Low resolution QuickTime (160 x 120 x 10 fps), 5 megabytes
Medium resolution QuickTime (320 x 240 x 15 fps), 22 megabytes
The Golden Gate Chapter of the BMW CCA hosted a one day driving school at Thunder Hill on Thursday, September 30, 1999. I really like the one day school format. There were only 45 students (as opposed to 100 at the two days schools, so we got plenty of track time, and the track was not crowded.
Here is a video of the track. It's one complete lap around the course. I think the camera was coming loose; it jiggles around a lot. Choose your resolution and your download time. No audio, sorry.
Low resolution QuickTime (160 x 120 x 10 fps), 5 megabytes
Medium resolution QuickTime (320 x 240 x 15 fps), 22 megabytes
Which one do you want? A 33.6 Kbps modem takes about 5 minutes to transfer a megabyte. So, the 5 Mb video would take nearly half an hour to download, and the 22 Mb would take two hours. With a dedicated T1, you can suck up the 22 Mb video in under 15 seconds.
No E36 M3s were harmed in the production of this video.
Bob Miller,
kbob@jogger-egg.com