This could all have got really expensive.
This could all have got really expensive.
So LaFerrari wins?
Need to put Cudaman behind the wheels of both cars in order to do a proper comparison. I'm not really sure if these owner/drivers really know what they were doing!
They own million-dollar supercars.
They know exactly what they're doing.
This driver looked like he knew what he was doing. Taking it easy with passenger in traffic and slower tyre option, but still a lap record (1:22-4:00).
Pos Make / Model Time Speed (km/h) Year Power (hp) / Weight (kg) Driven by
1. Radical SR8LM 2:16.00 185 0 455 / 650 (slicks - European Masters Qualifying)
2. Radical SR3 RS 2:25.00 174 0 213 / 570 (slicks - European Masters Qualifying)
3. McLaren P1 2:38.00 160 '13 916 / 1490
4. Ferrari 430 Scuderia 2:40.00 158 '07 510 / 1402 Soheil Ayari
5. Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 2:41.69 156 '08 647 / 1530 Soheil Ayari
6. Porsche 911 GT3 2:43.00 155 '06 415 / 1395
7. Nissan GT-R 2:43.41 154 '11 530 / 1736 SebullonTrack
8. BAC MONO 2:43.76 154 '13 284 / 540 Sabine Smchitz
9. Porsche 911 GT3 2:44.45 153 '09 435 / 1376 Denis Malevanyi
10. Lotus 2-Eleven 2:47.99 150 '07 256 / 776
The Drivers in the 918 v LaFerrari did have an idea on what they were doing. The LaFarrari driver was too eager with throttle on several times, abrupt on his inputs, and only decent. His braking was a joke.
It's this thinking that results in http://www.wreckedexotics.com/Originally Posted by Rare White Ape
You guys don't get the sarcasm from ape's remark?
OP doesn't, because he's permanently h4rDc0R3111!11!!1!!!
They know what they're doing in life, just not behind a wheel sometimes. That's the way I took RWA's comment.
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