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Yep, it's actually a 993 bi-turbo engine, fitted into a custom built race chassis, topped off with a 1962 VW T1 shell.
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Speed differentials with the cars and bikes in such close proximity is insane.
here's a pretty good vid too...
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/B...-vs_168998.htm
I dunno - cool video, but doesn't seem like an especially good track driver to me... frustrates me to see his passing, his use of the throttle seems lazy and erratic, and his lines seem WAY off.
Just my $0.02. However, I'm glad you posted it, and I enjoyed watching it, if only as a critic!
+1... I am not saying I could do better, but I know this guy isn't that great. Low RPM's, poor apex, not pushing it into the corners and then on the brakes hard, hit it again...though the recovery was cool when it got a little loose.. Maybe that has happened before and he is just trying to learn where that point is before he pushes it too hard... too many of those could be costly and dangerous too!!
Still... fun to watch !!
Part of why we love it is because we "think" we could be doing that...(or better) right??
You know, I won't argue the merits of his driving, but what is damn impressive is the recovery and acceleration of that car even against the bikes, that's what impresses me so much...........imagine in the hands of a skilled driver!!
Yep, it's actually a 993 bi-turbo engine, fitted into a custom built race chassis, topped off with a 1962 VW T1 shell.
http://www.race-taxi.ch/indexx.htm
Check out the gallery of construction pictures, and the videos on the website - amazing!
That's a Manthey spec'd GT3, had the pleasure of being in the passenger seat for my first ever Ring lap. I have alot of respect for the driver, really good guy. That 'erratic' driving is hard on the brakes, trailing braking into the apex and hard on the throttle, just as been taught by cup-drivers on the Ring. He knows the lines well, also that weekend his LSD had gone causing him some problems. That wasn't his best lap of the day though, that happened whilst following the Viper round as it cleared the path...
Obviously!
The difference is that I know the limits to my driving ability and I know that I couldn't come close to the guy driving the GT3, even though he has some rough edges to his driving.
Tim, HAHA!! Won't be trading any time soon. Over all, I still LOVE the M!! Seeing that Gt3 just reminds me how Visceral Porsche is.
Porsche is like no other and I certainly miss owning one.
Oooh, check it out guys. Just found this!! Now this guy is nowhere "near" as balsy as the other driver. Still, good video. Check out 2:20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1R3uNhg2XQ
