Is it wrong to own a sports car and not do regular track days in it?

[SJ_GTI]

Yeah, of course.  If I didn't, I'd drive some upstart Korean sofa cushion wannabe-Mercedes family car.

[Rupert]

Driving on a track is like going to the gym. Boring and pointless. Give me the open road and a lifestyle that just includes exercise everyday.

[Eye of the Tiger]

Driving on a track is like going to the gym. Boring and pointless. Give me the open road and a lifestyle that just includes exercise everyday.

Would be great, but I don't like the whole tickets/suspension/jobless/jail thing.

[12,000 RPM]

I love going to the gym

I love being outdoors and all that shit too

But its fun to naturally modify your body and test your strength. To me at least.

[hotrodalex]

Driving on a track is like going to the gym. Boring and pointless. Give me the open road and a lifestyle that just includes exercise everyday.

It's fun for a little while. Although eventually I want to drive somewhere else and not just go in circles.

[MX793]

It's fun for a little while. Although eventually I want to drive somewhere else and not just go in circles.

That's another issue.  Unless the track has multiple configurations and they run a different loop every track session, regular track days at the same track gets old.  Another reason I like AutoX is because even at the same venue, you will typically have different course layouts every event.  Granted, our local region runs at least half of our events on a shifter kart track that only has 2 very slightly different layouts, so after a season or two you've pretty much got it memorized.