I was the co-pilot in my friends RS4...

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SCCV ice racing was too much fun. How was the RS4's composure on the snow/ice?

Angry 4000q running super studs:)

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more confident and control.

weather is bad.

since you can illicit behavoirs at 30mph that would only come out at 70-80mph on dry pavement, plus it's just a blast since you can really push it and not hit anything other than a cone or two.

Cheers,

and ya...an AWD sedan? Garaging it in the winter? I just don't see the point.

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and the last session I did in VT 3 years ago had 5-6" of plowed snow around the whole course, however it warmed up the day it was plowed, then froze and stayed cold overnight and into the race day. Two guys pushed tires off the bead, a little body damage and I scraped up the back of my 200q20v wagon decently. I've hit 3-4 foot banks sideways at 40-50mph and absolutely feared flipping the 90, somehow no damage at all, soft stuff. I've also stuffed it and needed towing in the thick stuff. Snow banks can cause some decent damage for sure!

Cheers,

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WAHOOOO!

on the highways. Only 15 more days left!

my mom is my insurance agent:)

Years ago I went to the Bridgestone Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. We did the three day executive program; it was so fun and addicting we came home bought a awd rally car and built a track (ice/snow in the winter, dirt in the summer) in the backyard!

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you should plan on going next year...there was a RS4 there this year btw :)

cause I knew he was take my license no matter what. I got him so upset, they physically took my license away.