The thing about track tests of heinously powerful, thunderously rapid, not to mention near-priceless racing cars such as the Sumo Power GT1 Nissan GT-R you see here is that the opportunities for the hapless journalist to make a fool of himself are, in my experience, just about endless.
For starters, you rarely get very much time to familiarize yourself with the car’s controls, or its pure speed across the ground. More often than not, it’s a case of, “Don’t do this, try not to do that and if this happens, just stop and we’ll come and get you   … More
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