Comments by "Golden Croc" (@GoldenCroc) on "Tesla Model Y: Almost Lost a Wheel on the Nürburgring" video.

Maybe so, but were there any track day driving in this video? Looks like normal tourist drive to me...
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@westsiyed Sure, but the a bit tongue in cheek point was that its a toll road from a legal view, and I doubt a lot of people torque their wheels every day going on a normal road. Its best to refer to tourist laps as just going on the nice sunday cruise it legally is, if you ask me.
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@logitech4873 Sure, but its not a race track during the the driving in this video, thats what I was getting at. Everything you do here, can also be done on the road and vice versa. I dont disagree its good advice, but we cant demand special treatment.
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@logitech4873 They certainly do, perfectly legal. And this is just one of them, during tourist drives. Hence the name, every vehicle is allowed and normal road rules apply. Its all there in black and white, and easy enough to look up if you so wish. I suggest doing so, its quite fascinating and will help you understand if you ever visit nurburgring during tourist drive opening hours. Cheers.
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@danharold3087 Well it certainly wasnt normal driving aka driving the kids to school, but it was on a, legally, normal road. Thats all I meant to say, and its an important distinction I feel. One reason its important is because there are a lot of people there who think its a track, and get into the track mindset. Causing trouble, accidents and danger. Big no-no. With freedom to go a speed of your chosing comes a lot of responsibility. Thats why I dont like people calling it track, it gives a lot of people the wrong impression on how you should behave whilst there. Cheers.
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@logitech4873 Your replyy is hidden except for in my notoifactions, probably because of some "forbidden" words used in your post. See my lastest reply before this one for the reason of me making a distinction of road or track. Cheers.
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@logitech4873 Try reading all the posts made by me again as I said, the answer to your question is already there. Cheers.
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