Where to motorpace in CT?

[A.Supertramp]

Anybody know where a decent road to motorpace is? Near the Southern Suburbs.

[TNT1]

Oh, f*&k me. The mother-grundies is gonna be all over you for even thinking of this.

[Lucky Luke.]

<br />Anybody know where a decent road to motorpace is? Near the Southern Suburbs.<br />

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As you leave simonstown on the way to Glencairn, the road is flat with a bump as you pass Red Hill. If you can get an SUV or 4x4 you can clear the bump at about 60. The section lasts about 3-4k's. Rinse, repeat.

 

Or, if you have someone to pace you, the road from the top of Smits down to Kommetjie is a good option - not much traffic, gradual downhill most of the way with a few bumps / uphill drags.

[ThaStig]

M3 between Tokai turnoff and Ladies Mile turnoff ..........now wait, step back and watch the storm of protests.

[Moriarty]

Motorpacing is a perfectly legitimate and effective way to training for racing in a fast bunch...........best road would be a nice peace of freeway or tollroad and use a motorbike rather than a car.....................

[Icycling]

ThaStig - don't give my circuit away - been using it for year, don't want to many others using it. Was going to take a rider but it is too cold!

[TNT1]

Motorpacing is a perfectly legitimate and effective way to training for racing in a fast bunch...........best road would be a nice peace of freeway or tollroad and use a motorbike rather than a car.....................

 

100% We use the extension of the N17 out towards Ermelo.

[Bos]

How about the oke that had his picture taken on the N1 that time

 

 

My racetrack is from bantry bay to clifton forth, its a bit short but they go slow enough to catch around those bends then you got to crank it..