High pace of life

Fun times at QARA track in number 52 at the end of the racing season.

Your intrepid reporter sitting in the driver’s seat after scaring himself in Terry Braman’s #52 mini stock at the QARA track.

The QARA season is now over and I was allowed to endanger the life of a car since a whole winter season lays ahead to repair it prior to the next race. No damage was done to anything, except perhaps shortened life on the tires after having entered corner three a little hot, a little too hard on the brakes, which ended in a bit of not-so-spectaucular looking (but oh-so-scary-feeling) sideways driving.

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