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Svensson · 11-05-2007, 07:53 AM

Here's the moment we've been waiting for: The full onboard video of the Zonda F's record breaking Norschleife lap!

First the "emotion" clip to get in the mood:
:arrow: http://www.supercarmovies.com/html/c...DE5trailer.php
And the downloadable .flv file:
:arrow: http://www.runimation.businesspage.at/RecordEmotion.flv (13.6 MB)

And now for the full onboard lap:
:arrow: http://www.supercarmovies.com/html/c...SODE5movie.php
And the downloadable .flv file:
:arrow: http://www.runimation.businesspage.at/Record.flv (67.2 MB)

Be sure to crank the volume knob open, you will love this one...

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f1legend · 11-05-2007, 08:39 AM

:shock: :shock: :shock: That is unbelievably fast.

gangajas · 11-05-2007, 08:56 AM

Amazing car. I want one!!! How much does it cost?

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ops:

Thanks for the links

MIHALS · 11-05-2007, 10:12 AM

oh my .... what a sound

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A MUST HAVE!!!

thanx svensson

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TNT · 11-05-2007, 10:42 AM

I think i just wet myself a little amazing car! thanks a bunch!

nthfinity · 11-05-2007, 10:43 AM

There have been questions as to what constitutes a full lap on NS... 26,600 meters, or 26,823 meters. This lap was timed at 26,600; and would need an additional 3-4 seconds to make those last 223 meters.

It's become quite popular now to use the 26,600 meter as standard, where as only a few years ago, the standard was 26,823 meters... so there is quite the perceived notion that cars are going "that" much faster then they were just a few years ago.

The lap is incredibly fast, no doubt.... but to compare what the underpowered CGT did (compared to the Zonda F CS) with non-ideal dry tires, (but good wet tires)... and did 4 years ago already... such is technology. the F ought to be faster, its newer, and more powerful... and can get that power down to the road with greater success.

What is crazy to think is that a 997 GT2 can lap NS in 7:32 (apparently 26,823 meters) ... with only 500 ish HP

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twboy1999 · 11-05-2007, 11:03 AM

anyone got a map of the 266000 meter one and the 26823 meter one?

f1legend · 11-05-2007, 11:03 AM

The 7:32 lap of the Supertest was exactly the same distance. You see the T13 is missing. This is the reference lap distance.
Furthermore you seem to forget that the Porsches have been developed at the Ring, while Pagani paid it an occasional visit and set a record. This is a huge achievement.

Svensson · 11-05-2007, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by nthfinity

There have been questions as to what constitutes a full lap on NS... 26,600 meters, or 26,823 meters. This lap was timed at 26,600; and would need an additional 3-4 seconds to make those last 223 meters.

It's become quite popular now to use the 26,600 meter as standard, where as only a few years ago, the standard was 26,823 meters... so there is quite the perceived notion that cars are going "that" much faster then they were just a few years ago.

The lap is incredibly fast, no doubt.... but to compare what the underpowered CGT did (compared to the Zonda F CS) with non-ideal dry tires, (but good wet tires)... and did 4 years ago already... such is technology. the F ought to be faster, its newer, and more powerful... and can get that power down to the road with greater success.

What is crazy to think is that a 997 GT2 can lap NS in 7:32 (apparently 26,823 meters) ... with only 500 ish HP

Interesting points, but don't forget that Porsche has over 40 years of racing experience on the Nordschleife, whereas the Pagani company is just 15 years old and has never raced any of its cars on the Ring, except for some testing.