Wow, had an awesome time at my first DE today. Drove better than I thought. Was grouped with mostly rookies and I didn't get passed and as a bonus overtook a Turbo and a BMW. Was still 10 seconds slower than the instructors over a 2.25mile track with 20 or so turns. Definitely a great way to really experience what the car can do! Video: http://youtu.be/uRzKnTaMBxQ - Overtaking the Turbo Will post a couple more shots here in a few. Anyone else on the forum happen to be there?
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YOUR RESEARCHFirst DE - Willcox, AZ
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Cool shots and video. Looks like fun!
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