Dan!
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Or drive a Lotus, much the same! Carlimits original instructor and founder is/was a Lotus champion driver and saw a gap in the market with all the Lotus drivers claiming to have hit a patch of diesel every time it rained.
North Weald Car Limits training day
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Or drive a Lotus, much the same! Carlimits original instructor and founder is/was a Lotus champion driver and saw a gap in the market with all the Lotus drivers claiming to have hit a patch of diesel every time it rained.
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I actually think it would be more entertaining in a Lotus, or something else lighter and lower and more readily repairable than a Maserati or an Aston. I did think at the time how hateful my old GTS would have been - the brakes would have packed up after the first few 'learning how to brake' sessions, and I dread to think what close-on 2-tons of spinning Italian metal would have done to the tyres. Fine when you don't drive like a chump, but when you're abusing the car through lack of experience there's an ar5e-twitch twinge of fear associated with it.
GeoffCapes
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If I can find one I’d fit in I would!
Actually that’s a lie. I fit in an Evora. Lovely cars.
I got into an Exige but took 20 minutes getting out.
Maybe I should try and Elise and keep the roof off!
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Get one without a roof. At least your hair won't get wet.