[BAD SS]

Met up with the Whelen Motorsports group this past weekend at Road Atlanta and was able to convince Eric Curran to run a helmet camera. We asked him to get some good footage. What followed was awesome.

Eric started in last and managed to work his way up to first before coming off of the track. He was only on track for a total of ten minutes. He passed seventeen cars on the first lap.

 

[Fly03Z06]

Amazing...........chewing up and spitting out Porsches and Vipers, all before lunch. :devil:

 

[Patrick]

Watching helmet cam stuff for more than a short period of time is too tiring. No way can I watch that whole thing!

 

[crossfireorr]

Very impressive. Thanks

 

[Dan85Vette]

It's a cool teaser shot, reminds me of NFS Shift ps3 game, but I never use that angle because it's difficult to actually see.

 

[pb7148]

Nice 
:thumbsup:

 

[LeMansta']

Sick! What was that constant noise? Is that thing SC? That red ACR gave him a good run for his money on the two straights...they were both on it! Nice video. :thumbsup:

 

[MrVette83]

Sick! What was that constant noise? Is that thing SC? That red ACR gave him a good run for his money on the two straights...they were both on it! Nice video. :thumbsup:

Pretty sure it's just gears meshing in the transmission.

That is a pretty sick video. Though I'm gonna have to agree with Patrick, it'd be more watchable on a fixed mounting point.

Thanks for video.:thumbsup:

 

[BAD SS]

What was that constant noise?

Straight cut gears in the transmission.

Though I'm gonna have to agree with Patrick, it'd be more watchable on a fixed mounting point.

Videos from a fixed mount are boring. They don't show movement or convey the sense of speed that these cars are actually going. Plus, there's no way to get an angle like that video without it actually being mounted the way it is.