Being part of a rally crew means that pretty much every piece of your life has something to do with your car. Well, it seems that some people go as far as shower with their racer, as shown in the video below.
Of course, taking the car inside the bathroom isn’t exactly an option. First of all, you won’t afford a house that’s large enough to allow such a move and that’s because when you’re not playing at WRC level, all of your earning go right back into the vehicle.
And even if a car could fit under your bathroom’s roof, you wouldn’t want to pull such a stunt - you significant half is already jealous on your race car, so you wouldn’t want the situation to escalate any further, would you?
This means that there’s only one solution - you have to get behind the wheel, with your copilot on your right and drive that thing straight into a river. Providing that you keep your speed in check, the various safety stuff like the roll cage and the HANS device, will protect you.
As you approach the middle point of the action, you’ll be forced to leave the vehicle. This means the cabin will also receive a pretty serious wash, so all the boxes are ticked. Now all you have to do is find a huge towel for the race car - at least the Civic Type R in the clip below is a compact...
And even if a car could fit under your bathroom’s roof, you wouldn’t want to pull such a stunt - you significant half is already jealous on your race car, so you wouldn’t want the situation to escalate any further, would you?
This means that there’s only one solution - you have to get behind the wheel, with your copilot on your right and drive that thing straight into a river. Providing that you keep your speed in check, the various safety stuff like the roll cage and the HANS device, will protect you.
As you approach the middle point of the action, you’ll be forced to leave the vehicle. This means the cabin will also receive a pretty serious wash, so all the boxes are ticked. Now all you have to do is find a huge towel for the race car - at least the Civic Type R in the clip below is a compact...