[Ron61]

ZZMAC,

A couple of spin outs on the track, and one near wreck by a rubbernecker that was beside me and kept coming closer and closer until I finally got his attention and he jerked his car back into his lane. I was on a bridge and had no place to get off the road as he came into my lane. Also these cars will not drive like any other car you have driven. I have always said I think all people who haven't driven one should take a drivers course if they are close enough to a race track to do so. And as stated above a couple of times. you must keep your attention on what you are doing and what is going on around you at ALL times. Take it easy for the first hundred miles or so and take the car out to a deserted area if you have one where you can ease into how it handles and everything as they all have their little quirks.I am fortunate that I have several miles of paved road out across some low mountains and desert that hardly ever see a car so I use that for every new car I get.

Ron