The track session in question is the Audi-Sport.net designated session at Audi Driver international.
I knew all but one person on the track, and we all knew each others cars.
There was months worth of banter building up to it, and many things were said and promised in the heat of the moment. So yes, the people who were trying really were trying. For the pride of their respective camps. And I was such a ***** ***** that EVERYONE wanted to pass me, and I don't blame them I was a massive piece about the whole thing before hand.
What happened has happened, and as always the victor (me) has over exasperated the story and the losers (S3 boys) have said they weren't trying or that it would have been different in the wet. Who cares, it was two years ago. I was just trying to use what was an incredibly care free, low cost and rewarding experience to validate my opinion on what why an A3 is a better toy for Marty than an S3.
New cars, new year, different conditions and more experienced drivers, I can't wait for the next one.
The topic of what is better, Haldex or 2wd will never end as long as I have an ********. Because it is all a matter of personal opinion, and budget.
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My point stands STILL, the better car for what Marty wants is an A3. Because as I said he could buy a ready to go daily drivable A3 with all the right mods (such as mine, or VAGWHORES) to be a capable and competitive track day car for the same money as he could buy a standard S3.
It would cost him less to buy, less to insure, less to maintain, less to fuel, less to tax, less to drive on a daily basis and still look smart and reward him for his work arguably just as well as the equivalent S3 which costs more than double. And he wouldn't be financially ruined so would have money to actually use the car for its intended purpose.
Which lets face it, is the reason nobody has made a PROPER S3 track car, because it is too much of an investment and too much of a compromise for an amateur track day enthusiast when there are better options available for half the price. And the car itself is too compromised for a more competitive track day user to convert to a dedicated track car when given the alternatives.
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LOL SK, you are so fickle. I guess Prawn is the most moronic of the lot of us.
A track day is NOT a family event, there is no more or less spectator security at ADI than at a touring car race. So back in your box love. You go on track knowing the risks, if you want to be a pussy then join the parade lap with the children and virgins.
what video are you watching?! you start at the front, get wasted by prawn, and then thats it, no where to be seen. you didnt catch up with the back runners, because prawn only just managed it on the last lap.
you really are deluded.
Just so sum up as well; reading through the first page it is all very nice and factual with some sedate banter up until this post. Arguing something which had been clearly proven in a video posted just a few posts up. You knew it would wind me up, so you can't rattle my cage and then make out like its all my fault when I bark back.