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Indeed yes, but you do have to get the pole, and then hold it 
There'd better be a followup
DE
There'd better be a followup
DE
), i then found my pit garage, unlocked the door, and took a look inside, only to find....Arrrrgghghh where's me car!! Then i thought, hang on, take a step back, so i did, and what did i find??? I was in TEAM NISSAN garage (whoops). I then procceded to then garage next door which had a nice big banner THE SKYLINE SQUADRON, and i was home. After chatting with my team mates about the weekends troubles, i decided i needed some practice. So i had the pit crew give my car a quick once over (QUICK???!! it took them HALF an hour!!!). "To the track!" i bellowed to the pit crew, as they pushed me backwards out of the garage. I fired up the MIGHTY NISSAN engine, which roared into life, stepped on the go faster peddle, and i was off, in a flurry of instant gear changes and smoke.
Alright, alright, the crew's all your until someone knocks me off poleSmuttney
Mulsanne
By the looks of your times in that oldish car, if your seatbelt goes any tighter you'll be spliced at the middle
maybe put it in the All Stars championship and see if you can win?
try it with 200lbs of ballast and R1s!
But I try not to do a race for less than 25 A-spec points.
Yeah, if I race against the AI I almost always use a car that is underpowered to see if I can win with a slower car. That's why I took the CLK-GTR to the GTWC. I was still too fast for them (at that moment I already had the Jaguar and the Nissan R89C. I did not use it because I knew after 2 test laps that I would not have fun at all when I would use those cars).
