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“Thrill of Driving” Explained by Castrol-funded Independent Study

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“Thrill of Driving” Explained by Castrol-funded Independent Study
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In case you’re looking for a thrill and you are torn between a theme park roller coaster or renting a sports car for a drive along a windy road, science suggests the sports car is the better investment, according to a study funded by Castrol.



“Crucially, we identified that you don’t need a supercar to experience driving thrill; you can experience almost the same sense of immersive control without high speeds, from a visit to a local karting track or a drive along one of your favourite roads.

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