even on closed events and specified tracks with NO other cars around, sanctioned racing with all precautions taken, cars with the best drivers still crash. just too many variables going at that speed. you were going 140, not 80 or even 100 mph on an "open" road. atleast on the track, there are barriers, safety/emergency personnel and you are equipped with necessary racing protection gear. it makes me uneasy visualizing what you just described knowing your wife is in the car with you and 2 boneheads on bikes nearby.
ive witnessed street racing myself in the early morning hours on the freeway before dawn. one car lost control on a straight with nobody else around for miles doing several 360s on a 6 lane freeway before ramming into the wall. the other car just kept going. i was probably cruising at 70 and these two hondas flew by me as if i was doing 30.
if you're gonna post your exploits on an open public forum, just be prepared for opposing thoughts. i dont think theres anything high and mighty in my opinion. if you check my first post above, i dont even mention the NSX. it has nothing to do with what car you are driving, wether it be this beauty you just bought or your mom's camry. just exercise some discipline nextime, especially with the wife inside.
on a sidenote, your NSX is GORGEOUS.
if you downshifted to 3rd and floored it--on a race track of course.
