My ‘06 agrees with everything youve said.

“Robert E. Lee” came in second.

Dude drives a modified Hummer with an air horn and chants USA, he doesn’t give a fuck.

Oh my god that is totally a thing I’m going to do.

Why buy a new Suzuki when you can buy this five year-old salvaged Aprilia!

Leh Keen would also be pretty capable. He knows a bit about slippery conditions:

That guy who drove that formula like car on the ring. While the track was covered in snow.

You mean the thing they said they aren’t doing?

Get the guy who bombed around in that diesel citroen for like 8 years to get sub 10 to do it

walter rohrl has quite a few laps in too.

I think it is easier for an experienced Ring driver to adapt to the one:1 than for Robert Servanski to learn the Ring.

Walter Rohrl has probably driven that course more than Sabine.

On nearly any other track, I’d say stick with the person who has driven the car most, but the Ring is a whole thing in itself. You can learn Silverstone or Spa in a day, not the Ring. And I imagine the penalties for making a mistake in a $3million dollar Megawatt car, on a track that was made before WWII are fairly…

Marc Basseng would be another choice - at least 25 VLN endurance wins at the ‘Ring, and he’s set records in a number of different cars (Pagani, Ferrari and Maserati), so he's quick.

I was worried you might not be able to come up with an AppleCar image, so I made one. :)

Congratulations, Mr. McMike, on COTD! I would like to gift you with a 1966 Chevy Impala which this lovely lady will deliver as soon as she finds the floor mats for it.

I got this! Next question, please.

Lol. You should've seen how hard it was to pick the color on my ACR... THAT was hard. And still, so little empathy...

Bah, they couldn’t even quote my 911 TurboS.

the mustang is the florida of cars.