No doubt, but the fat P Zero Corsas aren't so keen...rossybee wrote:Matt - no need for fuss - your four wheel drive would eat the snow
Had to get towed off a hill near my house last year by a freelander when a couple of inches of snow proved too much for it. The shame of being lectured about tyre compounds by an old farmer...Yup got a bit hairy for a second there, didn't it?martins wrote: The car was nearly eating some Rest and Thankful rocks just after the tight bridge. Big car, narrow road, right, left (or was it left, right cannot remember) tank slapper....credit where it is due though, sounded like he kept his foot in there....collective woooooaaahhh from the crowd of half frozen onlookers....
M.
Promised myself I wouldn't 'commit' given the conditions but as soon as the flag went, that all went out the window. Got it all on the Gopro and you can see the twitch start just before I entered the wee stone bridge. Never mind, they do say if you don't slide it you're not pushing hard enough... 
Shame about my old man's jag getting reversed into in the car park at the top. Some bumper damage and a snapped off rear bumper mount it seems. A bungee got him safely home and I'm glad it didn't spoil his day too much as he was having a ball up until then.
