I also have a ~10,000 watt electric bike that can do 70mph. I've gone sky diving several times, jumped off the Stratosphere Tower, white water rafting, driven a trophy truck (rally), monster truck, helicopters with no doors, climbed 150' cliffs, repelling, jet skis, water skiing, wake boarding, snow board all black diamonds, skiing, snowmobiles, skateboarding, BMX, downhill bikes, roller blading, jumped off of ~40' bridges and cliffs into water, etc. Also, the cars have a revlimiter at 5000rpm and the topspeed, they showed me in the end (it was about 147mph), was far from the speed, i really drove (about 70mph). I was totally upset, when i got out of the car. After few tracktime, he started screaming at me in a very rude way. Because i had no idea, what he wanted from me, i asked him what i had to do like: should i drive more left? Instead of answering yes or no, he kept giving his weird instructions. I also taught people how to drive on track myself, so i know, which instructions work and which don't. I was willing to follow his instructions, but from what he was saying, i had no idea what to do.

The instructor on the headset kept talking to me uninterruptet. Once on track, it got even a lot more awful. You can't adjust them they just bring you a heap of pillows at the beginning to plug it behind your back.

Thought on the homepage, they write about 'real nascars'.

I guess, it has only about 300 hp (maximum). The car looks like a nascar, but inside there is just a normal engine from a streetcar. First, I was disappointed the moment i saw the engine of the car. I use to race in europe, so i decided to join Mario Andrettis racing experience during my stay in the united states.

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