WRC - Colin McRae - Pace Note Lessons
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Rest In Peace Colin. We all miss you.
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Here are the different styles of pace notes:
1. Number=Gear
2. Numbers go up for turns (i.e 1 right=easy, 6 right=hard etc.)
3. Numbers go down for turns (i.e 6 right=easy, 1 right=hard etc.)
4. Word System. Richard Burns used this. Turns are either easy, medium, hard, square, hairpin or sharp hairpin.
Those are all the kinds I've seen.
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"and sometimes we do get it slightly wrong!" love the legend's sense of humor.
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I love this whole instructional, but theres nothing much better than the sound of the car put over the sustained aerial shots.
Helo shots + car sounds = sublime.
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@nolanbowling i do it the other way around, thats how i was taught. depending on the angle of the corner, 1 being wide and 7 being a hairpin. and each of those will be more descriptive like: late, middle or early, long, narrow, open, dont open, into or + after the corner and straight distances.
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what program/show is this from?
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@mignik01 I think that's the camber of the turn
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@nolanbowling what is the minus and plus?
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@gasixteenb11 as in "KE LEFT/RIGHT" ? i think it equals to a 1 or 2 left/right
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Haha, of course in any rally colin does he HAS to flip the car!
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@RyanPridgeon oh is that really? makes sense. thanks so much.
playing dirt 2 on the xbox 360 i find the pace notes come well in advance of the corner and there clearly spoken too. i think the co driver in dirt 2 is derek ringer but i'm not shure, could someone help me out plz?
26gear95 2 years ago 2
@26gear95
That's one of the many things real life drivers discuss before each and every stage. They refer to that as the stack. Some drivers will stack 3 to 5 notes at a time, were others only do 2 to 3. As for the driver reading the notes, IDK, and I don't think it really matters. The data processed is all that's truly important.
nolanbowling 2 years ago
i got a question,
ie: 1 right,
is it better to shift into the first gear?
205645240 3 years ago
Please read Sephiroth's comment. It all depends on the method that the notes are being read to you. In this situation, Colin's, yes.
nolanbowling 3 years ago
Colin used a reverse number system. A "One Right" is a very sharp turn and a "Six right" is almost straight. This was backwards from most drivers who used the number system. I myself on games use the opposite of Colin. A "Six right" is bad and a "One right" isn't.
Sephiroth5300 3 years ago
I've always done it like Colin... Thusly a 1 right is considered a 1st gear right. A 2 is a 2nd gear... Of course this is a theory of the proper gear but typically thats the way it's done, or at least how I've done it.
nolanbowling 3 years ago