The only rule was no open wheel or fantasy cars (F1 and X10/X11 essentially).
This came about from a distant memory of GT4 and scratching a Zonda LM around the track in under a minute. Surely it's possible in GT5 right?
Well, it probably is, but we ended up using a Toyota Minolta with a turbo, that gives us 739pp, pretty handy.

It's pretty much the fastest car you can get without going to F1 etc. And we tried a few cars...
Lap times fell, starting around 1:05 it became clear that getting under a minute would be stupendous, why so hard? Well, I remembered that in GT4 you could have Qualifying Tyres and Nitro (giving around another 50% BHP), so not happening. Still, what's possible?
Many, many nights of this track, a lot of tuning, a $500k engine and chassis overhaul later and the result was 1:01:302. And here it is:
This the same lap from several different angles.
Enjoy.
2 comments:
Fast, but not as fast as this: http://www.broadsheet.ie/2012/01/24/thats-not-scalextric-this-is-scalextric/
Hmm, refined past being fun I think... But each to their own. And yes, crazy fast!
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