Thinking of a GT3
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Not sure about that, I think slower cars are better for building up skill & experience as you end up relying on straight line speed & acceleration to get kicks & gain lap times and not skill. Demonstration - nice video of a C2 chasing 996 GT2 here, the C2 is not quite pushing the limits here but still keeping up with the GT2.
Porsche 991 Carrera 3.4 chasing 996 GT2 at the Nürburgring - YouTube
Porsche 991 Carrera 3.4 chasing 996 GT2 at the Nürburgring - YouTube
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This would be a lot more impressive if the C2 were a 996. I understand the 996 GT2 was a formidable car, but the 996-to-991 technological advances are simply enormous. And the speed difference is not as significant as one might think. I believe the 996 GT2 0-100km was 4.1 whereas the 991 C2 (fitted with PDK) is 4.6. So there is obviously a speed difference, but it's not exactly hare-tortoise.