Speed Comparison GT vs. F1
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never imagined there was such difference...
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The power to weight ratio is a very different between this two type of vehicles . The F1 cars are made of honeycomb and carbon fiber and are powered by lightened V10 engines , while the GT cars are more like modified road cars . Of course the difference is that big .
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5. demainlespoulpes 2 years ago
#4 http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdhn5_f1-vs-ferrari-vs-fiat_auto
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#4 Don't know if this was here before but this is similar to what you want
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnuQS2-7Ezk
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#3 Here is the current F1 engine specs...
http://www.formula1.com/inside_f1/understanding_the_sport/5280.html
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12. kurkudjikul 2 years ago
The largest share of speed diference is becouse of aerodinamics. F1 can go faster in turns without the danger of crashing.
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F1 soon to hav turbo....... give me rallying any day of the week. don't see f1 or gt in a forrest doing 100mph 
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#13 Yea I don't know which is more crazy/dangerous;Rally racing or the Isle of Man TT motorcycle race. Not much room for error in either one.
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17. Highmeadow 2 years ago
I've found that "faster" racing isn't always "more interesting" racing. Just look at MotoGP. The new 600cc support class is much more entertaining than the premier class. And I agree, rally rocks.
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Seriously, was that real? looks almost like it's twice as fast. What speeds are we talking about here?
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19. SunshineEddy 2 years ago
#18 seriously? Your question was answered by #1 Read the comments. People on snotr can sometimes be trolls, but they are also amazingly informative..... IF you read the comments.
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20. jackDjohnson 26 days ago
Yeah i pick the right lane.. " I do 90 on the freeway, so if you do the speed limit, stay the fuck up outa my way " 
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1. elchupacabra 2 years ago
Eau Rouge, Spa Francrchamps. Touring cars go at about 170 kmph and F1 cars to about 300 kmph.
Michael Schumacher was the first to go flat out in an F1 car through Eau Rouge.