As any man who has an inkling to cars and driving fast I know of the Nuremberg Ring aka The GreenHell. One of the most sought after tracks in the world, every manufacturer tests their cars on that track to beat out other manufacturers. There was even that little shuffle between Porsche and Nissan, and Porsche threw a tantrum about a Japanese manufacturer beating them on their turf. I want to drive on the Nuremberg Ring and its simple to do it but I was think that I lack the skill to drive on it since a lot of professional drivers are on their at the same time, so its a no mercy situation, but their is a small solution and that would be the BMW M5 Ring Taxi. For €195 you can take a lap in a BMW sponsored M5 for the track with a professional driver. I would want to try it out to see what I could learn from the professional driver before taking my shot at it.
Some Interesting Facts about those M5 “Taxis”
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August 29th 2010 at 12:35 pm
you know the most famous RingTaxi driver’s a woman? Sabine Schmitz. She’s an amazing driver, and put’s the ‘women can’t drive’ theory to sleep
She can drive better than most men
August 30th 2010 at 10:34 am
RWD rally cars rally cars kicked ass before, by 4WD. I am not a fan of 4WD in heavy and complex (not a problem if the team rally with heaps of pasta). I live in New Zealand and the streets here, shit, rain, snow, ice, poor maintenance. For FWD vs RWD race from one end of NZ to other FWD win.
August 30th 2010 at 1:21 pm
Love the BMW M5… Love the Nurburgring… Love this post!
September 2nd 2010 at 11:38 am
Subaru driver was a donkey, a slowdown M5 with at least 5 seconds per mile! you can really see the difference in the car!
June 2nd 2011 at 1:10 pm
Is it fast?
January 17th 2012 at 1:17 pm
RWD rally cars rally cars kicked ass before, by 4WD. I am not a fan of 4WD in heavy and complex (not a problem if the team rally with heaps of pasta). I live in New Zealand and the streets here, shit, rain, snow, ice, poor maintenance. For FWD vs RWD race from one end of NZ to other FWD win.