- 14 Oct 08, 05:34#72175
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We would welcome the opportunity to help any auto manufacturer with understanding the full capabilities of the GT-RLove it!
Longbow wrote:was the Mclaren F1 ever taken around the ring?I don't think so.

welshie wrote:Bugatti should get in touch with them and hook the computer system up with the Veyron's 4wd!!We would welcome the opportunity to help any auto manufacturer with understanding the full capabilities of the GT-RLove it!
McLaren Fan wrote:Personally I don't think the McLaren F1 would like the ring too much. Is a little on the twitchy side. Don't get me wrong it would set a fairly decent time, but compared with modern "hyper"cars it's a rather blunt instrument.Longbow wrote:was the Mclaren F1 ever taken around the ring?I don't think so.
texasmr2 wrote:Here is the current listing of records at the Nurburgring compliments of Shrubhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nurburgring_lap_times" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
welshie wrote:Thanks mate guess I forgot the most important parttexasmr2 wrote:Here is the current listing of records at the Nurburgring compliments of Shrubhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nurburgring_lap_times" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
welshie wrote:Well, it would certainly need a Scandinavian, Senna or Schumacher to drive it, for they like(d) cars that oversteer! That said, I do think the McLaren F1 would be bettered by some of the more modern cars. When you factor in its age, with the possible exception of the Veyron, the McLaren F1 is streets ahead of other supercars. The interesting thing is that there is a number of ways it could be improved, so I would like to see McLaren give it ago. The Veyron can be beaten - and that's a scary thought. It's a wonderful reflexion of the human desire to continuously push the limit further and further.McLaren Fan wrote:Personally I don't think the McLaren F1 would like the ring too much. Is a little on the twitchy side. Don't get me wrong it would set a fairly decent time, but compared with modern "hyper"cars it's a rather blunt instrument.Longbow wrote:was the Mclaren F1 ever taken around the ring?I don't think so.

McLaren Fan wrote:Yeh one thing people seam to forget is that the Veyron Konigseggg etc.. etc.. are all tubro chargedwelshie wrote:Well, it would certainly need a Scandinavian, Senna or Schumacher to drive it, for they like(d) cars that oversteer! That said, I do think the McLaren F1 would be bettered by some of the more modern cars. When you factor in its age, with the possible exception of the Veyron, the McLaren F1 is streets ahead of other supercars. The interesting thing is that there is a number of ways it could be improved, so I would like to see McLaren give it ago. The Veyron can be beaten - and that's a scary thought. It's a wonderful reflexion of the human desire to continuously push the limit further and further.McLaren Fan wrote:Personally I don't think the McLaren F1 would like the ring too much. Is a little on the twitchy side. Don't get me wrong it would set a fairly decent time, but compared with modern "hyper"cars it's a rather blunt instrument.Longbow wrote:was the Mclaren F1 ever taken around the ring?I don't think so.
welshie wrote:I'm surprised the Veyron could only manage 7:40 actually, especially with that long straight!texasmr2 wrote:Here is the current listing of records at the Nurburgring compliments of Shrubhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nurburgring_lap_times" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
Longbow wrote:True, however the Veyron 0-200mph time is faster than the McLaren's 100-200mph time . . . . thats a scary thought, and the advantage of turbo power. The McLaren is loved for what it was, not what it is. The Veyron may be beaten in top speed or handling etc but it may be 20years untill its beaten as an all rounder . . . after all it does cost £5m to make each one!McLaren Fan wrote:Yeh one thing people seam to forget is that the Veyron Konigseggg etc.. etc.. are all tubro chargedwelshie wrote:Well, it would certainly need a Scandinavian, Senna or Schumacher to drive it, for they like(d) cars that oversteer! That said, I do think the McLaren F1 would be bettered by some of the more modern cars. When you factor in its age, with the possible exception of the Veyron, the McLaren F1 is streets ahead of other supercars. The interesting thing is that there is a number of ways it could be improved, so I would like to see McLaren give it ago. The Veyron can be beaten - and that's a scary thought. It's a wonderful reflexion of the human desire to continuously push the limit further and further.McLaren Fan wrote:Personally I don't think the McLaren F1 would like the ring too much. Is a little on the twitchy side. Don't get me wrong it would set a fairly decent time, but compared with modern "hyper"cars it's a rather blunt instrument.Longbow wrote:was the Mclaren F1 ever taken around the ring?I don't think so.
the veyron has 4?
The Mclaren F1 has NONE and its not alot slower than the Veyron
welshie wrote:True, It would be intresting to turbo charge the Mclaren to see what could be archived.Longbow wrote:True, however the Veyron 0-200mph time is faster than the McLaren's 100-200mph time . . . . thats a scary thought, and the advantage of turbo power. The McLaren is loved for what it was, not what it is. The Veyron may be beaten in top speed or handling etc but it may be 20years untill its beaten as an all rounder . . . after all it does cost £5m to make each one!McLaren Fan wrote:Yeh one thing people seam to forget is that the Veyron Konigseggg etc.. etc.. are all tubro chargedwelshie wrote:Well, it would certainly need a Scandinavian, Senna or Schumacher to drive it, for they like(d) cars that oversteer! That said, I do think the McLaren F1 would be bettered by some of the more modern cars. When you factor in its age, with the possible exception of the Veyron, the McLaren F1 is streets ahead of other supercars. The interesting thing is that there is a number of ways it could be improved, so I would like to see McLaren give it ago. The Veyron can be beaten - and that's a scary thought. It's a wonderful reflexion of the human desire to continuously push the limit further and further.McLaren Fan wrote:Personally I don't think the McLaren F1 would like the ring too much. Is a little on the twitchy side. Don't get me wrong it would set a fairly decent time, but compared with modern "hyper"cars it's a rather blunt instrument.Longbow wrote:was the Mclaren F1 ever taken around the ring?I don't think so.
the veyron has 4?
The Mclaren F1 has NONE and its not alot slower than the Veyron

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