"S" for Soccer.

Porsche was supposed to race the 918 at the 24 Hours of Nuerburgring. After a press release announcing their intents, they soon unveiled the 918 RSR concept. After announcing it nothing was ever said again of the programme.

I couldn't believe it either so I checked on their website. Parking is $60, then if you don't want to have to take a shuttle to the track, it is $200. If you want any good views on a turn, it is at least $300, and can go up to $1,200 for the grand stands. 3 day pass is the only option for all tickets.

Martini Racing!

Dumping the clutch from high rpms will always get you going a hell of a lot faster than mashing the throttle from low rpms while you're already moving.

Well considering you guys can simply import a complete car directly from Australia, you don't have a reason to complain! ;-)

That is so awesome!

Nah, I like it. Porsche hides them pretty well, and they come in handy if you do track days a lot. You can just screw in an attachment.

Almost looks like he tried to drive between two pillars that block traffic of of sidewalk. Should've bought a P45!

Let's hope that their weight loss programme includes a lighter-than-an-automatic manual tranny.

Haha! Was just about to comment before I saw yours: "I still never found out what shaving sex is."

And then there's all the things they've said about Americans. And all the things they've said about Germans. And all the things they've said about the French. And all the things they've said about everybody else in the world.

The CHASSIS is debuting at this show, not the entire car unfortunately. :(

I'm in the U.S and my Google Chrome browser homepage had it last night, but it is gone now.

Meh. The base V12 Vantage is automotive nirvana as it has a 6 speed manual!

It is now live in the U.S!

2.) Millau Viaduct, France

Right now, however, tourist days are like the wild west (yes, even still). The fact that more people aren't killed on the Nürburgring every year is more a testament to modern automotive safety features then any massive improvement in the safety standards of the track. Lining the entire track with expensive safety…

Because the 'Ring is being sold at such a discounted price (it cost $400 million USD to build the COTA F1 track. The entire Nürburgring including the F1 track will be purchased for less than a third of that!) it is no longer being saddled with the massive overhead (€400million EUR) its been struggling under for the…