ahh, yes. Another in a long string of dillholes who's obviously never had a car on a track, here to pontificate about how the car sucks on track bec ause of tire squeal.

you barely turned the corner and listen to all of that understeer with the tires almost breaking loose. these stupid mustang drivers just dont get it that their "precious ponies" are not made for the track. perhap s with a good suspension setup and a few other mods they will be impressiv e for what they are but nonetheless inferior to a real track car

2Stage is right.

This disproves the myth that American cars are just for a just for a straight line.

There were no run groups that day, it was an open-track day for instructors and advanced students. Track was open from 8:30 to noon and 1:15 to 4:30, come and go as you please. One of the most laid-back track days I've ever attended.

perfect example of how good driving completely offsets perfomance differences, im in the Conneticut Valley Region in the PCA, what run group are you in?

nice vid. little static tho...

was there a pop corn maker in the mustang....lol