $100 US when I went a couple of years ago. They do give a lap time sheet that also shows your top speed.
I didn't time him, so I've no idea if you're right, but if you are, it's totally awesome that you called him out on that LOLLOLOLOOOOOOOOOLOLOLOOOLOOOOOOOLOLLOLOLO
I did the Richard Petty driving experience and it was awesome. When you do it you follow a car that dictates your pace I know when I did it they only let you average about 140. It isnt hard to figure out how fast they average. The time is on the screen and you just keep track of the amount of seconds it take to go from the start finish line until you get back to the start finish line. It is a 2.5 mile track so you just do the math.
To be fair though they give you the numbers from your ride and they list your top speed. My top speed was only 141 mph I think if you go by the time I think it was like 136 mph. He clearly had a different type of driving experience. I had to follow a car and this guy had an instructor in the car with him. I wasnt trying ti dis this guy.
The car has a low rear gear. No way to achieve 171. The loud sound from the engine limit at 7000 rpm makes one feel fast. It is a simulation. Very controlled for safety. Most likely reached 95 to 105 mph.
Just use math. Daytona is 2.5 miles long. It took him from 3:21 to 4:23 to complete a lap if you start at the top of the tri-oval. So 62 seconds. Which means he was driving one mile every 24.8 seconds on average. There is 3600 seconds in one hour. Divide the two and you get an average speed of 145.16 mph.
@@dsshowerpan 48 second time around a 2.5 mile track is 187.5 mph you would have to do a lap in 44.4 seconds to achieve a 203 mph average. (almost two seconds faster than the driver who won the pole this year)
Pilot4Hire I looked up fastest recent qualifying lap at Daytona and got 48.4 @ 203.5 by Ty Dillon. That's how I got the figure. I think you have to take account that vehicle isn't at constant velocity, I don't know.
What people don't understand is that during this time they were going a lot faster than they do now even though it's false advertising now. The RP experience allowed the rev limiter to go higher since you had an instructor in the car. So everyone who is saying "sorry to burst your bubble but you aren't going that fast" shouldn't be saying that since the nascar experience and the RP experience were two different types. Nascar experience is a worse version of this version. Even if you aren't going 170+ it's still closer than what'd you get in today's experience
Nice Job! You Killed this out of the Gate. Have you ever driven anything comparable to Cup Car? Have you raced in any competitive series. I'm going to do it in September.
lol,,, how can you have a richard petty driving experience without wrecking or having the engine blow up? just kidding. petty was/is my all time favorite racer. watched him at the trac when they had those big wings on the back of the car.
The guy that made the video is turbo2liter. He also said the older version (the one in this video) actually got up to the speed it says it does because they have someone in the car with you to make sure you can safely control the car
I saw that video too. But this video seems pretty legit, I did the calculations. Daytona is 2.5 miles and I recorded a lap of about 56 seconds. So the speed was around 160 mph.
Just so you know ,top speed on that track and special of the section class you took is 125mph ... They wont let you go any faster ,and special without spending a least 100 miles on the track ... So people stop thinking you going that fast .. I just got my pro license and I spend 300 miles on the track ,and the only way to hit 170+ is to get approved by nascar to take the advance class ,where you run a real driver car with 800 horse power engine, at 6000 rpm You guys drive a student car with 600 horse power amd not more of 4,800rpm I'm tired listen to people putting videos on you tube saying they going 170mph Cmon people If I saw you my videos you cant even able to see the fans how fast I'm going on 170+ ...
You'd think for someone who just "got their pro license" you'd let it go and just let people have their fun. Maybe he was genuinely told, although maybe by someone uninformed, that he was going 170mph. I'm not saying you're wrong about any of that, you are correct. But theres a way to say things that sound professional and wont leave people asking you if you'd like some cheese with your whine.
The best lap times in this video were approx. 55.9 seconds. At Daytona, 2.5 miles around, that comes out to right at 160mph for the lap average. Even if they did lie to him, it wasn't by much. 160 is still much faster than the NASCAR "experience" we have now. Would have loved to do this video's version of the experience.
