you are just digging yourself in so much deeper. There's a difference between having fun and being dangerous. Your hand position stuff wasn't just because of "screwing around." I couldn't care less if you were at 10&3, 9&2, shuffle steering, etc. The point isn't that your hand position wasn't perfect. The point was that it was straight up dangerous. The *last* thing you want to do when offered private access to a track is fuck something up.
And I'm not quite sure you who are referring to by the "people who don't know their limits" thing. Pretty sure everyone who has responded in this thread to you is an instructor with one or more clubs.
My comment on the limits of the car thing was in reference to the fact that the driving you did in that video showed nothing about the limits of the car. Your driving resembled nothing that would be seen at real speed on a track. If you want to screw around with sliding and countersteer and such, then go to a wet skidpad.
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