http://youtube.com/watch?v=wMZJ1E6BI...elated&search=

I thought this was a pretty cool vid, notice the 2nd gen that drives by in the end

 

supra driver couldn't handle the pressure of the ae86 right on his *** at the turns

 

damn that sux....same things happened to my friend at a local mountain!!!

 

Supra Driver- fail


AE86 ftw. Sounded like a built blue top or a silvertop.

 

You could tell the whole time who was the better driver. The supra didnt even know a good line and couldnt drift

 

i like it how the rx7 just keeps goin lol doesnt stop to see if evrythings ok

 

Yup, even after the massive lead the Supra got from the straightaway in the beginning. He either didn't know the course and got over confident or just sucked at driving in general.

 

dip. **** would be so funny if it was his dad's car and he took it without asking

 

maybe i missenterpretted how you meant that last part, but touge isn't drifting. but i definately agree about the supra, he was on the outside of most the turns, and braking in the middle of others. didnt look like he knew the course at all

 

hahah the FC double clutching and just driving by makes the video for me

 

Supras are too heavey and can't turn like little ferries like teh RX-7's.

BTW these idiots are driving on both lanes. Who do they think they are? Initial D Mad Tyte?

 

Err, I dunno about that. As for crossing the double yellow I'd think it'd be okay if they had spotters on both sides radio-ing in any traffic or if the road is really deserted. lol last I checked Initial D was about drifting...

 

oooooh... ouch. I've always had a thing for Supras.

 

they arent really idiots for driving in both lanes. You mostly see touge vid at night because its actually safer on the touge at night because you can eat up both lanes. you cant see headlights from oncoming traffic during the daytime.

 

Yup, the only bad thing about racing at night is road hazards and of course the ******* DEER. One of these days I'm gonna spend half my check on some ballin *** deer horns. The smarter more serious drivers will usually do a caution run first before going full speed anyway.