Getting to ride/drive racecars around Daytona has got to be one of the greatest jobs in the world. I would wake up everyday with a huge smile on my face.
Not the same, but I instruct and do demo laps for a company that uses supercars in the UK. We have to have a race license and experience to carry out the job. Whilst yes we do get to warm the cars up, scare passengers etc as a result of our experience many of us don't like being driven around by a complete novice, can be pretty stressful if you get any drivers that you feel you can "trust" in a day. Another thing is how much you have to talk especially over the loud engines/wind noise/tyres etc results in a sore throat after a couple days of working from talking so much. I'm amazed the amount of people that hop in and tell me I have a dream job, I usually just nod and agree with them though for simplicity.
ATTENTION: Anyone looking to do this, they no longer do it this way with an instructor. The current "NASCAR experience" bought all the driving experiences including Petty and completely destroyed them. You go out alone with a spotter in your ear. All the cars are very limited now and they give you certificates for 150mph when they are rev limited to 120 (5k RPM) because they are using 450hp crate motors now. I waited my whole life to do this and apparently I waited too long.
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turbo2ltr I knew if I looked I would find you complaining. I knew that I was right
you are an infant
@Fire&Ice909 you must not have watched his video. i may be projecting but this gentleman is literally crying in his video about this shit. also imagine caring about oval racing as a whole, get over yourself.
You can look to try and “test” in the arca Daytona cars. Cost me $2500 for ten laps and got up to 190
I m dropping the hammer.
Great run. Best I ve seen
Made the King proud
That last full lap was awesome
Getting all that she had.
No idea what that set driver back but if you have some laps under your belt drive this one.
I clocked your best lap at 55.51, which calculates to about 162.13mph. Darn good lap for those programs ;)
That would be about 110 to 120 that's what they are limited to I've done this and they said I did 180 my time was a 45 after I did the math I did only about 120 plus I had my phone off to the side of of their vision on Google maps it was reading 116
@@stickyicky2858 55 seconds on a 2.5 mile track is not 110-120, it’s 162
@@rodneya6371 you can clearly tell he is not doing more than 125. Look at a real onboard. They are going 100mph faster
@@jackmakackov7077 you can time the lap and use the distance of the track to calculate the time. I’m gonna take that over you eyeballing it
@@rodneya6371 🤣
Hey man, it was your money and your time. If you enjoyed it, then screw the haters out there. I don’t know why anyone wants to piss on a
“Experience”. It was yours, not theirs.
Did the RWRS at Elko in 2017 ,awesome ,passed alot of cars,need to do late model dirt at Cedar Lake !
This guy was hummin' at the end. 👍
II have always bracket raced/drag raced and wondered what it would be like to drive on a nascar track. This morning I did (3) 8 minute sessions at LVMS. Each time I was allowed to run at a higher RPM. The tri-oval track, Banking and natural left steering of the car was “new territory” for me. The first 8 minutes, I sucked and quickly realized I needed to concentrate more. The second 8 minutes I ran at a higher rpm than session 1. I found that I was a little more familiar with the track and the car handled better going faster. Also, I could understand the spotter better through the headset. The last 8 minute session I was allowed to run at a higher rpm. It was night & day different from session 1 & 2 as the car really performed around the track and I could hold the lines better. I was looking for an experience and truthfully got just that. I also realized that the professionals must be in terrific shape to go 400 to 500 miles. Although I enjoyed the experience, I prefer bracket racing, however I would recommend that anyone interested in NASCAR should try this at least once. If you go into it with an open mind, I hope and think you may finish the day respecting the sport’s drivers way more-I do! Just my humble opinion, take it or leave it.
LAP TIME AV SPEED
Entered track, came around to the start finish line and started lap 1
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1 1:00.93 147.710
2 1:01.13 147.227
3 1:00.84 147.929
4 58.36 154.215 SHIT you had to slow down! passed car at Line.
