Do's and Don'ts for spirited driving - Model Y Performance

[globalmax]

I enjoy spirited driving once in a while without going too crazy or stupid to put my self or others in danger. I am sure I have some company here
Wanted to find out do's and don't as I am new to Tesla or for that matter EV's. Coming from mostly light weight sports cars in the past, still amazed by the handling in stock form from this heavy MYP

My understanding is that as your battery charge level decreases, your 0 to 60 goes down as well? So if its less than 50%, guess its not a good idea to out gun a garden variety 911

Read somewhere that having heavy weight 250 or 300 lbs in the rear improves ride quality/ reduces bumpy ride ?

Any other observations or suggestions? Thanks in advance

 

[drtimhill]

My understanding is that as your battery charge level decreases, your 0 to 60 goes down as well? So if its less than 50%, guess its not a good idea to out gun a garden variety 911

Remember that as battery charge goes down the car will be lighter, so performance will go up (if only slightly).

 

[charlesoris]

Remember that as battery charge goes down the car will be lighter, so performance will go up (if only slightly).

The best April Fool's Day joke.

 

[globalmax]

Remember that as battery charge goes down the car will be lighter, so performance will go up (if only slightly).

Thanks for your insights

 

[Mujenpwr]

Remember that as battery charge goes down the car will be lighter, so performance will go up (if only slightly).

That made my day, thank you for that one, LOL

 

[globalmax]

Any other inputs?

btw anyone here has taken a stock MYP to auto cross? saw couple of videos on youtube but mostly with coil over mods