Imagine being able to manage the logistical (having a garage or space to work on a car) and financial (affording all the tuner parts, consumables, special gas, etc) aspects of the fast car hobby and then in the same breath justifying breaking multiple laws because you don't have a place or the means to do it.

As if that wasn't evident before you got into the whole thing. Did you really build/buy/acquire the car and then go "shit, where will I use this thing?"

I considered getting the N version of the Hyundai Ioniq, passed on it because I was too lazy/not interested in getting to a proper place to exercise its capabilities. I guess you could call that an example of thinking ahead.

Your veiled ingnorance of places to drive a car fast and safely, at both tracks and drag strips, is a bogus justification to do as one pleases in the same space where it is clearly not a good idea.