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I wrote so much, and you try to discredit me simply based on the semantics of ONE word? lmao wow, quit while you're ahead, bud. You're right, I have no idea what a track day is... you know, I just frequent Nurburgring because there's a bomb ass McDonald's up that way :headbonk:Race? Who the heck is talking about racing? None of those cars we are discussing are legal to be road raced on any series (even amateur ones like NASA and SCCA).
We are talking about the ONLY place where you can legally enjoy the handling and performance of these cars "as sold" - on a track day. Not race. Not illegal street driving. But a safe organized track day.
And every year more and more people take their showroom stock cars to the track to have fun, learn, get faster.
The fact that you talk about "racing" means you have no idea what we are talking about here. Race cars are race cars - different topic, different planet. High performance cars suitable for driving on track is the topic.
A SS1LE, Corvette Grand Sport, Porsche Cayman or 911, BMW M2/M3/M4, etc can all be driven safely and enjoyably on track for season after season after season. Many people do that, and I instruct many of them. Some go on to acquire a race car or rent one, if they want to race.
The fact that there is no Mustang GT in existence or planned, with the proper cooling package to allow it to be driven on track without overheating is a shame. A real shame that Ford is choosing not to have a proper option.
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