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YOUR RESEARCHVideo of a 996 racing a Yamaha R1!!!(On track)
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A guy on a bike would be scared to get run over by a 3,400+ lb car.
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This is an excellent video(although the British narrator is a bit odd) of a 996 Carrera 4 racing a Yamaha R1 in a one lap racetrack shoot-out.
Guess which one wins!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at6VK...elated&search=
I love playing this video for my brother who drives a 1000RR. He had a hard time accepting that most bikes are slower in the twisties with a decent driver.
That's a great vid...thanks for sharing! That narrator is pretty famous in the UK....forgot his name though....I happen to think he's funny....very matter of fact and super dry humor. Very very fun vid. to watch.
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His name is Jeremy Clarkson. He's definitely popular in England. It's from the show, Top Gear. Great show, I wish they had something like it in the U.S.
I heard that we will be able to watch Top Gear in the US in the near future. I don't know how accurate that is, or what channel. But my step-dad, who just moved over here from England told me. Has anyone else heard this? I absolutely love Top Gear, as biased as they may be at times.
For dramatic effects they had the two racing at the same time on the track. I think this would have been more objective in comparison for speed if they each had their runs separately. I think the car would have won by more than 0.5 seconds.
A guy on a bike would be scared to get run over by a 3,400+ lb car. But then it was clear that at one of the last turns the car was afraid to run over the biker too and slowed down or took a wider turn than usual.
Anyway, on YouTube there are many Top Gear and Clarkson videos. It's funny that they can get away with stuff we suposedly wild and crazy Americanos would never see on our TV.
http://youtube.com/results?search_qu...ar+911&search=
Just see the last 30 seconds, starating at 7:40, of this video when he compared and illustrated the Turbo, C4S, and down to Carrera in turns of three girls in bikinis....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uL7Cn-pPlYo
But this one is just too painful and maddening to watch....It's been posted before here as "How to Kill a Posche"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sVxbM99-L1A
Great videos and yes Top Gear is a great show, watch it often when I visit family back home in England. If it comes over here that would be great. Sure it's a different approach but that's great, way much better than 'Rides'.
Thanks for sharing
Did anyone see the Jay Leno Carrera GT episode on Discovery HD? Jay got very lucky
That's a very old video, but it does settle the matter w/ two pro driver/riders. There is no substitute for contact patch. I also agree that they should have taken separate runs. Clarkson is a ******, but he's funny at times.
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