993C4 at the 'Ring
#3
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We discussed it here: https://rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/851345-another-short-993-nordschleife-video.html
#5
He certainly knows what he is doing.
And the Karussel really *is* that bumpy
And the Karussel really *is* that bumpy
#6
Not mine.
*Warning* - this footage contains a brown trouser moment.
Nürburgring Nordschleife - Porsche 993 vs 997 GT3 RS - YouTube
*Warning* - this footage contains a brown trouser moment.
Nürburgring Nordschleife - Porsche 993 vs 997 GT3 RS - YouTube
#7
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#10
Burning Brakes
#11
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There are others out there who want to drive the Ring that do not want their cars rolled up into a ball of steel. It may be a race track, but it is not a race. Maybe have different sessions for different driving styles.
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#13
Drifting
Look at the ring taxi drivers, they push those M5s and get sideways...and you are not wearing helmet or 5point harness. Being on the track is risky business, but so is life.
#14
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As long as that guy has deep pockets to pay for damages for the guy he runs into, fine. I and many others would worry. Racing is one thing. That is not a race. There are some really interesting pics of some major pile-ups where one or two idiots really going at it caused it all. If they think they are so fast, enter a race series.
Back on topic. Those are always fun to watch.
#15
Drifting
It probably would be more fun and safer if it was DE style (which they do), but that would take away from the experience as well.
I was amazed that how the Ring operates on open days the way it does. This would never work in US and it makes me upset a bit.
Last edited by NYC993; 03-03-2015 at 07:36 PM.