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Lap times of "real" cars arond the "old" Nurbugring

8 posts by 6 people · 25 Nov 1998 - 30 Nov 1998

I was just interested in what "real" road cars do around the old Nurbugring.... after all this is what really proves how good/fast a car is and how well it handles. Anyway, This is what I found out: I've re-sorted all the cars from the previous e-mail and removed all modified cars and cars that were driven by "priveteers". This is the list I ended up with : 8,06,02 = 154 km/h Robert Nearn, Caterham Superlight, 140 hp 470 kg. 8,07 = 154 km/h Ferrari 550 Maranello, Sport Auto. 8,09 = 153 km/h Lamborghini Diablo. 8,10 = 153 km/h Chrysler Viper GTS. 8,12 = 152 km/h 1998 Porsche 993 Turbo S, 432 hp. 8,12 = 152 km/h 1997 Porsche 993 Turbo, 408 hp. 8,17 = 151 km/h Porsche 996 Carrera 300 hp. 8,18 = 150 km/h Ferrari F355 380 hp. 8,20 = 150 km/h 1998 BMW test drivers, BMW M5 E39 -98, 400 hp. 8,20 = 150 km/h BMW M3 Evo E36 321 hp. 8,22 = 149 km/h BMW M Coupe, 321 hp. 8,28 = 147 km/h Porsche 911 Cabrio 993, 285 hp. 8,28,1 = 147 km/h Stephen Sutcliffe, Nissan Skyline GTR standard 276 hp. 8,32 = 146 km/h BMW M Roadster 321 hp. 8,33,80 = 146 km/h Dirk Schoysman Honda NSX 6 speed 276 hp. 8,34 = 146 km/h 1997 BMW M3 -97, 321 ps. 8,35 = 145 km/h BMW M3 SMG -98, 321 hp. 8,40 = 144 km/h Chevrolet Corvette -98, 344 hp. 8,42 = 143 km/h Audi S4 265 hp (Sport Auto) 8,49 = 141 km/h Jaguar XKR Coupe (automatic) 363 hp (Sport Auto). 8,51 = 141 km/h 1998 AMG C43. 8,52 = 141 km/h Mercedes CLK 430 automatic, 279 hp. 9,24 = 133 km/h VW Corrado VR6, Autobild, 190 hp. 9,25 = 132 km/h Opel Calibra 4x4 Turbo, Autobild, 204 hp. 9,29 = 131 km/h Mazda MX6, Autobild, 165 hp. 9,30 = 131 km/h Toyota MR2, Autobild, 156 hp. 9,34 = 130 km/h Honda Prelude, Autobild, 160 hp. 9,35 = 130 km/h Honda 200 SX, Autobild, 169 hp. 9,44 = 128 km/h Peugeot 205 GTI 1,9, 128 hp, AMS. 10,00 = 125 km/h Lancia Delta HF 4 WD, 165 hp, AMS. 10,03 = 124 km/h Toyota MR2, 124 hp, AMS. 11,25 = 109 km/h Corolla XLI 12 V, 75hp, Peter Fichtner, Germany. All of these are road cars that were not modified.... if you want modified cccarsn then that's a totally different story... fastest one I know of can so it in 7,26 and is a Blitz Toyta Supra (about 650 hp). Though, if you want really fast (ie. the fastest) then it's help by a Porche GT car (ie. Le Mans racers)... I think it's Porche 956; anyway the lap time that has managed is 6:11 !!!! Try and get that in GPL :-) Anyway, just a bit of trivia that some of you might be interested in. David Mocnay
EldredP 26 Nov 1998#436742
Ok, so I'm about as fast as a STOCK Corolla? Dang, remind me to SKIP the 'Ring in 'season mode'. :) Eldred
?ivind Hage 26 Nov 1998#436743
Hi, just a comment on the "old ring": The Nrburgring Nordschleife was about 2 km longer in 1967. The lap times you listed here are newer cars built a long time after the old ring was shortened in the early eighties. Lap records on the old ring: (From Nrburgring Jahresprogramm 1994) 22,8 km: 7:06 = 193 km/h Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari F1 1975 20,8 km: 6:26 = 194 km/h Stefan Bellof, Porsche 956 1983 Btw. what lap times do people get on the ring in GPL?
Quoted text (13 lines)> Hi, just a comment on the "old ring": > The Nrburgring Nordschleife was about 2 km longer in 1967. The lap > times > you listed here are newer cars built a long time after the old ring > was > shortened in the early eighties. > Lap records on the old ring: (From Nrburgring Jahresprogramm 1994) > 22,8 km: 7:06 = 193 km/h Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari F1 1975 > 20,8 km: 6:26 = 194 km/h Stefan Bellof, Porsche 956 1983 > Btw. what lap times do people get on the ring in GPL?
Nice info.From what I've seen, the good guys are running sub 8.10s. Cheers, Matt Knutsen
J 27 Nov 1998#436931
I have another time for you: 20,8 km: 13:30 = xxxx km/h Jens Schumacher, Mitsubishi Colt, 55HP <g> Jens On Thu, 26 Nov 1998 22:05:18 +0100, "?ivind Hagen"
Quoted text (11 lines)>Hi, just a comment on the "old ring": >The Nrburgring Nordschleife was about 2 km longer in 1967. The lap times >you listed here are newer cars built a long time after the old ring was >shortened in the early eighties. >Lap records on the old ring: (From Nrburgring Jahresprogramm 1994) >22,8 km: 7:06 = 193 km/h Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari F1 1975 >20,8 km: 6:26 = 194 km/h Stefan Bellof, Porsche 956 1983 >Btw. what lap times do people get on the ring in GPL?
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Quoted text (7 lines)> I have another time for you: > 20,8 km: 13:30 = xxxx km/h Jens Schumacher, Mitsubishi Colt, 55HP > <g> > Jens
Should be like 92 km/h
J 30 Nov 1998#437502
I didn't wrote it down, because embarrassing. Jens On Fri, 27 Nov 1998 16:41:30 +0100, Sammy Fischer
Quoted text (9 lines)>> I have another time for you: >> 20,8 km: 13:30 = xxxx km/h Jens Schumacher, Mitsubishi Colt, 55HP >> <g> >> Jens >Should be like 92 km/h
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> I didn't wrote it down, because embarrassing. > Jens It's still faster than me in GPL on the Ring;) bye Sammy

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