Weekend Warrior;
At first, that can be a great tool. An example of this would be my first trip to Daytona. We only had a little time before qualifying to learn the track, and I was trying to ride the track like I pictured it on tv. Well, I ran off of turn one twice in a row. That's not normal for me, and the pressure was getting to me. Ricky Orlando was in my pits and has always been helpful to me. He gave me an article that Scott Russell had written about a lap of Daytona. For the most part it helped. I got down to 2:01's in two practice sessions. Problem was... all "Scott's" info was in my head and not my own, so I found myself hesitating more than usual to try new things.
