Nicoli35

great stuff! thanks for sharing!

paradocs98

Congrats! More 911 owners should hit the track--it allows you to see what the car is truly capable of, and, in time, it makes you a better driver on the street as well. For a lot of us this first taste of the track starts us down the slippery and expensive slope of more and more trackdays, frequent tire and brake pad replacement, etc.. I guess it beats gambling or expensive golf trips to Scotland.

And as for the coworker's comment above, after a season or two of track time, you'll be driving rings around his "stallion."

paradocs98

I agree. The FF is a crime against nature. The V12 sounds sublime, but the car reminds me of Ace and Gary's ride:

kosmo

thats funny considering I know soo many F car owners who track P cars.

anyway, your car is extremely capable. take avantage of the platform and learn the curves and accelerate hard out of the curves. This is where you'll have an advantage over most cars. forget about the straights. the nerves are on the curves!

handful

Thanks for sharing....did the 991turbo s have a chance to spar a bit with the f12? Tracking your car can be addictive, but a rewarding one at that.

PasPar2

I have been to 10+ track days in the NE and never have I seen a single Fcar. its always 85% porsches 14% BMWs and a nissan or honda peppered in. Cool to see the F cars in action.

Zohan

Same guy brought both turbo s and f12. It looked like he just got them and it was his first time on the track.

Powereng

Thanks for sharing, looks like a fun time.

widers911

Great pics! check out that yellow ferrari f12 in the background...

Zohan

The guy who owns it is 6' 6" and many of you know his name

MKW

and from North Carolina, whose license plates say " First In Flight " , hint hint

djskimo

old post. But I am eager to know who y'all talking about!!

Zohan

Hint

aml161

Hmm... so he takes shrooms to go faster....

John's 991

Zohan, good for you! I always like to see folks taking their nice cars, Porsche's, Ferrari's, Aston's, or whatever. They are so capable, and there is no way to reasonably explore what the car's can do on the street. Well, perhaps not for more than a minute or two.

I would say that a stock F430 is faster than a stock CS2, but the big variable is how well and how aggressively they are driven. I remember being on track with a race prepared F430 on r-compound tires and coming out of a corner that I took well and being WOT and he went right past me down the straight. Very impressive.

But I have certainly passed more than have passed me over the last couple of years as most Ferrari owners don't push their cars to their full potential.