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How do racers forget crashes?

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Old 02-27-2008, 12:11 PM
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Re: How do racers forget crashes?

Many great responses.
I look at it this way when I've crashed on the track.
First off, everyone asks, "How do you know that you are on the edge of traction? How do you figure out the line between traction and total loss? And what does it feel like?"
Well, if you've just lowsided, all three of those questions have just been answered. The last thing you'd want to do is wait. You want to get right back on and ride it at the edge for as long as you can. Feel it, understand it, and master it.
That's my mindset.
So I would have to ask, "How can you not get right back on after learning the one thing that cannot be taught?"
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