Ejiné:

The height of your irresponsibility and overall stupiidity. Congratulations.

What part of my last post did you not get? You take your dumb racing show of shame on the SAME roads plied by innocent drivers and pedestrians and expect to recieve a standing ovation? Mehn, you're dumber than I thought!
In short, you're a standard MOORON!

Why not come together with your fellow stoners, raise some cash and develop a race track in the deserted city of Maiduguri? Atleast, that way, you and the other Need-For-Speed-Carbon wannabe-roleplayers and psychotic pieces of shiiit would pose less danger to humans and society.

Phucking jerk!

Abbott: God help me. A Porsche Cayman S or a BMW M3 (perfomance edition if possible) and I will exorcise d speed lust in me, so help me God.

pleep: OP don't listen to these stupid nay-sayers.

pleep: Are people safe on Nigerian roads at the normal speed limit abi?

pleep: I have been racing ever since i got my car here in the united states.

pleep: Driving on the sholder, weaving, speeding, drifting, and i can tell you first hand it is not dangerous if you know what you are doing

pleep: I watched all those videos and these guys never did anything reckless, the speeds were reasonable and the roads were quite clear.

pleep: Men, i would love to join you guys if i was living in Nigeira, Gl stay safe.

jjgirljay: kindly let me know when the next race is,are you guys ready to be beaten by a female.

dustydee: @ Darkknight
Those videos ssent chills down my spine. Remember no emergency services in Nigeria (that is if you are alive). I really don't care much whether you are alive or dead but please don't make other families suffer because of your carelessness. It is plain dangerous please look for a dedicated track-I beg you in the name of God as I live in Abuja and also have family in Abuja. Sorry won't cut it so I am begging you now. I had a terrible accident last year trying to avoid a car that stopped in front of me suddenly. I wasn't going half as fast as you.Please. Nice cars.

Exactly. So why compound an existing problem, by unleashing a horde of speed-hungry drivers onto an unsuspecting public? Your if-you-cant-beat-them-join-them attitude is a major concern. Do you honestly feel what you've posted here makes sense?

Hooning around on any road open to the public is not racing. On a dedicated track, yes. Out of interest, is this your first car?

Do you know what the shoulder is meant for? Broken down automobile, that can't avoid being there, and for emergency services to carry out recovery safely! Yet here you are, proud to admit you drive on the shoulder, and weave in and out of traffic. I wonder what would happen, if you suddenly came upon a broken automobile? Swerve back into fast-moving traffic, and probably cause a pile-up.

If you didn't spot any recklessness on the part of some of those drivers, and you feel the speeds were reasonable, then I wonder what you would class as unreasonable.

I thought you were already well entrenched into the American "race" scene? Besides, there's nothing stopping you from buying a ticket to Abuja, Nigeria.

Siena: Pleep, I guessed correctly this is your first car, and I can understand you wanting to put it through it's paces. I've been there, done that.

And as for me not understanding the perspective of a fast driver, you're wrong. I've been driving for well over 25 years. I'm also a confirmed petrolhead, and have built several fast cars (some of which have been magazine featured). I have been to the Nurburgring three times. I'm currently building a DTM race car for next year's season. I run a small specialist garage, and I'm putting together a Motorsport team, hopefully it'll be successful. So there's not much I don't know about the dynamics of a competitive automobile, be it built for the road, track or a compromise between both.

I've also owned over 56 automobile till date, 43 of them Audi, a couple of BMW, a couple of Toyota, a couple of Volkswagen and the rest mixed.

I don't know how old you are, but you're probably young enough to be my son. So I'm advising you the way I would advise my own children. If you continue down the path you're on now, you could end up doing yourself an injury, or worse.

Good luck.

Darkknight.Abj:
Am glad the dust has settled down a bit...regardless of how much i tired to be diplomatic in my responses i know its human nature to always have both negative and positive views on issues. its sad that so many people here carry so much hate and negative energy, I apologise if you feel owning and driving a high end car is a vice. i sincerely state that all the drivers in the above videos you watched didnt come out to terrorise or intimidate anyone on the streets, just a group of people having fun with almost caution. with all this to say, we shall continue to race and have leisure drives round town and drifts and drag races in controlled zones on weekends and public holidays. thanks to all who showed there appreciation. VRRRROOOOOOOOM dats the sound you hear on a 6.3L V8 ENGINE

all4naija: Why always settle for shiit. Get it to another level by building your own race track and have the racing world body recognize it than putting the public at risk. what do you no about the other drivers coming from the opposite direction if you can control your own vehicle with absolute confidence? It is a rhetoric .

Darkknight.Abj:


sorry to ask but did you watch any of the videos?

we dont drive against traffic and there are large road dividers separating both traffic directions. if you notice, traffic is very minimal.

Do you guys have racing schedule? How is the aerodynamics on the C63? I am kinda thinking is not meant for racing.

Ejiné:

The height of your irresponsibility and overall stupiidity. Congratulations.

What part of my last post did you not get? You take your dumb racing show of shame on the SAME roads plied by innocent drivers and pedestrians and expect to recieve a standing ovation? Mehn, you're dumber than I thought!
In short, you're a standard MOORON!

Why not come together with your fellow stoners, raise some cash and develop a race track in the deserted city of Maiduguri? Atleast, that way, you and the other Need-For-Speed-Carbon wannabe-roleplayers and psychotic pieces of shiiit would pose less danger to humans and society.

Phucking jerk!

oyin50: Forgive me for this but poor folks possess a lot of negative energy. Agreeing with the fact that racing on dense roads can be dangerous and infantile, but the negativities and hate here is primarily an element of jealousy and poverty not necessarily a true concern for the public. My 1 cent