Stephen Moore wrote: > > Keith Whaley wrote: > > > You could not be a Juan Fangio, or a Nuvolari (!) > > You're showing your age, sir...
And proudly so! <smile> Those were the days of raw racing, and tough race-car drivers. I'll drop the subject on that note, but these two men alone represented just about the finest race-driving skills it's possible to have, using cars that were so "twitchy" a number of present day drivers would not be able to just get in and drive them. To drive what they regularly drove at 10 tenths, was possible by a mere handful of drivers world wide. > > but if you drive sanely, it ought to be a ton of fun! > > Yes, but the sense of self-satisfaction is greater > when driving sanely in a car capable of insanity, no? Yessir! Just knowing you have something like that under the hood and a race-tuned chassis is a tremendous source if inner smiles! > Anybody race these things? > > Stephen Suicide mission! keith whaley
