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Originally Posted by Grip Addict
Because you mention polarized glasses.
Early in my track day classroom sessions, when I still had to attend them, I remember something that stuck with me.
Polarized sunglasses make it harder for you to notice fluids on track. Same applies for roads, but you would be going slower and in theory driving less at anger.
Just something to think about.
I say this, and roll around with polarized Oakleys as my go to driving sunglasses.
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In ‘THE PORSCHE PERFORMANCE DRIVING HANDBOOK’ Vic Elford writes how he’d never race with sunglasses on.
It does look as though 917 and 962 used a transparent visor or upper tinted windshield to use for moments when the sun was blinding - but I’m not certain.