Full Version: 4th Gen Nurburgring record with passenger.
So you don't need a helmet, shoes, pants at the Ring?
If your car has current tags, you could do the track naked.
Same for the German and Italian track days I did. No safety requirements.
They have a different attitude towards personal responsibility in Europe.
Same for the German and Italian track days I did. No safety requirements.
They have a different attitude towards personal responsibility in Europe.
I believe the Ring is considered a public road and anyone can drive it for a fare. I saw a video with a Bus on it and M3's lapping it on a Saturday or Sunday.
QUOTE (phoenix64 @ Feb 11 2014, 03:32 AM) 
VERY cool! Nice!
I just went on LS1tech and read all of your 'Ring thread. Awesome read!
Motorsport in europe isnt so slack. I intend to take the 2nd or 3rd Gen to Spa later this year for a race and they are a bit fussy with the FIA stuff.
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