RE: Dirk Schoysman in a GT-R: Time For Tea?

RE: Dirk Schoysman in a GT-R: Time For Tea?

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ravon

599 posts

282 months

Monday 28th April 2014
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RacerMike said:
I've had the absolute pleasure of being trained by Dirk at the 'Ring. He's one of the most genuine, humble and interesting guys I've had the pleasure of spending a day with, and could talk for hours about racing. Zero pretense, no ego at all, and a mighty peddler....in the most uneblieveably smooth way possible! And what he doesn't know about the Nurburg1ring and it's nuiances, simply isn't worth knowning. And he literally always has 10mins for a chat every time I see him. Top bloke of the toppest variety smile

Edited by RacerMike on Thursday 24th April 10:35
Same experience as you in every respect , but he's an even "topper bloke", than you say ! Sure if he reads this he'll be blushing ? Does " Keep it, keep it , keep it" ring any bells ?

0836whimper

975 posts

198 months

Monday 28th April 2014
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It's true the speedo makes it look very impressive.

Ok, it's not scientific, but I ran this video side by side compared to a passenger lap I filmed in a R35 on a trackday in 2010 (no Ringmeister but he knew the track pretty well). That was quicker almost everywhere, so I conclude this R34 is not as silly fast as it first appears.

2010 Lap here http://youtu.be/bLJYILlbeNY