With one minute per hole of "actually playing golf" on a 6700yd course, I'd be able to finish a round of golf in under 20 minutes driving that thing.

My favorite thing to see there are the combis and minvans loaded with two or three vomiting kids strapped in safety seats, dad white-knuckling the steering wheel, and a screaming mom in the passenger seat.

If you can't find a place to to poop, just shit right in the middle of turn two. Everyone will miss it...

Been there many times, and you can often find a fair number of well known drivers from the Charlotte area getting seat time there before road course races in the Sprint Cup series.

I have a good friend and former NASCAR driver who is in negotiations with the bank and mortgage holder of Rockingham right now. He and his partners are absolutely serious about bringing back racing there.

Is the Alfa now in TX or still over here in Germany? If it is still over here, I can drive it for you and work out all the kinks on my free weekends. :-)

Good luck. Stef. Drive the wheels off that thing!

Not that I would have any knowledge of this, but de-restriced in the US, that car will do almost exactly 212mph, stock.

I actually wonder if some of these bad BBB reports aren't from disgruntled taxi drivers just trying to stir shit and cause problems.

I second your rant.

I'm at least twice your age, so the words "multi-player" didn't exist thirty years ago unless it meant getting your ass in a real car and actually driving it against some one you knew.

Yes +1 to everything written here. Out of the park again, Stef.

Stef, it was absolute sloppy carnage yesterday.

Running a GT3 Cup car is not economically viable in any sort of way. Even if if the shells were free...which they are not.

Trust me, there is nothing economically viable about GT3 Cup racing. Even if shells were free...which they are definitely not.

That is the one "hanging" in the MB Museum, correct? You really don't get a sense of scale of that thing until you see it in person.

Easy: The Nut Wagon

I know a member of the Dutch royal family, and Bugatti owner, that has a personal parking garage outside of Amsterdam that contains over 200 vehicles of which he can select from daily, should he choose not to be driven by his staff.

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