It would have to be the "Lasupra" for me. Speedhunters did a cover on this devilish combination of Lancia body with Toyota Supra hardware, with a one-off suspension setup that has to be seen!

I first found out about these from a build by NRE, its like the best of all transmissions came together in one crazy launch setup! Some shifting action around 5 minutes into this video...

Breathing heavily after a hard stint on track, or just a sigh after Riccardo Patrese did not win again... /s

Mount S54/ N20 here?

I'm sure the kidneys of that deer could have been harvested, the ones I'm referring to left the hood of my car quite violently though. It did however give me a great reason to get some blacked out replacements!

My 325i took a good hit from one of our furry friends last winter... Kidneys went flying!

...missed the frontal shot further up, guess I meant rear.

It would be nice to see a full front/rear picture of the car to get a definitive idea of just how much the track has been widened!

The video mentions just under 9 minutes at an average speed of 140km/h

Well that just changed my wallpaper, one BMW to the next!

Ahh the good old days of Gan san testing cars on the Nürburgring, these videos where the first to provide proper fast driving insight for me. The pedal and rev mounted cameras added so much detail you could not find on any comparable program from outside of Japan.

GTA memories awakened by this song

This is my idea, go away! Seriously though if all the safety quirks can be worked out before electric cars are obsolete this will happen.

Ever see one of these?

I used to wonder about that the other way around haha

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That is the kind of racing truck I pictured too, and the bodywork seems to suggest wider tire fitment options as well I'd say.

Did they remove the dual tires from the rear axle to allow for easier handbrake turns, or do racing trucks commonly do away with that setup?

It will be interesting to see how this all unfolds. I was certainly thinking of this as an interesting exercise, rather promoting any piracy. Thank you for the detailed response!

I wonder if this closer relation to PC hardware will result in greater piracy/ emulator availability compared to previous systems.