What a tool…
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Just picked up a FB post about Police questioning whether people should earn a living from 'photographers' on the Cat and Fiddle, saying it causes some to 'show off'
There was a comment about the 'Supercars of Alderley edge' roundabout and how very little is done by the Police there
There was a comment about the 'Supercars of Alderley edge' roundabout and how very little is done by the Police there
I actually dislike this type of behaviour on public roads... if you got the money to run a car like that, take it down to a track, and do whatever speeds and stunts you like.
Sadly it's how the RS3 is perceived these days, everytime i see one around these parts its being driven like the above video.......
Too many tools with beards and baseball caps own them now.
Just about every track I have been on in the last few years would black flag and boot you off for any driving like that. Most don't allow intentional drifting of any sort on open track days, rightly so IMHO.
TBH I blame Audi and the idiots they let review them. Complaining that the RS3 won't drift was only going to end up one way. They knew that rear axle was going to be used like that on the public road.
The way the torque suddenly shifted side to side is what I don't like about the 8Y, but to fair if he was in a proper RWD he would have been in the barrier facing backwards and most of them buy these things because they don't know what to do with the dangerous end of RWD with a diff and no TC.
That ******* türd can't even handle the car, he only knows what's been said it's able to do and thinks anyone can execute it. Surely that's a problem with many performance cars that are relatively easy to drive and make you feel confident, but it's sad for RS3 that it happens to be in the size and shape that appeals to rich young idiots who think they are above responsibilities.
