Scuderia vs GT3 On Track Video

well, i have had seat time in racing karts and i have a thorough understanding of the way cars handle.
late and hard braking will not allow you a fluid driving style, that will enable you to carry speed through the bend.
it's not about braking late and accelerating early...it's about not upsetting the car's balance.

the scud should have proved to be a lot faster even in the hands of a beginner but it simply isn't and that's whats clearly shown in this video..

 

you certainly have a point.....and I too dislike the spoiler on the GT2....but hey, thats the way it comes and I love it for what it is.
OTOH if any marque carries a stigma that I could never identify with then its an Fcar. I'd rather drive a souped up beetle and blend in than to drive a ferrari to stand out.

but that's simply a matter of personal taste and to each his own.

a lambo, now that's something !

 

take your shot, but I'll be gone 0-100 mph in 7.4 seconds...

 

oh, i love ferrari's. always have and always will. just simply would not drive one.....cause a porsche to me is what a ferrari is to you.

 

with nothing objective to say the response has to become objective and personal ?
space flights are fully booked.....afraid i'll have to stick around a little longer

 

+1

assuming she/he is a capable driver, not being able to put the power down and maintaining a fluid line, could also be the result of some imbalace of the car. camber/toe, shocks or tires etc. can all lead to being off the perfect line.

but this is a scuderia and therefore we have to assume that it is setup correctly.
kindly also note, that the GT3 driver is also fighting the wheel and went off the line even further than the scud. nevertheless, the scud even when accelerating from a better exit line was not able to pull away the way i would have thought it should......

which brings me to the (mainly misunderstood) essence of my post: amazed as to how well the GT3 was able to keep up with the scud despite its power and technology handicap.

oh, and it's engine is where no engine belongs.....

 

well, that makes it a matter of angle of approach and timing.....in which you certainly have the advantage....i am relying more on my knowledge of how much you value our friendship in my chances of me making a getaway

 

check post #33

 

known driver, with proven skills and documented conditions = check Hockenheim and NBR times:

Ferrari F 430 F1 1.12,7 min 7.55 min 01/06

Porsche 911 GT3 (997) 1.11,7 min 7.48 min 07/06


+ i am not going out of my way...i thoroughly enjoy the ignorance encountered here.......here being my backyard just as much as it is everyone else's.

 

but why haven't they simply spoken the truth then......?
truth being that the GT3 was holding on exceptionally well.....nothing more and nothing less....

but what was an enjoyable 8 minute video has been turned into a matter of personal accusations and stigmata.