Speaking Of The 918…. 6:57
Self-reported times on the Burgerkingring have long been the accepted currency of keyboard-racing morons, which has led to an increasingly bizarre series of manufacturer-sponsored “assaults” on the track. Real racers know how worthless the times are, but real self-funded racers only come in two categories: broke-ass dudes running a Neon ACR (yo!) and zillionaires racing Daytona Prototype. The two groups combined buy supercars at approximately the rate of two teenagers in Dubai — and teenagers in Dubai do care about Ring times.
Thus, we see that Porsche is now reporting a 6:57 for its hybrid supercar. This breaks the six-minute mark for self-reported times of factory-prepared “production” cars, ending a very long time where the fastest times were in the sevens. To see how it was done, click the jump.
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Errmm.. a Radical SR8 LM would outrun this thing on lap ONE. Lap two? Fuggetaboutit. The Radical can chase down the Zonda R. It has no time for electric Porsches.
Whaat? This many comments about the 'Ring and none about Sabine Schmitt
>> Burgerkingring Ha! That's some drive-thru. But honestly, I can get thru my local BurgerKingring in 5:59 minutes and exit with a whopper and fries.
I love watching cars run the 'ring, but yeah, I hate how manufacturers game the runs. I wish there was sort of rule system in place with a 3rd party observer to prevent that but I suppose it would be a needless expenditure and will never happen. Thanks for screwing the pooch guys...