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[QUOTE=Icy J;9677803]This?
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Yeah, they maybe good drivers, skill-wise, but they have very little margin for error. They may think they are so good that accidents won't ever happen to them. But it only take a slight mistake or a little understeer here or there for them to screw up...and if they drive like that frequently, then eventually a crash will happen. Which is why it's best to do this stuff on track and not on public roads, at least you won't endanger yourself to others...which goes back to the question of getting a decent track in HK...
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