No his car is stock like mine

What makes him so confident?

Punctuation marks, please! It's very hard to read your posts.

I highly suggest taking it to an autocross event. Hitting cones will do much less damage than flying into a ditch. Or even worse, hitting someone else. Winning will really come down to the driver. A highly experienced driver can whoop you in a 1995 Civic DX all day if you have no experience.

I already put that we are autocrossing and im sorry i thought my english was good but its a second language to me as far as puntuation i have no idea what that means or how to do it ... just so you know in order to write this post i had to ask how to spell or say certain words so bear with me please

Your perceived lack of HPDE and auto-X experience... do correct me if I'm wrong though, I'm just shooting in the dark

I dont know i think hes just talking trash he says my car is slow and rwd is dumb that all wheel drive traction is better

Whats HPDE

Gotcha. Punctuation marks are things like ! ? . , - " :. Putting periods at the end of your sentences will help readers know when each sentence ends and the next one begins.

Check to see what your co-workers driving experiences are. If he goes on canyon runs, race tracks, or auto-cross regularly, then don't race him. He will beat you no matter what car. If he has little to no experience, then take the $500 challenge. It would be a lot of fun.

Oh okay cool thanks. Hes alot older then me by like 29 years . Im 18 hes 47 he claims to have had many high hp cars before his audi but i dont know for sure. He does mostly back road driving , hes told me about roads that are fun so i ussaly go check it out and there now my favorite roads to drive on . Ive never seen him drive or anything and i dont want to ask cause im pretty sure hes goimg to bullcrap that he is a pro.

Oh, would you now? ;)

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=HPDE

Ok basically, what I'm saying is: If you've never really raced a car before or driven your FR-S at its limits, then you're probably not going to win this race of yours.

The FR-S is not a fast car to begin with, so it takes quite some skill and experience to make it go fast. You may think you know how to drive it fast, but chances are you're not gonna be ready when your rear-end slides out on you. I just don't want you crashing your new car into a tree because some dude talked smack about your car (get used to it).

If you want to challenge him at autocross, then go ahead. It'll be fun, but just don't be surprised if you have to shell out the 5-hundo.

BMW chasing an Audi TT in the rain:
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7g-pvpmgnk"]BMW 3 & AUDI TT car crash - YouTube[/ame]

English isn't your only problem friend...

far from a M3...

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