Stuntman
Well-Known Member
The heavier car with less tire, less aero, and a worse weight distribution had a higher minimum speed and gained time through all those fast sweeping corners than the lighter car with better weight distribution, more tire, and more aero???Comparing cars at a trackday with two different drivers isn't very useful. Beyond the obvious difference in skill level, there's the question of commitment... you have no idea whether the other car was even trying for a max effort lap.
How 'bout the same (Pro) driver on the same day (skip to 17:05 for lap comparison) for GT350R v. ZL1:
(Look at the data. The ZL1 gained pretty much all of the time over the 350R in the corners, not on the straights.)
Despite having a pro driver in both cars, that test further shows how you can't trust magazines.
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