It's not like it's unexpected, Pretty much always happens
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT R lap time at Nürburgring GP Sprint
Track | Nürburgring GP Sprint |
Type | flying start |
Vehicle | Mercedes-Benz AMG GT R |
Power / weight | 585 ps / 1637 kg |
Time | 1:35.099 |
Peak speed | 248 kph (154 mph) |
Average speed | 140 kph (87 mph) |
Submitted | 8 years ago by fakekillerfour |
Source | Autozeitung magazine (Germany) |
Views | 2.2k |
Reference: Autozeitung - 8/2017
Nissan GT-R Nismo | 1:34.60 | -0.5 |
Huracan LP 610-4 | 1:34.90 | -0.2 |
BMW M4 CSL | 1:34.91 | -0.2 |
Porsche 911 GT3 RS | 1:35.00 | -0.1 |
AMG GT R | 1:35.10 | |
AMG GT R | 1:35.20 | +0.1 |
Nissan GT-R | 1:35.30 | +0.2 |
R8 V10 Performance | 1:35.40 | +0.3 |
Porsche 911 Turbo S | 1:35.90 | +0.8 |
AMG GT Black Series | 262 | +14.5 |
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT R | 248 kph | |
Huracán STO | 247 | -0.5 |
BMW M4 CSL | 247 | -0.5 |
Porsche 911 GT3 RS | 242 | -5.5 |
BMW M5 CS | 242 | -5.5 |
cosimo 8y ago
Another example of... just cuz someone posted a fast Nurburgring time, doesn't mean the car is really going to be as fast in the real life or on other tracks.
FastestLaps 8y ago
In Nurburgring Nordshcleife there is more room for improvement - if driver is really good and dares to go fast, you can have some sensational lap times for cars that otherwise are not considered to be absolute lap time aces.
In a shorter track like Nurb GP or Hockenheim, cars really are less limited by driver skill (and courage) and more by themselves. 0.1 second behind GT3 RS seems just about right. If that's the 991 GT3 RS.