. I don't think the Mosler would compete with this at all on a track though. The Saleen, I don't really know enough about them to say, they have a lot of underbody aerodynamics so they do produce a lot of downforce, and they are very track capable as is the Mosler, but there's a difference betwen track capable and can compete with some GT cars in production road trim.Yes, they are street legal.
I have read that before, theres a story somewhere that the apollo was timed round one layout of the Ring and they calculated that it would run it in around the 7 min mark. Gumpert themselves are keen to make a point that they believe it will break the 7 min barrier. What truth there is to the story I don't know, but the story is out there, I can't recall which publication published it.
What a coincedence. So is the Saleen S7.
A DTM car is an oustandingly fast track machine. They have between 450 and 500bhp in general, but you should know, power isn't everything. However, this should beat a DTM car, the only area this has ever been compared to a DTM car in is the downforce it generates, ie a hell of a lol (just like the Saleen). It's actaully supposed to be comparable to GT race cars when it's on the track. But as has been said before, there's little to no information available regarding Apollo performance tests so it's all just speculation and hearsay. I don't persoanlly doubt that it's a highly capable car. One test I would love to see would be a Saleen S7TT, the apollo Sport and the TVR Cerbera Speed 12. 3 stupidly powerful cars, all with downforce equal to or greater than high level race cars and all rwd. That would be an awesome test.
