Ashaman wrote:OK, I realize that driving styles vary by location, so keep in mind I am in the US, have never been to Greece, and know nothing of the driving styles there
There si NO race track in tha area of Athens (capital of Greece) except 1 which like cart track. Unfortunatelly some countries, like mine, dont have the luxuries that Britain or USA have, so even though your safety comments are respected, my only option if I decide to follow them is to buy a 20galon bucket of vazeline and shove the sh4rk deep in my a$$ since there is no way I can drive it anywhere in my country.
Had I got some racetracks next to me? yes I would explode all my adrenaline in track, but thats not a option for me or any other Athenian. The only proper race track is 600km away and I did drive there 2 weeks ago for the experience of it, but I cant do it on daily basis.
Its dangerous? yes, but its part of the joy even though it may be hard to be understood. Hell! Going to war with Iraq is more dangerous but some countries did go to war with Iraq nevertheless!
I do enjoy the sh4rk on daily basis on its limits in every way, period.
Last night a 911 turbo was next of me on the traffic light. Should I race it or play it "by the law" and "I am risking innocent lives" rules? Well, I raced it! and I LOVED IT! He didnt
