"Slanderous comments"?!?! Dude, they were tongue in cheek at worst! I didn't accuse you of driving at any specific speed.
I didn't scour the net to find out your predicament, I joined this forum to congratulate the users on their wonderful tribute to Colin McRae. I just happened to browse a few other posts when I was here and spotted this one, and having passed the accident and knowing the area very well, I thought I'd pass comment, as is my want. I thought you might raise a wry smile at it, not throw your toys clean out of the pram.
I most certainly am not gloating about you having an accident, and as I stated in my first post on the topic, I'm glad to hear nobody got hurt and that the car is fixable. Despite your ludicrous over-reaction to a semi-comical post, that remains the case. As far as the other forum users opinions on my comments go, that is their business. I am not naive enough to believe for one second that you've all purchased performance cars to constantly toddle around at 29mph, 39mph etc. Time and place for it, no doubt, but come on...
Also, I didn't suggest my GTI was "super" and in any way superior to your Impreza. It is a reasonably quick, competent and reliable car, no more, no less.
I've always found that particular corner to be quite challenging. My friends and I have nicknamed it "the lanechanger" due to the uneven surface at the expansion joint in the bridge which pitches a hard cornering vehicle to bounce on the suspension from the inside of the corner to the outside. It is a corner where, if conditions are correct, you can fly around. You can see who is ahead of you well in advance of taking the corner and can therefore batter into it hard knowing the only danger is to yourself. I've been round it in various vehicles at some hairy assed speeds, both as driver and passenger, that I won't even bother to publish here to avoid having arguments about what is possible or not. However, I can and will say this for sure - I have driven round that corner in my Class 2 truck flat out on several occassions, which as you may or may not know, equates to 56mph. The 12 tonne (empty) truck hardly even struggles at that speed, which is why I expressed my doubts to the claim that a four-wheel drive sports car would struggle at 50mph.
I doubt I'll post a great deal on this forum as Subarus are not a specific area of interest to me, I really only joined up to discuss the McRae tribute. However, I don't like falling out with anyone, even on the internet, especially when the intention of my post wasn't to cause offence, far from it. So, please treat this as an unreserved apology and can we put the matter to bed please.