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Crashed A 911 at Pacific Raceways and Learnt Some Lessons

中文版：   • 在Pacific Raceways撞了台911，學到了什麼？   Porsche 911 (992.1) with P Zero summer tires. 1. Understand what you're doing in track days Be financially prepared: It's an expensive sport. Consider track insurance. You've been reminded: Track day is 7/10 driving; not race or time attack. Even though better skill can help, but still, the faster, the riskier, and the costlier. 2. Don't get into such situation that demands lots of luck Pacific Raceways doesn't have much run off; it eats cars, and it rains. Green Hell (Nordschleife) can be worse, so maybe kind of lucky to learn before doing it. Maybe racing line was dry, but wet surface outside left little room for error. Every car is different. PSM Sport on 992 seems allowing much more slip than 991. Didn't test enough before pushing more. (Now as I review following clips while I was testing, didn't see PSM light coming up at all.) 3. Now, all the wrong stuffs line up... Was gradually pushing too much on a risky track at risky conditions. Too much steering mid-corner, and the tail came out at full throttle. 992 PSM Sport allowed too much power and slide that I didn't expect. Changed direction too fast? Should I have jumped off throttle faster? Should have jumped onto full brakes? Did rear axle touch dry and wet surface back and forth? It was all up to fate... Another big mistake: Holding steering wheel during impact. Luckily didn't cause harm this time. I hope this crash help avoid more. Drive safe.