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Jeremy Clarkson has a few words on the 488 GTB vs the 458 Italia/Speciale. Just a warning and in usual Jeremy Clarkson fashion, he isn't too kind...
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Maybe you didn't read my points but if both Harris and d'Ambrosio can take these cars at their limit, then their times will almost certainly be...
I think Harris is a great driver but never thought he's on a level with d'Ambrosio. What I do think is that for what these cars are technically...
No problem! I think we forget how good and supremely skilled any professional athlete, even the ones at the bottom of the ladder, are compared to...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOw8aC78LoU
Lieven, thank you for the additional color! I just finished watching the episode at work and noticed them using a standing start and the slightly...
I think nobody should questions Chris Harris' driving ability anymore. The man has had a decent professional career most notably with him and the...
Not sure if this review has been posted before but it's back on their channel. More than the review, I think this video has the most beautiful...
The Mercedes S Class Coupe cleared way very early as Gebhardt entered Querspange hitting the triple apex beautifully and correcting the slight...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffIe0zBxDsk
It may be a different day but still... the 488 GTB is faster than the 675LT on HHR by .2 seconds on inferior tires.
"But, for the record, a good Cup tyre was probably worth 1-2sec a lap here — and the 675LT, 570S, 911 R, M4 GTS and Vantage GT8 all had...
Based on each test, both cars were tested in the most ideal conditions on Anglesey, so that's a moot point. And while Meaden gets a slight edge in...
EVO leaderboard lap times of 1:12.8 for both the 488 GTB and 675LT COUPE says otherwise.
The 488 GTB performance is amazing considering how short on power it is vs the 918 Spyder (2:43.1 2014 Lightning Lap laptime).
