Whether it’s careening down a mountainside on a bike, surfing a huge wave, or accelerating hard off the line participating in these activities allows us to experience a pleasure-filled, euphoric rush that can become addictive. Most of us know the feelings that are associated with thrill-seeking behavior.

Think you’re ready to explore those deep, dark neural pathways in your brain? Good, then let’s get into it. Today, we’re going to explore this strange side of human evolution by taking a deep dive into the feelings, science, and madness behind pushing a car to its absolute limits: That’s right, there’s a reason why you seek to push the limits in machines that eschew all semblance of practicality for pure, unadulterated driving pleasure. Here, on this fine line lies the answer to the age-old question of “Why Do I Love Driving Fast?”.

Some may stumble upon this fine line once and then become addicted to it, while others seem like they’re simply born to skillfully exploit those deep evolutionary parts of our brain that scream “STOP!” for maximum enjoyment. Throughout our lives, we seek to find the finest of fine lines between absolute, fear-inducing terror and preserving our life in every way possible.

Death Drive: Racing Thrill free