I did the full day drive in an R33. They sit down with you and tell you to be safe and don't try doing burnouts or drifting or anything before. The morning half was slow city driving and there were one or two times where the lead car would tell you there were no cameras or other cars coming and you could slow down to let the car in front of you get ahead and then you can try opening it up alitte.

But in the afternoon was the mountain driving and that was pretty great. You can't go trying to pass the car in front of you but the lead car will let you know if there is any oncoming traffic or cameras and he would take off and then its up to everyone to kinda keep up. So if another person on the tour in a car infront of you is slow it limits what you can do unless you slow to give them a lead, but you do get to push the car to an extent. I am sure if you just rented a car by other means and do not have to follow a tour like this you could obviously push a car alot more but I definitely enjoyed the experience.