Mini Cooper S

An instantly recognizable classic, the Mini will live on forever. With its space saving front engine design, short wheelbase, and all 4 wheels pushed to the corners, it is no surprise that the Mini handles exceptionally, and stays glued to the ground in all conditions. As the only front wheel drive car of the class, you will need to setup and drive it a bit differently than the rest of the cars. You’ll want to swing out wide at corner entry, and point the car towards the apex. Use the naturally understeering nature of the front wheel drive to literally pull you out of the corner. Keep the revs high, as the small 1200cc engine doesn’t have much torque, so you don’t want to get bogged down mid corner with a pack of Falcons and Mustangs bearing down on you. - Jerry Chen