In a high-octane induced moment of brilliance, Billy Newport and his buddies came up with the idea of creating a Wikipedia-like website called Trackpedia that offers a community-built and –maintained resource for driving circuits.
While the site is still young, the idea is for drivers to share information with their fellow lead-foots including everything from the best line to hold in turn 3 at Gratten to the best place for a beer after a lap of the Ring in Germany.
This link to the Trackpedia page on Mid-Ohio Raceway illustrates how helpful a resource the site could become to every racer. It includes a track summary with links to the facility’s website and a Google Map of its location, a five-day weather forecast for the area, a track map with a turn-by-turn track guide, and videos of various racers trying to tame the track.
If you’re a racer with a favorite track, head on over to Trackpedia and share with the rest of us what you know.
While the site is still young, the idea is for drivers to share information with their fellow lead-foots including everything from the best line to hold in turn 3 at Gratten to the best place for a beer after a lap of the Ring in Germany.
This link to the Trackpedia page on Mid-Ohio Raceway illustrates how helpful a resource the site could become to every racer. It includes a track summary with links to the facility’s website and a Google Map of its location, a five-day weather forecast for the area, a track map with a turn-by-turn track guide, and videos of various racers trying to tame the track.
If you’re a racer with a favorite track, head on over to Trackpedia and share with the rest of us what you know.
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