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Amazing how his steering input changed after leaving the asphalt and transitioning to dirt, lots more effort to keep his Porsche on line.

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Amazing how his steering input changed after leaving the asphalt and transitioning to dirt, lots more effort to keep his Porsche on line.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Check this out. http://www.autoblog.com/2010/06/30/v...rsche-911-cup/

POST 2Original post

He broke the class qualifying record by 18 seconds. In the race, he broke the class record by 38 seconds, beating all production class cars (2WD and 4WD). I think he finished 5th or 6th overall (incredible). Not bad for a normally aspirated engine at altitude; that's usually the domain of forced induction engines.

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Great video. Amazing how his steering input changed after leaving the asphalt and transitioning to dirt, lots more effort to keep his Porsche on line. Thanks for posting.

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Made it look easy. Sigh. That was a very good drive. Sincerely, Macster.

POST 5Original post

Nice cruising the guy was doing. After wondering how he was hooking up so nicely I saw some of the pictures on the auro blog website. Like always the GT3 is a fantastic car. Picture is from autoblog.

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