5 56.44 159.461
6 56.03 160.628
7 56.03 160.628 same as last lap, consistent
Not bad! best time was around 56 seconds at around 160 mph, I did it the old fashioned way, used a stop watch and timed each lap! did the math.
Great Job as far as i'm concerned! I think so far the best video i've seen yet!
Apparently the 8th lap ( in the experience ) is entering and exiting the track so you have 7 laps at speed.
Can hardly wait to do mine...at Charlotte!
56.14 seconds 2.5 mi = 22.456 per mi. = just over 147 mph.
It's just over 160. Not sure how you got 147, using your numbers. Probably typed something in wrong
Not sure who told you 171mph but they lied,60 sec lap around Daytona = 150 mph I had your last lap at 55.97 which calculates to 161.082 mph but even at that speed you did do a good job, I have about 2 million miles around that track...
Awesome How much did that run you and what package
Do they read off lap times at all while you are driving? Or, do you get a summary of each lap and it's speed once you have completed your number of laps?
I wonder how much it would cost to be able to do 188 and run the bottom.
Rusty Wallace still has his racing experience
My stock chevy cruze 1.4 turbo does 145... I was about to book RP experience and quit right after have seen this video.
that's nothin- my 87 Geo Metro 0.9 does 157 in 3rd with the a/c on.
I'm thinking of doing this in April when we get from Australia do you get a copy of the video as well as your lap speed and times if someone could let me know that would be great Thanks Mate
Stephan Goodall you can buy the video. Was about $100 US when I went a couple of years ago. They do give a lap time sheet that also shows your top speed.
Going by your times on your best lap you ran 160 mph
I didn't time him, so I've no idea if you're right, but if you are, it's totally awesome that you called him out on that
LOLLOLOLOOOOOOOOOLOLOLOOOLOOOOOOOLOLLOLOLO
I did the Richard Petty driving experience and it was awesome. When you do it you follow a car that dictates your pace I know when I did it they only let you average about 140. It isnt hard to figure out how fast they average. The time is on the screen and you just keep track of the amount of seconds it take to go from the start finish line until you get back to the start finish line. It is a 2.5 mile track so you just do the math.
To his credit, he had the pedal to the floor.
160.712 mph from timing last lap at speed.
To be fair though they give you the numbers from your ride and they list your top speed. My top speed was only 141 mph I think if you go by the time I think it was like 136 mph. He clearly had a different type of driving experience. I had to follow a car and this guy had an instructor in the car with him. I wasnt trying ti dis this guy.
If you don't mind me asking, how much does this cost? Looks like an absolute blast.
Depends on what track I know that Daytona intl speedway is $135
Depends on what track I know that Daytona intl speedway is $135
The cheapest is $550 if you want to drive a ride-along is $135
The car has a low rear gear. No way to achieve 171. The loud sound from the engine limit at 7000 rpm makes one feel fast. It is a simulation. Very controlled for safety. Most likely reached 95 to 105 mph.
Just use math. Daytona is 2.5 miles long. It took him from 3:21 to 4:23 to complete a lap if you start at the top of the tri-oval. So 62 seconds. Which means he was driving one mile every 24.8 seconds on average. There is 3600 seconds in one hour. Divide the two and you get an average speed of 145.16 mph.
48 sec is 203mph
@@dsshowerpan 48 second time around a 2.5 mile track is 187.5 mph you would have to do a lap in 44.4 seconds to achieve a 203 mph average. (almost two seconds faster than the driver who won the pole this year)
Pilot4Hire I looked up fastest recent qualifying lap at Daytona and got 48.4 @ 203.5 by Ty Dillon. That's how I got the figure. I think you have to take account that vehicle isn't at constant velocity, I don't know.
