New mid engine RSR testing video
#106
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Porsche sweeps front row in Rolex 24 qualifying at Daytona
Read more: [url]http://autoweek.com/article/imsa/porsche-sweeps-front-row-rolex-24-qualifying-daytona#ixzz4WDs79JNW[/url
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Transmission is behind the engine. Mid-engine configuration.
NA engine, based on the new 991 architecture, AFAIK.
NA engine, based on the new 991 architecture, AFAIK.
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#113
Burning Brakes
oh geez.... so sorry ....
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Nothing runs til Thursday.
10:20 am -11:20 am Practice #1 - WeatherTech Championship (All Classes)
I will be hanging on the fence when the first car rolls.
10:20 am -11:20 am Practice #1 - WeatherTech Championship (All Classes)
I will be hanging on the fence when the first car rolls.
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The engine is right behind the driver. Might as well call it the 911 Cayman RSR .. good enough for 2nd at Daytona, but did anyone see how much man-handling Pilet had to do in the wet? normal wet racing or set-up?