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Have track days not caught on in France thom? Perhaps in such a big country the circuits are too far apart - or too few of them?
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Well sure there are track days down here in France but to my knowledge people who are in a position to own cars as valuable as a 911 GT2 don't dare taking them out the way British guys do! This has all to do with the French mentality: as soon as you don't behave like your neighbour you get progressively socially excluded. The French are denied nazis, I am not afraid to say that, and that's because they refuse to accept the fact they let themselves being governed without ever complaining: they eat sh*t and they ask for more. For example when I got my 944 I went to visit some family in the countryside and the first reaction of a friend was: "You a**hole!! How do you dare showing up down here with you rich man's car??". It hadn't occured to him I was not in a position to buy a new twingo (which would loose its value the way the 944 won't in the next few years). Therefore I am so glad to see via Pistonheads there are some guys (who happen to live on the wrong side of the Channel) who, for God's sake, take the bull by the bal*s and don't feel ashamed to enjoy their lives: I mean here I know so many people who have boring existences and just don't have the guts to spend the money they earn to turn their lives into something a bit more exciting... I cherish the day I'll be leaving this country of boneheads and move up in the country where Sports car enthusiasm still has something to do with National Pride. Sorry for this long and boring post but it's such a relief to empty my bag. Edited by thom on Wednesday 5th December 22:10
POST 3Original post
LOL, I'm in France (Riviera) aswell, and I know what you mean. Saying that though there are plenty of people down here who don't mind taking the cars out on the track. Though I've never seen a new Turbo or GT2 on the track.
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thank you bosshog; at last someone (except my Dad ) who understands me Edited by thom on Thursday 6th December 12:58
POST 5Original post
thom: this is not a French problem only. the French and the Germans are more the same as we think. The English know it better!!! Enjoy your cars and drive these damn things!!! Greetings from GerMoney (yes that's it. just money but only afew people know what to do with it)
POST 6Original post
Ahh, that'll be the same a Switzerland then. Never lived in a country so obsessed with money. French arn't (esp. in the south)- no more than the UK anyway.
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Of course it depends on the people you stay with when you go there...My initial complains dealt with the French mass. Each time I went to the UK with my Dad and his car noone ever mocked us, unlike in France people laugh at you when they don't know the car you are in.
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
So nice to see you Brits who have supercars dare using them; it would not happen down here...Rule Brittania!!
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