Googled Heel and Toe and got this

colin was GOD

ill never forget the time keith555 and myself went to rally gb and the fist time colin came past everybody went mad as he was flying and way quicker than anybody that had went by already

it was a unbelieveable feeling, then we went to see him in punchesatown aswell and he blew us away again

sure do miss him on the stages
 
Ever try left foot braking yourself? Out the windscreen with ya :lol:
 
Done it by accident in Dave's auto forester, things didn't end well :icon_redface:
 
[quote author=hiwd link=topic=20001.msg243651#msg243651 date=1261404801]
Ever try left foot braking yourself? Out the windscreen with ya :lol:
[/quote]

I've gotten the left foot braking down... but can't quite manage heel/toe properly! :doh:
 
Im a bit of a clumsey fecker.....
Tryin Heel toe would end up very very nasty for me....

haha
 
[quote author=Hammie link=topic=20001.msg243670#msg243670 date=1261408568]
Im a bit of a clumsey fecker.....
Tryin Heel toe would end up very very nasty for me....

haha
[/quote]

Tangled feet, lamppost :lol:
 
more like tangled feet.... Lamp post tree bank wall roof wheels roof wheels roof wheels etc




ending with a neee naw neee naw
Hospital visits

known my luck lol
 
check out ayrton senna doing it in an nsx on youtube,another legend gone before his time :icon_pray:
 
[quote author=Hammie link=topic=20001.msg243674#msg243674 date=1261409015]
more like tangled feet.... Lamp post tree bank wall roof wheels roof wheels roof wheels etc




ending with a neee naw neee naw
Hospital visits

known my luck lol
[/quote]

You forgot court case!
 
takes alot of getting used to but for macrae it was second nature :icon_pray:
was driving a friends new audi A3 a few years ago
it had the flappy paddle DSG gear system with no clutch pedal :icon_headbang:
went to change gear and found the nearest pedal to the left the fooking brake :doh:
nearly ended in a vey big accident :icon_redface: :icon_redface:
 
[quote author=copperhead link=topic=20001.msg243846#msg243846 date=1261435916]
takes alot of getting used to but for macrae it was second nature :icon_pray:
was driving a friends new audi A3 a few years ago
it had the flappy paddle DSG gear system with no clutch pedal :icon_headbang:
went to change gear and found the nearest pedal to the left the fooking brake :doh:
nearly ended in a vey big accident :icon_redface: :icon_redface:
[/quote]

had same experience with a mates golf r32 , nearly shat myself ,
 
Thats a clip from Pedal to the Metal - great dvd that comes out anytime I forget how great a driver he was :clap:
 
I think the heal toe is a lot easier than left foot braking.....

The real tricky one when coming into a corner fast...
Start braking using your left foot, but keeping your left foot only on the left half of the brake pedal,
leaving the right half free. When you get close to gear change time, take your right foot off the throttle, and place it on the spare half of the brake pedal, taking the strain of the pedal, to free up your left foot. Then, your right foot should be nicely positioned for Heel & Toe braking, which you now use to for a standard Heel and Toe, downshift, using your now spare left foot for
the clutch.
Once you’ve changed gear, you can now reverse the process, by switching your left foot back onto
the spare side of the brake pedal, then your right foot back on the throttle.

Its hard, but I'm starting to get the hang of it while braking as well as you would with your right foot....... :icon_headbang:
 
went around mondello in ciaran rs.ra 205, spent most of the time looking at his feet, it looked like irish dancing ha ha but fook me was it quick. hats off to anyone who has mastered this it is an art.
 
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