By Chris Tropea
Oct 13, 2022
Is racing in the rain really an art? Someone should write a book about that. Regardless, finding grip on a wet circuit can quickly become a challenge for the inexperienced.
Luckily, pro driver Tanner Foust is no stranger to wet conditions and shares his tips and tricks for finding grip in the rain.
7/6/22 1:06 p.m.
My rain tip: The painted lines might be slipperier. Or not.
7/6/22 1:42 p.m.
My rain tip...avoid it if you can. :) If you can't be vewwy vewwy kehhful till you figure out where its slick and where it isnt. Which way would you rather lose a race? By crashing cause you were foolish or because you drove too slow but kept the car and yourself in one piece?
7/6/22 2:57 p.m.
In reply to livinon2wheels :
Well, that, too.
So, several years ago at Sebring, I was in a Subaru–and just got clobbered by all the GT3 Porsches. But it was a track day, so who cares, right?
But then it rained. :)
7/7/22 9:07 p.m.
Love that guy. He is a very good and very talented person
7/7/22 9:56 p.m.
In reply to jfryjfry :
He's our second-favorite stunt driver. :)
And, seriously, Tanner has always been very kind.
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