My car, my rules!

[dr. d]

I know a lot of old people who just know how to drive, but aren't smooth about it at all.

- Doesn't know how to rev match when downshifting, leading to jerkiness
- Abrupt and staggered steering inputs, disrupting the car's balance
- Poor modulation of brakes when stopping, very strong recoil when approaching a full stop

These are taught in proper driving schools, and these are universal skills that are applicable even in racing.

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when i was younger, i prided myself in my smooth-driving skills.
now, i am older, i find my skills aren't as smooth as before.
it's not the poorly-learned driving skills, as it is the degenerative changes of olding age.

[jut703]

when i was younger, i prided myself in my smooth-driving skills.
now, i am older, i find my skills aren't as smooth as before.
it's not the poorly-learned driving skills, as it is the degenerative changes of olding age.

Our racing mentor, coach Vip Isada, is a senior citizen already but I doubt I could ever drive as smoothly as he does.


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[dr. d]

Our racing mentor, coach Vip Isada, is a senior citizen already but I doubt I could ever drive as smoothly as he does.


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"all men are not created equal".
lucky them who are more equal than others.
J ako...

[MR_BIG18]

when i was younger, i prided myself in my smooth-driving skills.
now, i am older, i find my skills aren't as smooth as before.
it's not the poorly-learned driving skills, as it is the degenerative changes of olding age.

I thought youre only 20

[dr. d]

I thought youre only 20

i will not disagree with your opinion.