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Alright then. Well, at least they're not hybrids.. yet.Tbh the 4 Cylinder Turbos are significantly better they have much more power, and they are loud.
Alright then. Well, at least they're not hybrids.. yet.Tbh the 4 Cylinder Turbos are significantly better they have much more power, and they are loud.
I think the NSX is.Alright then. Well, at least they're not hybrids.. yet.
No it isn't.I think the NSX is.
If by hybrid, you mean LMP1 hybrid then yes...maybe.Even if they become hybrids at some point, it's by no means for fuel efficiency. It's all about the amount of power you can squeeze out of the car. More power=more awesome, clearly.
Wikipedia confuses me. What engines are in GT500 nowadays? N/A V8's or turbo 4's?
FixedMkay, thanks.
Motorsport is evolving, slowly but surely...
No I didn't, but I did watch some clips just now and yeah, they're still alright I guess.Fixed
If you have to go to Wikipedia to confirm what motors GT500 cars are using, I have to assume you didn't watch the 2015 season?
I don't think Super GT had a single bad race last season. Sure, it uses success ballast, but I don't know of many other series that have 6 way battles for first place in the championship in the final event of the season.No I didn't, but I did watch some clips just now and yeah, they're still alright I guess.
When saying motorsport is dying I'm thinking about Formula One, which has been completely dead to me the last 3-4 years, and other forms of auto racing tend to follow in F1's footsteps (DRS being featured in DTM is a good example.)
Super GT still seems very much alive though so I might have to watch the 2016 season!
You can find all of the 2015 rounds on NISMO TV, all with English commentary. If you like racing, it's worth watching.No I didn't, but I did watch some clips just now and yeah, they're still alright I guess.
When saying motorsport is dying I'm thinking about Formula One, which has been completely dead to me the last 3-4 years, and other forms of auto racing tend to follow in F1's footsteps (DRS being featured in DTM is a good example.)
Super GT still seems very much alive though so I might have to watch the 2016 season!
Yes it is.No it isn't.
1. I'm sorry but I keep seeing this logo on the car every time I look at itI have a bit of breaking news regarding Honda's GT500 lineups - it's more of a scoop, since it's being confirmed on the 12th, but the gist is:
Still no ARTA news, which only adds fuel to the fire regarding their BMW rumour. They have been particularly quiet over the last couple of months. We'll see the confirmed lineups early on Friday though, so not long to go.
- Kunimitsu and Nakajima retain the 100 and 64 respectively, and look to be sticking with the same lineups.
- Kogure appears to be shuffling from Drago to REAL RACING, 5/8 Q2 slots put him and Drago at the top of the Honda pile last year, so if confirmed they should be a very real threat to the rest of the grid.
- Hideki Muto will fill the Drago slot, and Oliver Turvey seems the most realistic candidate to run alongside him.
GAINER AMG pictures:
An Arta BMW....what what what?? In GT500, or 300?I have a bit of breaking news regarding Honda's GT500 lineups - it's more of a scoop, since it's being confirmed on the 12th, but the gist is:
Still no ARTA news, which only adds fuel to the fire regarding their BMW rumour. They have been particularly quiet over the last couple of months. We'll see the confirmed lineups early on Friday though, so not long to go.
- Kunimitsu and Nakajima retain the 100 and 64 respectively, and look to be sticking with the same lineups.
- Kogure appears to be shuffling from Drago to REAL RACING, 5/8 Q2 slots put him and Drago at the top of the Honda pile last year, so if confirmed they should be a very real threat to the rest of the grid.
- Hideki Muto will fill the Drago slot, and Oliver Turvey seems the most realistic candidate to run alongside him.
GAINER AMG pictures:
Both.An Arta BMW....what what what?? In GT500, or 300?
That would be a very interesting turn of events in SuperGT.Both.
The thought behind it is they've struggled with Honda for a while, and dropping the CRZ means they have little choice for GT300. By going BMW, they could run an M4 in GT500, and simply purchase an M6 GT3 for GT300.
We'll know for definite in the next 48 hours.
Mkay, thanks.
Motorsport is dying, slowly but surely...
They're horrible, the sound is awful. Indycar nailed the V6T, while F1's got a fart generator.The new F1 engines are great, it's the complexity of the hybrid systems that's the issue. Terrible parity and incredibly unreliable.
I think it's the first time in a couple of decades they've sounded like proper racing cars. Still think they're a bit too loud.They're horrible, the sound is awful. Indycar nailed the V6T, while F1's got a fart generator.
They've confirmed Honda for GT500 with Matsuura and Nojiri - GT300 is still open.@Bo, has there been any word on the ARTA BMW story?
The V10's and V12's were the best engines in racing history. The V6T's could be good, but only if they were like the 80's.I think it's the first time in several decades they've sounded like proper racing cars.
They've confirmed Honda for GT500 with Matsuura and Nojiri - GT300 is still open.
As much as i like the Arta NSX, the idea of an M4 in GT500 had me quite excited, and now I feel a little disappointed oh well, there's always next year.I think it's the first time in a couple of decades they've sounded like proper racing cars. Still think they're a bit too loud.
They've confirmed Honda for GT500 with Matsuura and Nojiri - GT300 is still open.