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Yeah, you can see those panel gaps from space.

Just like Gymkhana, this obviously wasn’t done in a single take. Look at the turbulence from the multiple runs. /sarcasm

That adds a new definition to the term “Trophy Husband.”

From this image, it looks like the shape could be required to draw the air up through the fender hole over the front wheel. By itself, the bluff front would likely cause more drag, but its interaction with the cavities around the front wheel likely enhance the front wing/diffuser performance. If only we could see what

For a period comparison, race cars were always minuscule, even compared to a 914.

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Actually, Simraceway now has John Hindhaugh doing the spotter's voice, reading out your times, offering encouragement and so on. He has also commentated in the weekly official prized event (unfortunately, I couldn't find the replay). Strangely, after I got into endurance racing, I realized that he was a commentator in

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Courtesy of Torch's Youtube channel, unedited.

As far as I can tell, it's A Maserati MC12 GT1.

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You left out the most important part of that Autoblog article: videos of Lewis Hamilton playing guitar. And don't miss the most important part of the videos: Jenson's suggestion of what Lewis is playing in the above video.

It's not hard to see where they got their design inspiration.

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In F1 they can even change up to 5 wheels in a single stop.

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Top Gear's Toyota Hilux building demolition. Typical Top Gear production values (understandably a little shakier than usual), and a culmination of the tests of a very tough truck. Given that there's a truck on top, it clearly counts as transportation infrastructure.

So what you're saying is that you could have bought an Allison-engined Mustang for that.*

You could buy an Allison-engined mustang for that.

It's the DBRS9 that is from the GT3 class, while the DBR9 is from the GT1 class, and hence much faster. The naming convention does seem backwards.

Sorry, I can't edit my response. The video's description on Youtube says it's the Ferdinand Ice Festival, just like the other reply says.

Yeah, it looks like it. I recognize at least the Audi TDI at around 1:35 from the Speedhunters coverage, and probably a few others.