RE: LaFerrari at the 'ring: Time For Tea?

RE: LaFerrari at the 'ring: Time For Tea?

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snowley

183 posts

127 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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I think its brilliant too.

And to be relaxed enough to let your mate drive is great. I wish I had a mate like that.....

exceed

454 posts

177 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Awesome video, I love it when people drive my cars (sensibly).

Nice to see that others like to share the joy as well!

GCH

3,992 posts

203 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Enjoyed that as much as his monza video a few months back.
Great to see one being used and enjoyed

scubadude

2,618 posts

198 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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GFWilliams said:
This is a video of my passenger lap... a bit more committed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vs66uoWnVSU
Nice- "on it" sums that up :-)

At least on the video- he didn't give some of the more mundane cars he was passing much leeway and he was deep into the braking areas sometimes- not sure I'd be that confident in the abilities/vision of other drivers with "my" LaFerrari!


Off to M&S to get a Geography teacher top in homage...

Nezquick

1,461 posts

127 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Kawasicki said:
Is this the sort of thing that pistonheads wants to promote?
^^^
Is this the sort of person Pistonheads wants? wink

soad

32,903 posts

177 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Toilet Duck said:
Genuine question, why is the steering wheel square? Is it "because race car" or is there some other explanation? I've only driven one vehicle with a non-round steering wheel and it was a mates Westfield (flat bottom steering wheel) on an airfield hooning day. I hated it because when the back stepped out and you had to start grabbing opposite lock, the flat bit kept catching me out as I was reaching for where a round wheel would be and finding nothing wobble

bubney72

1,103 posts

154 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Friggin Superbo!

Rawwr

22,722 posts

235 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Toilet Duck said:
I hated it because when the back stepped out and you had to start grabbing opposite lock, the flat bit kept catching me out as I was reaching for where a round wheel would be and finding nothing wobble
Real men only touch the sides.

This was not meant to sound sexual.

911Thrasher

2,573 posts

200 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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same group of guys were having fun with a the LaF, CGT and 918 the previous day at Spa

A good bunch of friendly petrolheads often seen at Silverstone and Spa (goldtrack days) - and they can drive the hell out of their cars!

They do also wear helmets at times ahahahah

Edited by 911Thrasher on Thursday 26th March 15:00

Matt Bird

1,450 posts

206 months

PH Reportery Lad

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Guvernator said:
Kawasicki said:
Is this the sort of thing that pistonheads wants to promote?
A guy clearly having fun with his mate, enjoying his £1m LaFerrari at the Ring when most are being locked away in air conditioned garages? Are you sure you are on the right website?

As for me I'm going to say massive respect to the guy for using his LaFerrari as intended and even more so for laughing off a potentially disastrous tank slapper from his mate. If I had the means, I'd be doing the same.

As for the LaFerrari, that noise as it revs to 9000rpm is amazing, sorry but the McLaren P1 doesn't even come close for audio drama IMO. Secondly I know it has 900bhp but that acceleration is astonishing, he was passing some of those cars like they were stood still.
Wot he sed ^^^^

Toilet Duck

1,329 posts

186 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Rawwr said:
Toilet Duck said:
I hated it because when the back stepped out and you had to start grabbing opposite lock, the flat bit kept catching me out as I was reaching for where a round wheel would be and finding nothing wobble
Real men only touch the sides.

This was not meant to sound sexual.
I feel dirty frown

405dogvan

5,328 posts

266 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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unsprung said:
Do most at the 'ring go without a helmet?
It depends on the session - I forget the terminology but it's just a public toll road a lot of the time and helmets are not required during those sessions - however I believe they're required or at least 'recommended' during 'private' sessions (e.g. trackdays or private testing)

Greg_D

6,542 posts

247 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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TIGA84 said:
Manuma.

There's a vid of him in his RS6 at the ring as well.

Search his other stuff, FXX, Enzo etc etc.

I think his Dads' got a few quid and he's not a bad peddler either.

Like a classier, more discreet, more stylish, more talented TaxTheRich if you will.
not daddy money (although his dad does have a few quid), it's Dan Bilzerian. poker player. self made

iloveboost

1,531 posts

163 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Fastra said:
Lad having fun in his car, in safe environment, driving it how it's intended...!

GOOD GOD NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!


rolleyes
I FOR ONE WILL NOT STAND FOR THIS! All of this talk of 'having fun' on a track at the furry polar bears expense! Have you seen how cute they are? You're killing them one by one with your LaFerrari, just like they kill seals. DAM YOU ALL TO H**L! biggrin

TIGA84

5,208 posts

232 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Greg_D said:
not daddy money (although his dad does have a few quid), it's Dan Bilzerian. poker player. self made
It simply isn't.

PowerslideSWE

1,116 posts

139 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Greg_D said:
not daddy money (although his dad does have a few quid), it's Dan Bilzerian. poker player. self made
Who is American and not italian and does not look like the guy driving the LaF. I think you are wrong.

TIGA84

5,208 posts

232 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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405dogvan said:
It depends on the session - I forget the terminology but it's just a public toll road a lot of the time and helmets are not required during those sessions - however I believe they're required or at least 'recommended' during 'private' sessions (e.g. trackdays or private testing)
I've been going since '99 at least twice a year and I've never worn one - personal preference really and depending on what you're in/session, but the Touristfahren sessions never have any stipulation.

They don't make you wear one in the Taxi and that doesn't hang about - come to think of it I've never seen anyone offered one either.

TIGA84

5,208 posts

232 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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gareth29 said:
Give me Tax the Rich any day, at least its entertaining!!
Then you are on the wrong forum chum.

Si_man306

458 posts

186 months

Thursday 26th March 2015
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Just amazing- the acceleration, stability and downforce of that thing.

Oh and cahoonas the size of footballs to do that on the wet at the ring. Electronic aids or not.

I thought the slides were pretty neat to be fair, especially on the bumpy cambers those corners throw at you.

Ah...and like that, no car I ever own will be fast enough!


to3m

1,226 posts

171 months

Friday 27th March 2015
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snowley said:
I think its brilliant too.

And to be relaxed enough to let your mate drive is great. I wish I had a mate like that.....
Don't be downhearted. I'm sure many of your friends would be happy to drive your Ferrari.