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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rails" data-source="post: 87231" data-attributes="member: 433">Hi Guys,It was good to have you guys over at the track day.  Hopefully one day we can have an exclusive Lotus and BMW event over at Sepang.  I am glad that driving the Elise has left such an impression.  After owning the car for over 3 years, it still puts a smile on my face everytime I drive it.  Every occassion on the track is still a learning experience and therein lies the attraction of car.  It takes quite a bit to use the car to its maximum potential as demonstrated by Kah Beng and Tg Djan only can.  The journey to this driving nirvana is so much fun and littered with many spin outs.  I hold so much respect for the guys who can push this car to even 80% of its potential.I hope for those guys that came with me on the track, I managed to do the Elise justice. I was the one in the silver Elise.BTW, I owned a MCS for a short spell some time ago and I really enjoyed it.  It won me on many aspects but nothing feels as rewarding to drive as a rear wheel drive.    Also, sometimes those electronics robs the driver from the true driving experience.  Being FWD, the MCS is a lot easier to drive on the limit and allows a driver to approach it with confidence.  for that reason, its nice to play around with.  I wudnt say the MCS is better than the Elise or vice versa; they are different cars for different moods.Regards,Reza</blockquote>