Not fast at all. I'm new to track driving. But I've driven manuals all my life and can't comprehend why this technique is so difficult for me to learn. It's not the timing; it's syncing my foot placement in relation to the pedals.
2016 occasional track car and I’m struggling to perfect heel-toe downshifting.
My leg is too long for actual heel-toe with the pivot. My knee hits the steering column if I twist my leg counter-clockwise like that.
So I’ve been trying to get the ankle roll method to work, tilting the right side...
My kids might have something to say about that - weekend ice cream runs in the Mustang are one of their favorite traditions.
Ideally we'd keep the pony car and get a separate two-seater. A downstream competitor for the Miata or an upstream competitor for the Corvette. Either direction could be fun.