What people don't understand is that during this time they were going a lot faster than they do now even though it's false advertising now. The RP experience allowed the rev limiter to go higher since you had an instructor in the car. So everyone who is saying "sorry to burst your bubble but you aren't going that fast" shouldn't be saying that since the nascar experience and the RP experience were two different types. Nascar experience is a worse version of this version. Even if you aren't going 170+ it's still closer than what'd you get in today's experience
Nice Job! You Killed this out of the Gate. Have you ever driven anything comparable to Cup Car? Have you raced in any competitive series. I'm going to do it in September.
Shake n bake!!!!
Back when it was good.
One minute around that track equates to 140 MPH.
Talladega Garage Experience.
lol,,, how can you have a richard petty driving experience without wrecking or having the engine blow up? just kidding. petty was/is my all time favorite racer. watched him at the trac when they had those big wings on the back of the car.
You could have the Juan Pablo Montoya driving experience which consists of your car catching fire everytime you bump something 😂
Maybe doing 120
I did the math and he was only going 130 to 140 that’s it so he was going pretty slow since the real cars go 205 at Daytona
It's still fast. Going 205 is not easy. The margin for error is very small at that speed
@@sevenrats and they draft each other
more like 113 mph is the max allowed today
How much is that?
Se83Ad the packages range from 200 to 4000. Cheapest being a ride a long. Expensive being 40 laps by your self
Don't do it
Guy should shut up the driver was doing fine I'd wanna go way faster then that
I watched a guy work his average speed out from his filmed lap, he dont only 120mph but the print out said 169...
That's no where near 171.
The guy that made the video is turbo2liter. He also said the older version (the one in this video) actually got up to the speed it says it does because they have someone in the car with you to make sure you can safely control the car
I saw that video too. But this video seems pretty legit, I did the calculations. Daytona is 2.5 miles and I recorded a lap of about 56 seconds. So the speed was around 160 mph.
This guy averaged around 161mph. It looks about right I took numerous laps around this track before.
@@jakk222 this vid is 6 years ago before being bought out
Tbh anything less than 150 im taking my car on the track
Nowhere near that speed
Sorry to burst your bubble homie. But do the math. You were barley going 138.
instructor should have shushed up you were fine...
Hell nah, they won't let you go faster than 145. Quit playing!
No, no you didn't. Not even close. Maybe 120 tops. But probably not. 4800 RPM ain't gettin you anywhere near 170....
Just so you know ,top speed on that track and special of the section class you took is 125mph ...
They wont let you go any faster ,and special without spending a least 100 miles on the track ...
So people stop thinking you going that fast ..
I just got my pro license and I spend 300 miles on the track ,and the only way to hit 170+ is to get approved by nascar to take the advance class ,where you run a real driver car with 800 horse power engine, at 6000 rpm
You guys drive a student car with 600 horse power amd not more of 4,800rpm
I'm tired listen to people putting videos on you tube saying they going 170mph
Cmon people
If I saw you my videos you cant even able to see the fans how fast I'm going on 170+ ...
Dimitrios for real!!!! Looks like he’s just putting around out there lol
You'd think for someone who just "got their pro license" you'd let it go and just let people have their fun. Maybe he was genuinely told, although maybe by someone uninformed, that he was going 170mph. I'm not saying you're wrong about any of that, you are correct. But theres a way to say things that sound professional and wont leave people asking you if you'd like some cheese with your whine.
The best lap times in this video were approx. 55.9 seconds. At Daytona, 2.5 miles around, that comes out to right at 160mph for the lap average. Even if they did lie to him, it wasn't by much. 160 is still much faster than the NASCAR "experience" we have now. Would have loved to do this video's version of the experience.
Lol that’s not 171
You maybe hit 130 maybe.... but I’d say more around 120-125mph nowhere close to 170
I’ve been around Daytona at 175 mph . I can tell u he is not doing 160+ mph. Maybe 130
Looks like 110 or so I did faster at Atlanta in my Challenger
fake
Didn't hit 170 literally anywhere on that track maybe 120 that's about it I've done it before and it's a lie honestly
The car is driven by remote control, the guy thinks he is really driving it. LOL.
moron
Back when it was good.
Back when it was good.