Drifting is nice and pretty and artful, but you don't see it in many top-tier racing series because it can also be kinda slow. Unless you're in a gargantuan beast of an Australian V8 Supercar, and it's raining. Because then it's like Michelangelo placed his blessing upon speed itself.

I was just thinking; has there been any non-Subaru attempt at the Isle of Man course?

I don't see how anything's going to beat this.

Does this count?

I think people are still buying them.

A movie about cars, or a fap-fest for Jalops? You decide.

Why not get a Legacy GT wagon or it's taller brother Outback XT like mine. Manual, awd, and turbo. Plus plenty of room to haul all your crap.

Toyota Hilux, Arctic Edition!

Lada Niva.

No Shawshank Redemption?

Nope, because he's Ukrainian.

Maybe it is you proximity, but i think of it as easily as pretty as Monaco or Laguna Seca. When I have made the drive past the Autodromo (i was mistakenly thinking of the word estrella) from Ericeira to Cascais or Lisboa (only a few times while visiting) I pass by and marvel about how close it is to so many wonderful…

Where ever one of these is to be found.

Shibetsu Race track in Northern Japan - Just look at it!

What? No love for Phillip Island??

Im suprised no one mentioned Miller Motorsports Park out in Utah. Has the Rocky Mountains in the background on a very challenging course.

Aztec II

hahah, moral of the story: enthusiasts are never happy.

/ industry: have an insight ( first gen)
/enthusiasts: FU we want more interior space
/ industry: have a prius
/ enthusiasts: FU, we want a manual transmission
/ industry: have a crz
/ enthusiasts: FU we want more power
/ industry: have a supercharged crz
/ enthusiasts: FU focus ST is better