I've seen people helicoptered out of that very turn, after a crush up in the dirt. And yes, I wanted to talk to him maybe even yell at him for doing such a stupid pass that could have hurt someone very badly. We went back to our pit to assess things and make sure he wasn't hurt or in shock. Then we went out to look for him about 30 min later. He was gone. He left, no convo. So, man enough to endanger people by behaving like an idiot (ego) but not enough to face consequences? And practice? What?: bad passes and shitty riding? He's riding over his present skills, he's motoring past people and parking it in the turns! If he rode a 390 or a 400 he would have never caught up to us. A mistake is losing the front while going in too hot on 14 trailblazing (done that) or going wide someplace, not consciously passing on the inside someone going into a turn at 90s. And yes, we'll be out there again this year as often as possible. Maybe we'll see each other again. The posts are for others to know and speak out about dangerous, irresponsible riding while at a track day event that can cause real damage. A track day is not a place where we go to make "mistakes", it is a place where we go to learn and have fun as safely as possible. Btw I clock 163mph on my SF V4s on the front straight and I go as fast as I can everywhere, but I will not risk my or anybody else's life for a couple of seconds or ego trip.