I think that's all there is to say about that road and the lucky SRT cruising its 4200lb self around it. The Challenger is suddenly irrelevant.
I think that's all there is to say about that road and the lucky SRT cruising its 4200lb self around it. The Challenger is suddenly irrelevant.
I'd have some fun there..
No doubtOriginally Posted by cactusEG
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Your fat ass would wreck before you took a turn.Originally Posted by cactusEG
The a portion of the Alpine Rally consisted of the Stelvio pass.
Originally Posted by EJ25RUN
Isnt that clip from a upcoming TG episode?
No but I believe they drove a similar road in Italy. This one if from Motor Trend.Originally Posted by JITB
Originally Posted by OnURleft
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http://www.redlineblog.com/top-gears...oad-in-detail/Originally Posted by OnURleft
No that was the Stelvio Pass. Top Gear made a journey from...
1. The Col De Turini (WRC's Monte Carlo Rally uses this road)
2. The San Bernardino Pass
And as quoted by Jezza "Davos to Stelvio" the Greatest driving road in the world.
3. Davos to Stelvio via Bormio
4. Stelvio Pass
To Onurleft:
I read the article about the Challenger's trip from Motor Trend. Good Read.
They also mention my personal contribution of an additional Greatest driving road.
The Futa Pass.
Indeed it is, judging by the hordes of leather-suited crotchrockeeters zipping all around. We're in the city of Fiorenzuola d'Arda, midway between Bologna and Florence, driving the Passo della Futa (Futa Pass) -- a tight, but spectacular two-lane road that winds up into the Apennine Mountains. We summit at just below 3000 ft and head higher, on to Passo della Raticosa (Raticosa Pass). Together, these two passes make up part of the famous Mille Miglia (1000 mile) endurance race. Like the Targa Florio and Carrera Panamerica, the Mille Miglia has a special place in automotive history for bestowing fame to brands like Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Maserati, and Porsche and drivers including the great Tazio Nuvolari, Stirling Moss, and Juan Manuel Fangio. There is a Chrysler connection here as well -- in the 1953 Mille Miglia, Paul Frere drove a Chrysler Saratoga over these roads to a first place finish in the over 2.0L class. Though it is no longer run in earnest -- the last race on these passes occurred in 1957, after a horrific accident killed a Ferrari driver and a navigator as well as 11 bystanders -- the Mille Miglia Storica, a revival run for pre-1957 cars, is run every year along the same route.
1 more.....
I didn't feel this picture got all it deserved since you dont know what a fascinating location this is. Fiat's retired ROOF test course.
Click here for panoramic view
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Anyone else notice all the motorcycles?
yea i saw tht lol..Originally Posted by SiRed94
Oh and I would have a fucking field day there.
Sucks to be the bike stuck behind the car lol. I always let bikes pass me when I'm driving in the mountains/crazy roads.
Fuck stance. Stance is for kids in skinny jeans with Justin Beiber haircuts. You don't need stance when you got swagger.
LOL you must be slow as shit then...Originally Posted by xPhantomSilviax
f ing wicked road
Lsu tigers going # 1 again
Dizzam... I want to drive that, bad.
When I saw the title of this thread, I was expecting to see a totaled car of some sort and thought "moment of silence my ass"....then I saw the pic....and took a moment of silence...lulz
This thread is full of win.
^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle
Holy reps to EJ25. Everytime I rep you....You must spread some reputation around...
That has to be the best read i've ever found in motortrend.Originally Posted by OnURleft
Unbiased toward anything and just proper motoring.
Wow...a roof test track...is that even safe?
Looks awesome though!
btw nice roads....do want.
ROOF test course FTW!
+1Originally Posted by dkjohnson04
Can you say drift?
you know it's a mall now?Originally Posted by dkjohnson04
Guy inside the "mall"
Frames from the times video
More video on site
^No, because drifting is gay.
Please dont mention drifting when looking at these beautiful roads.
WOW
Jason..
did anyone relize how stupid that road is lol, back and forth, back and forth.
You obviously don't get that it is built on an Alp.Originally Posted by Got Milk?
Have a look at the extreme elevation change.
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Thanks for sharing everyone!
One day...