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The only thing better than having your own supercar manufacturer is having a private racetrack to drive them on. :D

WERD !!!

I've always had this dream of owning an international airport as a race track !! The real challange would be dodging the mobile aircraft on the runways and taxiways during the race :dry:

Personally, I wouldn't use an airfield, though. Runways are inherently flat, and that's boring. I've got this dream of building a Nurburgring Nordschleife-like "proving ground" track.

Every type of corner imaginable (increasing radius, decreasing radius, varying camber, double and triple apex, etc), with surface changes and massive gradient changes.

My plan would be to build it in a strip mine, so after a 3 km long main straight (which would let any car V-Max given the open, decreasing radius turn that feeds onto it and the fact that it runs downhill for the last few hundred metres) you'd have a speed-bowl like banked Turn 1 so you could keep the foot planted and do 400km/hr around this curve in your Veyron.

That straight would also double up as a quarter mile and standing kilometre drag strip.

If you owned it, you could set your own rules.

The GT-R has the right of way. The Airbus can give way.

Actually, there would be NO right-of-way !! Therein lies the challenge :dry:

It's like what I'd like to do with F1, throw 2 stock Hyundai Excells on the back of the grid to make the racing more interesting !!

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