Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

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Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by Jeff Campbell » Fri Jul 24, 2009 8:59 am

UPDATED 7/25 - I re-rendered the video to improve quality and allow use of HD option when playing (click the HD off, if you have a slow Internet connection
...brings a whole new perspective to the term Breakin Loose!

Look closely at both rear tires breakin loose and spinning starting at the 0:43 mark in the video, this portion was shot at 600fps. Jeff

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Re: Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by ted johnson » Fri Jul 24, 2009 10:22 am

Holy S***! That looks like fun! Check around 1:16-1:20 and watch those engines dance and that frame flex!! Great work, Jeff. Ted

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Re: Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by Scott Kneisel » Fri Jul 24, 2009 10:39 am

Man what a great video. Nice job as usual Jeff.
I love to see the flexing, these old frames are incedible.

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Re: Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by Rob Voska » Fri Jul 24, 2009 7:04 pm

Great shots Jeff. I always liked testing and this gives me a lot if ideas. I don't know what Bill weighs but would be interested in a 30lb lighter driver. NOT TO START ANYTHING but I would also like to test it back to back with "skinny hard tires" and watch it again to compair it. JUST CUZ I WONDER ABOUT THINGS LIKE THIS. I'm sick in the head that way :ugeek: !

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Re: Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by Jeff Campbell » Fri Jul 24, 2009 8:12 pm

Rob,
Comparing driver weight, Bill is probably at the lighter end of scale. FYI - the tires he had on the back were the Vintage Speed tires, which seems to be a good balance between grip and slip. I do have similar video footage that I am putting together of George Sellon driving his Dual Rear Chaparral through the same turn. George is a heavier driver and he was running the harder Carlisle Super Slicks, that should be an interesting comparison.

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Re: Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by Jeff Campbell » Sat Jul 25, 2009 9:15 pm

Bump
UPDATED 7/25 - I re-rendered the video in the beginning of this thread to improve quality and allow use of HD option when playing (click the HD off, if you have a slow Internet connection

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Re: Bill McCornack Break'in those duals Loose at Brodhead WI

Post by Chris Hamm » Fri Aug 17, 2012 1:33 am

Smokin'! Reminds me of the 8mm films which I shot of the C class races at the '65 IKF Nationals at Brodhead where we ran A Mod Heavy. Had the pleasure of meeting Bill on Sunday (8-12-12) at the Badger Kart Club vintage races at Dousman, WI. Bill smoked there as well. :)

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