Here's at it again! In a 911R
#16
Drifting
If you do some research on the owner, you will very soon learn that his car collection is rather vast. Laferrari, Zonda, 6x6, Lusso, RS ++++++ the list goes on and on.
The owner is a ridiculously talented driver. Kudos to him for using his cars. By the same token, people would criticize if they saw a photo of epic cars unused through winter inside of a garage.
Follow Powerslidelover on instagram; you will be entertained
The owner is a ridiculously talented driver. Kudos to him for using his cars. By the same token, people would criticize if they saw a photo of epic cars unused through winter inside of a garage.
Follow Powerslidelover on instagram; you will be entertained
So bottom line
Rare car being talently, handled by a .001%er. Most unique.
Thanks again for the reply to the initial Q!!
He be "CoolR".
#17
Three Wheelin'
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I just don't understand the point... no disrespect intended.
Why not use a more appropriate 911 for the conditions? A Turbo S or Targa 4S could even be cool. With the right tires obviously. You can still get it sideways and go 'hooning' and have a blast...... but yet have AWD traction should you want or need it otherwise. And these models are far more available and reasonably priced as compared to an R that are listed for sale at silly prices.
It almost reeks of a rich guy just saying "I got a 911R and I will drive it in ridiculous conditions just because I can..."
Also having 10 other cars next to it to choose from and replace/upgrade/fix with no care of the financial impact.
Was that a bit harsh? Not intending to be a hater.
Why not use a more appropriate 911 for the conditions? A Turbo S or Targa 4S could even be cool. With the right tires obviously. You can still get it sideways and go 'hooning' and have a blast...... but yet have AWD traction should you want or need it otherwise. And these models are far more available and reasonably priced as compared to an R that are listed for sale at silly prices.
It almost reeks of a rich guy just saying "I got a 911R and I will drive it in ridiculous conditions just because I can..."
Also having 10 other cars next to it to choose from and replace/upgrade/fix with no care of the financial impact.
Was that a bit harsh? Not intending to be a hater.
I know who the guy is and I posted it in the past and his friend asked me to remove his info. I didn't want to post it again for respect but you can look him up, but I have to say he's good, check his videos on YouTube sliding around the 'ring.
#18
The guy is freaking good behind the wheel, and he's enjoying his car and not at C&O
#20
Please don't get me wrong. Communicating complex 'thoughts' can be challenging in text. I think Deacon did a better job.
It DOES absolutely look like a blast. But I could argue the feeling of how fun it is could be just the same while in a different model. So why such a rare one? What's the point? I ask sincerely.
It DOES absolutely look like a blast. But I could argue the feeling of how fun it is could be just the same while in a different model. So why such a rare one? What's the point? I ask sincerely.
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Because Steve McQueen didn't give a rats a** what kind of weather he drove his Porsche or Ferrari in nor should we. This bubble-wrapping collector crap is for the birds. The air can't come out of this bubble soon enough IMO.
#22
Three Wheelin'
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I was going to say he chose those road conditions to reduce tire wear, but then I see he can afford tires. So I guess he is just enjoying his ride! :-)
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But hey.... to each his own I guess.
#27
I liked the video. The actual speeds looked to in the 30-50 KPH range, you did get a couple of looks at the speedo and gear indicator. So this was not a 'high speed' run, from my perspective. The road looked like it had good saftey guard rails. All in good fun for me.
#28
Race Director
First of all, 911R is not "rare".. and even if it were, he's one of the few who is actually using it as Porsche engineers intended... up to and past its limit.. not staring at it in a garage.
As long as the world keeps buying sunglasses, which they will, He should have enough $$$$ to cover the tires and buy a whole tire company if he wants to LOL.
Forget the finances, it's all relative.. focus on his skill. catch the video of him drifting his 1960's gullwing 300SL up a mountain pass.. really cool stuff, evocative of old Mille Miglia movies.
https://instagram.com/p/BKbabL7BvGd/
His Instagram is almost on par with Chris Harris in terms of driving.. at times even better.. Harris never drifted a LaFerrari around the Nurburgring at insane speeds.
https://instagram.com/p/BLwRVLQB8tv/
Funniest quote of his" I am lucky that mileage is counted with the front wheels".. LOL! Sense of humor is pretty spot on
https://instagram.com/p/BK3vkiZBw7z/
As long as the world keeps buying sunglasses, which they will, He should have enough $$$$ to cover the tires and buy a whole tire company if he wants to LOL.
Forget the finances, it's all relative.. focus on his skill. catch the video of him drifting his 1960's gullwing 300SL up a mountain pass.. really cool stuff, evocative of old Mille Miglia movies.
https://instagram.com/p/BKbabL7BvGd/
His Instagram is almost on par with Chris Harris in terms of driving.. at times even better.. Harris never drifted a LaFerrari around the Nurburgring at insane speeds.
https://instagram.com/p/BLwRVLQB8tv/
Funniest quote of his" I am lucky that mileage is counted with the front wheels".. LOL! Sense of humor is pretty spot on
https://instagram.com/p/BK3vkiZBw7z/
Last edited by CAlexio; 01-16-2017 at 07:37 PM.
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Certainly more interesting than watching Salomondrin and his crew driving up and down the streets of BH and WH...