RE: Pure Driving Experiences: Crickhowell
Wednesday 3rd July 2013
Dunlop Tyres is keen to promote the idea of what it calls Pure Driving Experiences and has sent Steve Sutcliffe to the roadtesters' playground that is the B4560 out of Llangynidr and towards Crickhowell in South Wales. Now, Steve's giving away some trade secrets here because if it all looks rather familiar that's because it's starred as the backdrop upon which many a black line has been painted by the tyres of some press car or other in the hands of an eager young hack.
Pure Driving Experiences: Crickhowell
The second of Dunlop Tyres' sponsored videos takes in a very familiar stretch of Welsh tarmac
Harris lives not far away and you'll probably recognise it from some of his videos, 'that' hairpin a rite of passage for any aspiring roadtester. But it's more than one corner and the undulating, open and beautifully well-sighted road has all the ingredients needed to shake down both car and driver.
Over to Steve to tell us more.
Watch the video here.
Previous videos:
Dunlop Pure Driving Experiences: Hardknott Pass
Discussion
KrissJ said:
Well, that video is infinitely better than the first one. For a start, the car matches the road.
The only problem for me now is that I was all set to get a 2006 Mini Works GP, but after watching this I'm wondering whether I should try a Megane 250 instead?
A complete no brainer in my eyes. Heck, I'd even say a Clio 200 over the Mini is a no brainer!The only problem for me now is that I was all set to get a 2006 Mini Works GP, but after watching this I'm wondering whether I should try a Megane 250 instead?
Get yourself in a Megane 250 Cup, or a Megane 250 with the cup chassis and you'll probably wonder why you ever considered the Mini
Penneth said:
KrissJ said:
Well, that video is infinitely better than the first one. For a start, the car matches the road.
The only problem for me now is that I was all set to get a 2006 Mini Works GP, but after watching this I'm wondering whether I should try a Megane 250 instead?
A complete no brainer in my eyes. Heck, I'd even say a Clio 200 over the Mini is a no brainer!The only problem for me now is that I was all set to get a 2006 Mini Works GP, but after watching this I'm wondering whether I should try a Megane 250 instead?
Get yourself in a Megane 250 Cup, or a Megane 250 with the cup chassis and you'll probably wonder why you ever considered the Mini
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