>Americans think rollstart "racing" on the highway

ok

>>14112191
christ you made a thread for this?

ebin

>>14112191
Implying Europeans can afford an actual track day.

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>>14112228

>costs $200 minimum to drive around a track twice

>>14112228
europeans unironically can, american track days are ridiculously expensive

the real question is

>implying europeans can afford cars

>>14112191
>people think FWD is good

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The sad thing is... Places such as Europe love drag racing.

TopGear loved the Bugatti Veyron because it could go really fast in a straight-line and could be driven by even the dumbest of people with no driving talent what-so-ever.

Even japan does it.. all the time. in fact people are more likely to praise a car for extreme straight-line speed than one with extreme cornering. (Veyron, Mclaren F1, Hypercar speed-wars etc)

People brag about their Evos and Subaru Imprezas taking corners better than a Hellcat but at the end of the day those same people will then claim their Evo is better than a vette because they tuned it to 700 or 1000BHP and beat one.

Yea i knew this was bait or whatnot but just thought id give my $00.2 anyway.

>>14112239
costs the same

>http://www.msvtrackdays.com/

the only difference is the tracks are higher quality, but thats because they have a vastly larger userbase so there's more income.

>be not american
>be obsessed with americans

>>14112191
> he puts quotes around verbs to shitpost
Highschool tier

>>14112270
Congrats on being above the general /o/ intellect level.

No really

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>>14112245
>people think rwd is inherently good

>>14112270
>TopGear

opinion discarded

>>14112191
So where's your ebin track car op?