Braking shouldn't be too bad, you can option the 4-pot TRD Brembos that they used to race at the 'ring last month.

A tri-turbo AWD diesel BMW, looks like someones been reading a bit of Jalopnik.

I'll take suspension+Brembos+bracing on the low spec model.

2 stand out very much.

Me thinks Toyota is going to use the current LMP1 engine that they have been developing and racing with for the last 2 years.

Sitting on or wearing a dead cow is awesome.

All cars need to run a control tyre on what used to be a spec wheel.

Here is a video of the track just before the crash.

Touristenfahrten is nuts, its just too packed. Crashes like this just got attention today, there are so many more all the time.

It is usually signaled prior to getting on the track that certain sections will have road works.

Ah nice, I couldn't find where you did.

And for all those people who are saying that the crash is weird as its on a racetrack and it was in a construction zone and is being investigated.

The suspension off the BMW ripped off right at the top of the strut.

Images courtesy of Ring Weekends.

People are linking in images through google+ but they don't seem to be going through.

The 'ring isn't a racetrack, its a toll road and any crashes there are considered road incidents and can be investigated by the police if circumstances are unusual.

Nope, no spray or anything like that.

Porsche have had their IMS/RMS issues (RMS is still a big problem with the current GT3s), Ferraris have had the burning down problems, and there are 2 kinds of Lamborghini customers, those who love it and nothing has gone wrong or stuff has gone wrong and the dealers simply don't respond to their problems such as…

Yeah that is true, but because McLaren have delayed the car so long they decided to send the cars to the customers anyway even though they are 90% complete.

Punch to the throat? More like a steel cap to the balls.