L'Américain Austin Eacret parle des 38 heures de routes qu'il a fait pour traverser le continent nord-américain et participer aux Régates de Valleyfield
00:00No, it was a good day, we started off in the morning testing, we had an electrical failure, so the boat shut down on me, unfortunately, had to get towed in, but we had replacement parts, got it all fixed, so the first time actually doing some laps at speed at Valley Field for myself was in qualifying, so it was great, it really was.
00:25How fun it is to participate in that GP challenge with guys from the HRL?
00:30Oh, I love it, I love it, they're all extremely fast, extremely competitive, you can see that just with the lap times from qualifying, how close everyone is together, so it's an extremely competitive class, and it's great to be part of it with them.
00:48Is there any racetrack in the West Coast that look like here, Valley Field type?
00:54Yeah, so majority of all our races out on the West Coast are really large, sweeping turns, and so you can carry a lot more speed, so it is a little difficult for us getting set up and learning the tighter turns, but personally I love it, it definitely, it's a challenge to learn and grow from.
01:18We are from Seattle, Washington, that's over, is it about 38, 40 hours, something like that, so of course we traveled down to Alabama, did the race down there, then Madison, and then came up here.
01:37Absolutely, no, this is by far the greatest event I've ever attended, I've been racing for 18 years in 2.5 stock and everything, and just the crowd, the people, the town, everything, it's great to be part of this.
