I had an early 90's maxima that was a beast back in the day, when he pulled that last swerve I totally would have pit-maneuvered him and took off! (I'm not saying that would be right, regardless of what he did, but as long as no one else was around or in any danger, fuck it!)

I would be mighty tempted to do that, especially since I drive a tacoma with an ARB bull bar on the front. Sometimes it's just too hard to overcome that instinct of not hitting other cars.

When you arent driving with a woman in the car, nor in one that looses because of a Physics disadvantage. And especially NOT in heavy traffic.

(in all fairness, this has happened to me and ive truly considered using my truck as a battering ram.)

Near Durham, NC on I-40, I had some jackwagon in a Range Rover fly across all lanes of traffic after entering the highway, plant himself in the left lane and then smack on the brakes once he was in front of me. Since this was my first encounter with him, I couldn't have done anything to precipitate the incident. …

Tanner is in the McLaren.. he put up a picture from the driver's seat earlier today saying something along the lines of "today's office", then tagged Top Gear USA and History.

When you have a dash cam. If you rear end someone, it's your fault 99% of the time. Even with a dash cam, the police and insurance company may say that you shouldn't have been following so close behind. It's unfortunate but true.

I hope you're not referring to the false notion that MINIs are unsafe in accidents. As a MINI owner I've heard that crap from many people over the years and it's just plain not true. Go ahead and look up the crash test ratings if you don't believe me. In this case of late model Camry vs. R56 (as far as I can tell from…

A little curious, maybe. I'd be interested to see what would happen in a lifted-F250 vs. 90's Camry scenario. My guess is the Camry driver would end his day with having a treadmark tattoo on his neck.

You'd be at fault for the accident though. Following too closely / not in control of your vehicle.

If I were driving a Suburban or something, was alone in the car, and there wasn't any other people on the road, then, and only then, would it even cross my mind. In a GTA game it's one thing, but in real life everyone involved would be wrong in some way.

If I still had my old 79 Lincoln Town Car (miles and miles of powder blue sheet metal), I'd happily oblige these people.

I would agree, he already went head to head in a McLaren against a NASCAR car. I imagine he was impressed and would go that route again.

Absolutely it is... The lines for that were just exquisite.

The word of the (car) Lord, Amen.

Just give me back Imola period. Beyond all else he's done, I hate Bernie most for the disrespect he's shown that track. It has the rating needed to host a race, give it to them. And not even just because that's the track where Ayrton died. But that alone should be reason enough.

In Chao's defense, I don't think a guy with two DUI arrests is any good at steering much of anything.

People go nuts over the nearby Tail Of The Dragon, but I've always preferred the Cherohala Skyway.

TN116, the "Devil's Triangle", just north of the Tail of the Dragon and much less traffic. Took a leisurely cruise with the SLS last year.

No question it will be awesome to see, like it was seeing Heidfeld.

He is Michael Schumacher. These guys don't become who they are by halfassing anything they do. Cant find the article now but there was sometime back about how he drove his taxi to the airport after asking the taxi driver if he can have a go. And once in a lifetime opportunity. He won't half ass it.