XBMC contests that....

Or Adam Sandler.

So because you watched these races you know the driving dynamics and how the car would respond to each input?

There's a huge difference between watching and driving.

Guess someone doesn't like a nice set of headlights. :/

No, I'm not. But there is more to it than you know.

http://jalopnik.com/i-saw-this-pos…

Check out this link.

Better yet:

http://blog.caranddriver.com/yes-tony-stewa…

You don't know anything about these cars. The fact that you are comparing street cars and sprint cars shows how ignorant you are.

What's your driving experience? Have you ever autocrossed? Slide the back end out of a car? No? Come back when you have more experience.

Yes, the NORMAL persons instinct is to brake; which is usually the worst thing to do in car control situations.

And that's just a normal car with mods. Not a specifically designed race car meant for dirt ovals.

What driving experience do you have?

He's just ignorant to the mechanical workings of the car. They think that all cars work the exact same because they have a steering wheel and pedals.

Thank you!!

People have no idea how this car drives. Gunning his engine doesn't mean he meant to hit the guy! It's how those cars have to be driven.

You steer these cars with the throttle.

That was a racing accident.

Different perspective.

Caution speed is 40, but if you are behind you end up going faster.

FIA standards would make a lot of US tracks no longer useable. Not saying there isn't stuff to improve, but some tracks its just not possible.

The track has multiple configurations.

Do both! Get a cheaper simple reliable car. Then get a cheap Miata.

That's what I did; well tried. I went with a Spec Miata and decided to go racing.