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I would leave the Gardai out of it for the moment. Number one, they don't give a shite, and number two they just might want you to register the car in the Republic and you don't want to do that.
Hmmm, my Ragnotti was dead even with a certain V6, both in roll on acceleration, and top speed. Tested on the Autobahn. I was amazed...
A certain Renault UK employee will vouch for this. I only wish he had tole me that a couple of the ignition leads had come loose...
The V6 is a great...
I was prepared to hate the 197 after owning the Wiliams and Ragnotti.
It is just too big an heavy for my liking. But after driving the 197 in anger, I must say that is just blows the older cars away!
Now for a Ragnotti version...
I let a very successful pro race driver do a lap in our car yesterday and he was really impressed. He actually got down on the ground and loked under the back to try and figure out why it handled so well.
We absolutely murdered a couple Golf MK5 GTIs with it, both driven by pros.
I honesly didn't think I would like the car because it is just so bulky looking.
I loved my Williams, and thought the Ragnotti almost too big, and now this...
But damn, it sure manages to move, and is a very rewarding car to drive.
Can't wait to try one of the Clio Cup race cars out...
Did my fist lap with the Renault Sport Clio 197.
I'm impressed. Bit of a kill story actually. Was chasing a new VW GTI with a professional at the wheel.
I must admit to having a bit of a home course advantage, and I didn't get by until he had a bit of a moment, but what a ball!
I let...
Correct, and Theo is a decent lad, but he limits the cars to ten laps at that price, and our cars are unlimited.
Another point worth considering is that RSRNürburg are the only company authorised to provide instruction during Touristenfahrt.
Ed