Skippy action at Laguna Seca

My Helmet Design Laguna Seca

The Skippy series has come around to Laguna Seca for week nine, so I took the opportunity to run some races for a change of pace from the Solstice series. I wasn’t able to spend a huge amount of time in practice but decided to run some races regardless. The competition in the Skip Barber races is so much more fierce than in the Solstice series as it seems the majority of the fastest racers have moved on from the Solstice races.

I had some good races today, and two six place finishes in strong grids (which I was definitely happy with!).

Here is a small video of some edited highlights of the first race (a race in which I dropped from 5th to 11th due to an off track excursion and had a lot of fun battling back to sixth). Excuse the aspect ratio problem in the video, I don’t know what happened there!

During that race there was a very competitive train of cars all battling for the right to be 7th place, and all cars were evenly matched. This video is a good example of the excellent matchmaking and netcode in iRacing.com.

Skip Barber RT2000

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