Ehh, I just don't get it. I can't say it any different, that this was not a reckless and/or risky driving. Tyres are pretty good in snow, you can control the car just the way you want. Anyone who drives a little in snow can go safely at a normal speed. Let me explain. When you drive on a hill in summer, having great fun, but not going with 120-130 km/h just a pleasant 70-80 but still fun. Then some dude comes with a stronger car and overtakes you in a straight, then going too slow in corners, that he kills the fun of driving. You obviously weren't going too fast, but comparing to the the guy you are too fast. That happened here, too. I wanted to drive in my own rhythm but he didn't let it. Just imagine the example I mentioned before in good, dry condition. It's the same in the summer, I drive on my rs-2s, which are definitely better than the most tyres--->I can go faster then others, but you wouldn't say it's risky and reckless. If you know what you and your car are capable of, then you can get it out without endangering others. Watch again, you can see I'm slowing every time someone is coming towards me, and watch the audi how instable it is the whole time. That's the difference, I was doing a regular driving, even it is faster than his.
I'm glad btw that Wiskimike got my point.
Also if you go higher, there is no rail, just snow to on the side of the road, so you don't have to worry if you slide off.
Out of curiosity what have you done to your ek3 engine wise? 
