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KrameDoes my shot go with the theme, or is it not "pushing it to the limit".
SlipZtrEmI'm kinda wondering how "right" my shot is, too. It's in the series of S-curves on Infineon, and on the last one, my steering inputs had become too severe and I slid into the cones and nearly off course. What it doesn't show is I was right on an Elise's tail on the last lap and was trying to catch him![]()
PERFECT BALANCEI'm just saying pushing the limit is one thing, but (no offense) flying around and spinning around is a bit too much, what kind of racing is that?
440 CHARGERvr6gti72, that's an awesome shot! That fits the theme perfectly! And I really like Zubicar's shot as well. And several other shots a very very good too!👍
Im quoting myself cause I havent seen a response..sumyungguyThis comp seems to lean toward the situation the car is in and using your imagination.. In racing you know your limits and your the fastest when your right at them, when you pass these limits usually something happens, like a crash, or break, ect. Pictures that show cars flying through the air or completly off track and out of control are truely "Past the limit", pictures featuring cars slightly off course or cutting a corner seem to follow the lines of "Pushing the limits"..which is what I thought the theme was originally. I'm open for comments on this one, cause I want to see other peoples thoughts.
There definitely seems to be two sides to this topic, you can see it in the pictures. Clarifying this would be great so that all entries will be to form of the topic.
wonderpillin the course of trying to win the race... and like someone else already said, flying all willynilly is just never gonna help you overtake that car in front of you.
I agree on thatarsenalI think this is just way too much splitting hairs. If a pic is good and showcases a fair amount of racing action, I think it will speak for itself.