A look at the many all-time records broken by Porsche - time records, Guinness World Records, etc.
Published on: 10.01.2018
A sacred place for time attack
The Nürburgring is a world-famous, extremely difficult course. It is known as the sacred place for time attack by car makers around the world. In fact, my husband has long been a fan of theGran Turismo on PlayStationThe team was practicing to set a time as fast as possible on the Nürburgring with the(Where the heck is my husband headed...)She has probably driven more than 100 laps, but her husband remembers the long course of more than 20 km perfectly, and when he drove the 911RSR the other day, the record time was 7 minutes and 7 seconds.(Not even close on the world level, but fast on the amateur level, he said.)
My husband always says, "I'm definitely going to drive on the Nürburgring in Germany in the future! and he will practice even more in the future. By the way, the new Panamera Turbo is actuallyHe runs the Nürburgring in 7 minutes and 38 seconds.The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.
Nürburgring Time Record
Porsche, a sports car manufacturer, has set many record times at the Nürburgring, the sacred ground for time attack.
In 1983, a driver named Stefan Bellof drove a "Porsche 956" on the North Course of the Nürburgring.Recorded the fastest time of 6 minutes 11.13 seconds.The record was so fast that it was said at the time that it would "never be broken again. The record was so fast that it was said at the time that it would "never be broken again.
As time went by, in 2013, the 918 Spyder, although not a race car, broke the 7-minute barrier, which was thought to be impossible for production cars, and recorded a time of 6 minutes and 57 seconds.
*Source of the article: Porsche's Greatest Records! A look back at Porsche's motorsports history
The 2017 911 GT2 RS then set a new record for a publicly roadworthy sports car with a lap time of 6:47.3 on the Nürburgring North Course.
*Porsche 911 GT2 RS sets new Nürburgring North Course record [News].
Furthermore, in April 2018, the new 911 GT3 RS recorded a lap time of 6 minutes 56.4 seconds, slightly beating the 918 Spyder's record. While this is not the fastest Nürburgring record, it is...It succeeded in shaving 24 seconds off the lap time of the previous generation GT3 RS.
* Fastest naturally aspirated Porsche 911 GT3 RS breaks record
919 Hybrid Evo feat.
Then in June 2018, an extraordinary record was set. Porsche seriously modified a race machine.919 Hybrid Evoset a course record of 5 minutes 19.55 seconds. In other words, theThe record of 6 minutes, 11.13 seconds set by the Porsche 956 in 1983 was broken 35 years later.Moreover, he reduced his time by almost a minute.
Porsche says you can go shopping after a day on the track.Sports performance" and "practicality."I was reminded once again of the fact that this sports car manufacturer, which combines the "one-stop-shop" concept with the "one-stop-shop" concept, is still developing products with the same mindset even after decades of development.
Other records?
In addition to the course record at the Nürburgring, Porsche has set various other records.
(1) Record for most wins at Le Mans set
In 2015, Porsche won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the first time in 17 years, since 1998, extending its record for most wins at Le Mans to 17.
(2) "Cayenne" sets Guinness World Record by towing a large passenger plane weighing 285 tons.
In 2017, two Cayenne S Diesel and Cayenne Turbo S cars, in turn, towed an A380, a giant passenger plane weighing 285 tons, at Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport.Recognized by Guinness World Records, the Cayenne became the production car that towed the heaviest aircraft.
The two Cayennes also drove themselves back to London from Paris without any problems after completing the Guinness record attempt.
(3) On September 18, 2018, the new Cayenne Turbo achieved the highest European speed record for a bicycle.
The new Cayenne Turbo on an airport runway in England.(Total length: approx. 3.2 km)The bicycle was towed by a The cyclist achieved a European speed record of 240 km/h, surpassing the previous record of 217 km/h set almost 40 years ago.
When the speed reached 177 km/h, the tow rope was removed, and the bicycle rider was attached tightly to the rear of the new Cayenne Turbo and accelerated while utilizing the slipstream.
European speed record achieved by Porsche's Slipstream.
The latest is best
Porsche has also set various other records. I guess that is why they say "the newest Porsche is the best Porsche", because they are never satisfied with the status quo and always keep challenging themselves. Still, as a Porsche fan, I would like to experience the Nürburgring at least once.(W in the passenger seat)
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