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Old 12-31-2006, 10:33 AM   #5 (permalink)
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I'd love to get my car on a big circle track, to see just how fast it'll go!

The track that nascar races on in mexico looks like fun too, it's a road race course (literally...they close down the streets and let them race around). I'd prefer something a bit smoother, at least in the beginning. I'd rather worry about getting my technique right than dealing with bumps.

I really don't drive my car anywhere near its potential, except for straight-line acceleration. I rarely reach over .73 lateral Gs. I've used braking to its full potential too.
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