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Originally Posted by pehtren
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it seems that BMWs were going with no trouble around the track, were they any good 
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Yes, no big troubles actually. traction control was usually helpfull for tricky situations and even if the Audis and Impreza were of course faster (no timed laps anyway), the BMW can always go around a corner in a very nice way
The M5 actually had some problems because those tires were not really that good. The owner just bought it a bit before winter and the winter tires were already mounted on the original wheels, so he just put them on when the time came, to discover they don't provide much grip LOL!
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Originally Posted by Darkel
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Originally Posted by ARMAN
and where is your BMW drifting???   |
Tracks are for pussies, "driftmaster" TT uses to drifting on open roads near lamborghini dealers 
Great set of pics, once again; a perfect config would have been the sun in the other direction so that it would've been possible to see the rims instead of the tires ... but I'm quibbling |
LOL, actually there were some better spots than the ones I used, but as you know, the sun is a stubborn and always goes where he wants, so I had to comply
As for my drift on open road, must have been an illusion: to powerslide on open road is not safe
