[C_A_Braun]

Is there really a demand for this type of thing in Vegas? I doubt it but whatever.

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[Cold Warrior]

Tsk. "Porsh."

[EA]

I would like to have an instructor job to get to drive these cars at their limits, BUT, I see how other people drive and I don't want to die at the hands of some idiot.

[ScoopLV]

Driving these cars at their limit is a physically and mentally draining activity.

Having an understanding of physics doesn't help matters. A 60mph crash into an abutment or similar is roughly the same as pulling a "Thelma and Louise" off a four-story parking garage. Thanks, but no thanks.

I like motorsports -- autocross.

[Erratikmind]

I'd track my 991 there. Miss going to Thunder Hill back in CA to track our cars. Hopefully, this is an option.

[ScoopLV]

Originally Posted by Erratikmind

I'd track my 991 there. Miss going to Thunder Hill back in CA to track our cars. Hopefully, this is an option.

Just drive toward Area 51 -- there are sections of the Alien Highway that are so deserted, you'd be able to see the cop on the horizon before they could put a laser on you.

I'm planning on driving my little toy to Deadwood and back this summer. Plenty of sections of road with next to nobody on them, the route I plan to take.

I'd like to have access to a track -- alone. I simply don't trust Las Vegans enough to share a track with them.

[EA]

I work construction. I know a thing or two about exhaustive work.
Driving a fast car fast does take a lot of work, but the neck and arms have it the worst. My neck is pretty much solid muscle. I usually take the power steering out of my cars, so, the forearms are good too.
The physics of driving fast are awesome. I love testing out my car to see what it can do, and what it does when I do X.