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I Drove a Ferrari Race Car On the Street, and It Was Horrible

I Drove a Ferrari Race Car On the Street, and It Was Horrible

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I drove a Ferrari F430 Challenge race car on the street. Here's what happened. jd rancho: Sometimes I can't help but wonder about Mr. DeMuro. The airjacks are standard practice on race cars, to get tire changes done in about a dozen seconds, obviously. The fuel filler necks are designed to be used with mating nozzles that push them open, with a man on each side at the same time, to fuel the car faster than the tire guys can do their job. GPS map and entertainment system, what for? It's a race car, on a race track. If you get lost or bored, you shouldn't be racing. And that washer fluid bag? Yeah, my sixties T-bird has one, they are light=weight, and cheaper to manufacture than plastic containers.
Date: 2019-10-25

Comments and reviews: 9


And THAT is why I missed the best investment of my life by NOT buying a 250 GTO in 1967 for 6000. No deadening, plastic sliding windows, aluminum floors. The same cables to open the doors that don't lock. I didn't mind the noise because I was 18. Not pretty inside like street Ferraris. But I had no idea what it was so I didn't buy it. But Doug has shown why I didn't buy it. Still, if I knew the future I would have bought it and be rich today.
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James May stayed in a Vantage race car to find the best driving roads. Not a car I can imagine has a harder suspension than a Vantage race car. Just search it up, he was wet that's how hot it was. When he stepped out he couldn't just walk normally, that's how harshly the ride quality is. I bet if he found a gun in the car he would have used it along the way.
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that built in AirJack system is awesome I see you actually were able to get into this RACE car but couldn't get into a street legal pos saleen s7. This was actually Doug's interview video for a ferarri sales job. What really did him in was when he said he'd rather be in an STI than the car. At least you can treat an STI: -D
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And this is by racecar standards still a quite comfy car, you have padding in the seat, a hole in the window, and paddleshifters: D imagine no brakeservo, straight cut gearbox, solid plastic windows and a tillet carbon fibre seat: D man i hope i never get to drive some shit like that on the road.
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American roads. Tax funded funded and government operated. And theyre a joke. Like everything gov operated tax funded. Lemme get a 20k toilet seat and a 70k table. Look over here not there. Oh you need a 4x4 to drive down our roads. Its the most expensive per mile in the world So proud.
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This. This. THIS. 2nd. On Ferrari. there's only a few exceptional models that offers desirable comfort. These pure bred exotics are manufactured for those who live for the thrill of racing, comfort comes second to the idea of the thrill of winning the race.
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Doug: I'll show you all the quarks of this car. Here's an up quark and here's a down quark. And over here under the dashboard is a charm quark Look in the trunk and you'll find the strangest quark of all, a strange quark
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Race cars rarely rule public roads. They are pieces of art, the same way we don't use a da Vinci as a bed spread, we don't take out the cabriolet when it's raining, unless we change something; the roof. Speed vs comfort 1-0.
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You would think that while their racing they would want to be cooled down so they can focus better. Is it not possible to put an air conditioning in that without losing some of the cars performance?
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