Age 40+

[Desertnate]

Originally Posted by Bobrad20

You get looks!? You should see the looks I get when I pull my walker out of the trunk of my GR86 at the track.

You're a hero! I would almost pay money to sit back and watch peoples reactions.

I mean this in all seriousness and respect. You are not letting age or health slow you down.

[Snoopysvet]

Originally Posted by Bobrad20

Turned 90 last year and have been tracking for 71 years off and on. Don't plan on stopping 'til I can't get in my car anymore. Just do TNiA and time trials now. No more wheel-to-wheel. First cars were an MG TD and a Cad Allard. Have to do AT now, no more manual because my left leg doesn't work too well, but my right foot works just fine.

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Originally Posted by joeDoe

just curious who here is age 40+, getting a GR86. :-) I am 45, so not sure if too old for a GR86. I know this car is focus toward the younger audience.

My GR86 is in the mail and I am close to 45 myself. But most people still eyeball me in my thirties and my maturity level might not even top that so a GR86 is right up my alley.

I'm still strong and energetic and I can finally afford the cars that I've always wanted to drive so here I am.

[CedN]

Originally Posted by Bobrad20

Turned 90 last year and have been tracking for 71 years off and on. Don't plan on stopping 'til I can't get in my car anymore. Just do TNiA and time trials now. No more wheel-to-wheel. First cars were an MG TD and a Cad Allard. Have to do AT now, no more manual because my left leg doesn't work too well, but my right foot works just fine.

On track for 71 year, thats really impressive, the racing world has changed quite a bit during that time

We had a racer here in Sweden who raced a pretty fast ford Escort BDA in historic wheel to wheel racing beyond his 90s,