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Just got back from a long weekend of driving to the Ring, round the Ring and back home again with a group of fellow Porsche owners, and have to say what an experience that was.
Took my 2001 Carrera 4 round the full 13.7 mile circuit a few times and the highlight must have been seeing two BMW M3's trying to keep up through the twisty sections, but unfortunately one underestimated the 996's handling and going off into the barrier!
If any of you get the chance to take your car round the Ring you will be smiling for days after the trip.
Ollie
Steve
I never thought to try and time it as I couldn't get a reference for the start and finish of the lap as it is not continuous, but we hooked up with a group of fast bikes in the first third of the lap and took them through the twisty sections around the circuit. They made it back past me when we all entered the finish straight though!!!
The only thing that came by all of us was the ring taxi and the dodge viper race car.
Ollie
UberXY,
Do you know of any more lap times in the ring by sportbikes, specially the likes of the open-class inline-4's, like the GSX-R1000, R1 or ZX-10R?
Thanks Tom, I keep up with that site but the bikes they have are outdated or amateur laps. I think a current openclass on street tires could get close to 7:30 with a ring-experienced driver.
Imagine if Daehne, the "king of the ring", would give it a try with a current bike
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