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Old 29-07-2012, 02:10 PM   #18
flappist
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Default Re: Learners and overtaking

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Originally Posted by The Snout
People bang on about having a 6 or 8 pot for overtaking but in the people I see on the road the biggest thing about overtaking is attitude and application. The amount of people I see driving a 6 or 8 and can't overtake while I sail past them in my 2.4L 4 pot is crazy.

It take all types and if you are the sort who doesn't overtake a lot, fine. But use some sense and give room in front for those that can go around you.
Unfortunately many have very low driving skill and tend to compensate for this by buying powerful vehicles under the false assumption that the extra performance will bail them out when their indecisive incompetence gets them into a dangerous situation.

400rwkw and brembos (and stripes and badges) are not a viable replacement for three dimensional spacial awareness and operational familiarity.
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