HOW TO DRIVE GOODWOOD | With Alex Brundle
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- A complete guide of the prestigious Goodwood Motor Circuit from historic and Le Mans racer Alex Brundle, who has twice been a pole sitter, a podium finisher and led multiple races at the Chichester track!
Alex will show you how to achieve the fastest lap times by talking you through every twist and turn - from the run up to Madgwick, all the way round the 3.81km track. Plus, Alex shows you how to avoid getting that dreaded red paint transfer from the chicane on your pride and joy as you approach the finish line.
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Absolutely awesome. Thanks so much for sharing, Alex!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic insight! What would be great is this insight in a Classic mini around the same circuit. 😎
Would be great to have a version in a modern car for comparison.
Such a nice circuit - would love to drive it at some point soon
Fantastic stuff!
I'm struggling to get gold on gran turismo 7 for this track and this video helped. thanks haha
I’ve been absolutely binging your channel. I can’t believe you don’t have more views and subs ! This is mega
Great video, really good to understand the lines and 'tricks of the trade' for one of the fastest UK circuits! What was that awful noise coming from the gearbox/lever?! When you dipped the clutch it stopped the sound, but my god that would be distracting!
It’s just very very lightweight gear linkage … so it rattles
Course encore plus impressionnâtes vu de l'extérieur, Quel spectacle merci
Hello Alex, Thoroughly enjoyed the video
Brilliant. ty
Great video, thanks Alex. There is so much more thinking goes on than in driving a road car.
I presume that in a modern car with wider radial tyres the lines and braking points would be much different?
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Small enough track but not as easy as look.