Driving someone elses car on track
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bending your mates p&j on track??
I think its the fastest way to losae a mate after being caught up to your back wheels in his Mrs.
If you cant aford to mend it dont risk bending it.
I drove a mates 964RS home from the tunnel once..shat myself the whole way and I was only driving to Surrey!
I think its the fastest way to losae a mate after being caught up to your back wheels in his Mrs.
If you cant aford to mend it dont risk bending it.
I drove a mates 964RS home from the tunnel once..shat myself the whole way and I was only driving to Surrey!
GaryST220 said:
A friend of mine has told me I can take his car up Santa Pod in 2 weeks time and round the Nurburgring in April, I've told him I won't because if I wrap his 20k car I can't pay him back. He's insistent its ok but I think I'll stay in the passenger seat.
What would you do?
Depends, What would you do?
What kind of car is it?

I would only be comfortable with someone driving my car if they had previous experience in that particular car. I bought my current car off my best mate and so would be happy for him to drive it on track, but currently he is in the same position as the OP and cannot afford to pay for it if it all goes a bit Pete Tong. (Albeit on a £2k car, not £20k)
Likewise, I would not want to drive anybody elses car that I didn't have previous experience of.
Likewise, I would not want to drive anybody elses car that I didn't have previous experience of.
Edited by Kozy on Friday 23 January 14:33
I let my mate drive my TVR Chimaera 450 at Brands yesterday in the rain on a you bend it you mend it basis. Second lap end of the straight changed into 3rd too early, locked back wheels, hit the armco, results below. He now has a bill for close on 2 grand, I dont have a car for a month or so. Never again. Think on!!!






changingman said:
I let my mate drive my TVR Chimaera 450 at Brands yesterday in the rain on a you bend it you mend it basis. Second lap end of the straight changed into 3rd too early, locked back wheels, hit the armco, results below. He now has a bill for close on 2 grand, I dont have a car for a month or so. Never again. Think on!!!
Sorry to see that and hope it gets sorted. I know an extreme example where friends of 30+ years are no longer speaking over a £500 incident at a track day!Jonny
BaT
jleroux said:
changingman said:
I let my mate drive my TVR Chimaera 450 at Brands yesterday in the rain on a you bend it you mend it basis. Second lap end of the straight changed into 3rd too early, locked back wheels, hit the armco, results below. He now has a bill for close on 2 grand, I dont have a car for a month or so. Never again. Think on!!!
Sorry to see that and hope it gets sorted. I know an extreme example where friends of 30+ years are no longer speaking over a £500 incident at a track day!Jonny
BaT
changingman said:
I let my mate drive my TVR Chimaera 450 at Brands yesterday in the rain on a you bend it you mend it basis. Second lap end of the straight changed into 3rd too early, locked back wheels, hit the armco, results below. He now has a bill for close on 2 grand, I dont have a car for a month or so. Never again. Think on!!!



I don't know my TVRs very well, but that looks more than £2000 to me? It would be with my car...


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