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I would just point out that it's not the "This car is not a racecar and your warranty will not be honored if you treat it like so" thing is easily misinterpreted.
Race cars don't have warranties. The statement makes it sound like if the car were a race car, treating it like one would be under warranty. But unless there's an exception I don't know about, no one builds race cars that they offer a warranty on.
Additionally, every car is a race car if you race it on a track. Granted, these cars don't meet the requirements of any reputable racing organization as they sit from the dealer, but if you put on the right go-fast-safely parts you can 100% enter these cars in legitimate racing events and 100% void your warranty doing so. Not because it isn't a race car (because at that point it is) but because nobody offers a warranty on race cars.
(Aside: you're probably way outside your insurance coverage as well, unless you notify them and pay a hefty hike in your rates - assuming they'll cover it at all.)
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