As you would expect, Geneve unpacks all sorts of presents, one of them is the highly anticipated Porsche 911 GT3 and here it is, in all it's splendor!
New redesigned bumper with larger intakes, the rear has also been completly redesigned, hosting side intakes and center double exhausts. The most noticable change is the large wing, which we LOVE!
Expect more once it gets the official reveal, tomorrow!
Even though the leaders were short of details, we know it's punching "state-of-the-art motorsport hardware" and that it meets FIA-compliance and it will be able to run into endurance races.
What do we also know is that the car is rear-wheel drive and that's been based on the Continental GT Speed.
If you are a motorsports fan and want to watch the live race, here's a few links to help!
The race is about to start, 16:00 in Germany.
Not long ago, we posted about the Camaro GT by Reiter Engineering, now it's time for their European supercar, Lamborghini Gallardo, which is an update, for their previous GT3 car.
If you haven't heard about Reiter Engineering before, they are the company behind the Lamborghini Gallardo LP600+ GT3.
They recently spun off a company called Sareni United, which will fill Gallardo's spot in the upcoming International GT Racing.
The FIA homologation started in 2010, Reiter directing a 12 member team, in Germany, which developed the Camaro in 1 year.
Power plant inside Camaro GT, is a 7.9 liter V8, which produces 641 bhp and 800Nm torque. Just like the Gallardo, the engine is hooked to a Holinger 6-speed, semi-automatic seqential unit, with a special designed paddle shift system.
Nobody will say the new 911 is a boring car. But for most people the GT models are the ones that really matter. And for those people we got some good news.
Spypics! Only the cars on the testtrack have the mandatory rear wing and front lip, but those on the road can be recognised by the signature centered dual pipe.
I think most of you seen the leaked photos of the new 911 Porsche. There has been some attempts of cabrio version, GT2 version, etc.
This is my render, GT3 RS version of the new Porsche 911.
- Dan Buzdugan
