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Originally Posted by elp_jc
We're talking STREET CARS, not race cars. And if at all, you're talking a few seconds, not minutes. The difference for all practical purposes has to be negligible.
And more than the opinion of a 'professional' (who are you going to ask? A young guy?), a test with 2 drivers at the same level of experience (one young, another old) driving the same car on the same track/conditions for one lap would be the only evidence that would change my mind on a STREET CAR. With a race car, and/or endurance in the equation is a no brainer, of course. Take care.
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By professional, I mean someone who is conversant with gerontology research (e.g. the effects and consequences of aging).
You don't ask anyone--you test, and those tests are all over the literature.