2019 Porsche GT3RS vs Nissan GTR Nismo
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
2019 Porsche GT3RS vs Nissan GTR Nismo
Jason Plato, former British Touring Car champion, and Karun Chandhok, former Formula 1 driver, go head-to-head in a Nissan GTR Nismo and 2019 Porsche GT3 RS.
This is from Series 27, Episode 6 of Fifth Gear. Clip 1 was released as a YouTube teaser but the full video was not aired in North America.
Clip 1: Introduction and head-to-head drag race
https://streamable.com/xns9k
Clip 2: Jason and Karun take to the road to test daily drivability.
https://streamable.com/m7g1b
Clip 3: Hot laps around Anglesey, conclusions, and a winner.
https://streamable.com/0s4se
This is from Series 27, Episode 6 of Fifth Gear. Clip 1 was released as a YouTube teaser but the full video was not aired in North America.
Clip 1: Introduction and head-to-head drag race
https://streamable.com/xns9k
Clip 2: Jason and Karun take to the road to test daily drivability.
https://streamable.com/m7g1b
Clip 3: Hot laps around Anglesey, conclusions, and a winner.
https://streamable.com/0s4se
#2
Thank you for posting the videos! I was the drag video a while back and glad to be able to see the other 2. I'm surprised to hear that both reviewers seem to think the 2 cars ride about the same. I'd have thought the RS would ride and absorb bumps much better.
#3
Both are amazing cars.
#4
Instructor
If they're testing the cars - should take operator variability out of the test if they can.
Drag racing? - That really depends on the driver getting a start. They should really just clock them from leaving the line to the finish, although I imagine most will find it "unexciting".
Drag racing? - That really depends on the driver getting a start. They should really just clock them from leaving the line to the finish, although I imagine most will find it "unexciting".
#5
If they're testing the cars - should take operator variability out of the test if they can.
Drag racing? - That really depends on the driver getting a start. They should really just clock them from leaving the line to the finish, although I imagine most will find it "unexciting".
Drag racing? - That really depends on the driver getting a start. They should really just clock them from leaving the line to the finish, although I imagine most will find it "unexciting".