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I would love to shoot at Road America one day...at one time had aspirations of driving there too...
For the racing images, shoot slower, its fun to shoot at 2.8, but those work best when there is a reason to shoot wide open, looking head on to the car with an interesting background, or mid corner fully loaded from a good angle...but when the cars are on track and you see them from the side, the shutter speed is so fast it makes them look parked. There is no action or tension in those. Particularly in #4.
In your pan...nothing is sharp. Start faster than that. When I first started out, I started panning at 1/160 and went down from there as I got better. 1/13...that is hard to pull off and have it look good. Its also very centered, for that shot itself, its too centered. And you will also find that your gear needs to be clean when shooting slow pans, you end up at smaller apertures, which makes all of the dust spots shot up!
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