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This Automobile article is a reprint of the article that was featured in Drivers Republic back in November.
A few months later and still the same results.
For me, the result was a forgone conclusion. The moment you feel how physically fast the GT2 is, you can't believe that the GT-R could possibly beat it. Of course, the GT-R doesn't acknowledge the usual formalities of science and somehow got itself to within seven seconds of the Porsche's time. The final scores are: Porsche, 7 minutes, 49 seconds; Nissan, 7 minutes, 56 seconds. There is no doubt in my mind that the Porsche will go substantially faster, given a drier track and some time to build confidence on the really hairy parts of the circuit.
Source : Automobile Magazine
1 comment:
i think the journalist was Porsche bias... and didnt know how to drive awd
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