I'm watching Ken Block and navigator do a spectacular job at a rally stage in Italy. But, for the life of me, I do not have a clue about what I'm listening to. Is anybody familiar with navigator-speak and how it contributes to driver performance? Is it a universal language or unique language between individual driver/navigator pairings? It seems to work, but I don't know how.
Mike (Forum Supporter) said:I can not get this dang song out of my head this week. It's just absolutely jammed in there.
Damn. He's dead.
I'm listening to WWIII in my neighborhood. I guess people want to celebrate 2020 coming to a close for some reason.
Happy New Year everyone!
5FDP .....bad company
5FDP .....bad company....... Happy New Year Y'all ......yu tu stampster...........:Peace Out
Gary said:I'm watching Ken Block and navigator do a spectacular job at a rally stage in Italy. But, for the life of me, I do not have a clue about what I'm listening to. Is anybody familiar with navigator-speak and how it contributes to driver performance? Is it a universal language or unique language between individual driver/navigator pairings? It seems to work, but I don't know how.
There are general guidelines, but a driver and navigator work together as a team and often get their own expectations of what terminology goes where.
I've heard navigators call a 1 as a flat corner and the numbers go up with increasing severity, which is backwards to how most do it. One WRC driver (Markko Martin?) had his corners called out by what gear he should be in, which had to have made recce really interesting.
In reply to sleepyhead the buffalo :
Pierogi...
Unwind Music on Amazon Music. Great sax jazz.
This morning's office time I listened to Billie Eilish. I liked it but some of my coworkers have questions about me as usual.
Leonard Cohen, Live in London on Amazon Music
Yes, Scott Hamilton the tenor sax player is a better sax player than the other Scott Hamilton is an ice skater. Who cares about male ice skaters? Who likes great jazz tenor sax artists?
Longish (short by stoner jam standards), low key, not sludgy, French:
Silence. People have left the shop. Phones are not ringing. Quiet time.
Have had this on repeat for about a month and haven't gotten sick of it yet. Has the feel of a punk rock y2k era mtv unplugged.
10 Years After
Cannons-Fire for you
Bloomberg radio in Washington.
My youngest son dropped by yesterday and gave me this to listen to. So I am. And it's good
In reply to Peabody :
That looks promising just from the pic.
Today's mood:
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