If that were the case, they definitely wouldn't be midget size...

 

Was that a bad thing to do?

 

Yes, a 944NA is a blast. I am rebuilding my old PCA stock class racer, which I loved btw) into a NASA GTS2 (and then GTS3 if possible without throwing huge $$$). I will be bringing out to a few DE's for some test & tune, I am sure we can see how your M3 matches against a 23 yr old 944 and have some fun at the same time.
I am leaving the motor relatively stock but I am going for the lightweight version. The car already has a rollcage in it although just an Autopower bolt in, unsure about suspension yet. It currently has adjustable Koni Sport and I might just leave those to see how well I can do with them then upgrade as needed dependent on the times I am running.
Anyway, it should be a fun toy to keep me occupied for a little while.

 

Excellent!

 

Yes.

 

Y'all stop bothering me while I'm in Cabo.

Thanks, Russell!!!

 

For inspiration, here's some 1:53 laps on run flats

 

Ugh. That is NOT a stock Z06 motor. 'Twould have been much faster (with that likely ~600hp) if he had hit more than half his apexes, and hadn't been so early into 2 so much.

 

Thank you Captain Obvious...

Whoa, somebody get that boy a camera mount. Warning, do not watch this video without first applying a motion sickness patch!

 

465 rwhp stock save for exhaust. Driver is Andi Baritchi, but he was still 3 seconds slower than the other Z06 than ran that day...

 

Am I supposed to recognize the name?

Car has way more than that HP. I have ridden in stock Z06's that have had MUCH better lines that have not accelerated that fast on the straights there. And a stock Z06 is FAST...

 

I think Andi has some AI records, and some bike records too.

Here is the dossier http://www.andibaritchi.com/main.html . He knows Chuck Norris too

 

Cool! He is clearly not a bad driver...except a couple of corners it is obvious he rides bikes!

 

ppffftttttt....

For inspiration, you need music, a few goof ball drivers and better camera work:

http://www.vimeo.com/821788

 

Very cool video, Russell!