But Clay Regazzoni, in the second Ferrari, made a rocket-like getaway which allowed him to overtake the McLaren and cut across its bows in order to attack Lauda on the inside as the cars turned into the first corner, the fast, tricky, off-camber Paddock Bend.
At Barber, which has a few very tricky off-camber dropping turns, the Cayenne was superbly forgiving, with very little chassis roll.
For something more extreme, follow the crest of the ridge from the top of the Mzaar Peak chairlift– a short hike past an old stone church and the remains of the Roman temple – to the ski area's most tricky off-piste descents, including the Grande Coulée, a narrow ribbon of near-vertical piste that should only be tackled by those with a serious head for heights.
There's a tricky, off-kilter suaveness in a lot of his tracks—like album single "Bugatti," where he confidently, performatively, and ever-so-slightly awkwardly brags about the ultra expensive car he drives that leaves you with more questions than answers about the man behind the music.
Muddy two-track roads proved too easy; on a trickier off-road diversion, the XC70 rolled through watery chuckholes and over sharp rocks.
There are no soft options, only hard choices and tricky trade-offs.
Whichever choice it makes, the Fed faces a series of tricky trade-offs.
That doesn't change the tricky trade-off between equality and independence that lies at the heart of family finance.
Several leading Socialists, including Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a moderate, and Arnaud Montebourg, an aide to Ségolène Royal, the defeated presidential candidate, face tricky run-offs.
"They've got a steely determination between the two of them," Pearce said of the partnership that helped his team through a tricky play-off over two legs against Romania.
The work and pensions secretary, however, never grasped that the most he could hope to do here was to rationalise the tricky trade-off between two inescapably competing objectives.
