911 RSR Liveries

[GG.]

Absolutely loving the new liveries for the RSR. Should add some fun retro cool to Le Mans this year:





Oof.

http://www.thedrive.com/accelerator/212 ... of-le-mans

[Marv]

The half cut away bumper, Jesus that looks great

[GG.]

I was seriously confused as to how they managed to fit that diffuser under the motor... until I remembered they'd cheated and moved these latest RSRs to be mid engined

[Mito Man]

Nice.

Also like how it’s still crafted imperfectly. Wonkey exhausts, the diffuser not quite symmetrical
Always surprises me at Goodwood seeing how all these super precise race cars look like the bodywork has been rushed together making quite a mess up close. The F1 cars being amongst the worst.

[Foz]

Absolutely loving the new liveries for the RSR. Should add some fun retro cool to Le Mans this year:




Oof.

http://www.thedrive.com/accelerator/212 ... of-le-mans

Want to try and replicate that principle for the back of the loltus!


Will end up chopping half the rear clam away

[PaulJ]

I was seriously confused as to how they managed to fit that diffuser under the motor... until I remembered they'd cheated and moved these latest RSRs to be mid engined

Yes, they're in the correct location at last!

[GG.]

I was seriously confused as to how they managed to fit that diffuser under the motor... until I remembered they'd cheated and moved these latest RSRs to be mid engined

Yes, they're in the correct location at last!

Technically the GT1 was in effect a mid-engined 911 so in reality they did it back in the 90s. More of a cheat with a GT3 car though.

[Marv]

I was seriously confused as to how they managed to fit that diffuser under the motor... until I remembered they'd cheated and moved these latest RSRs to be mid engined

Yes, they're in the correct location at last!

Technically the GT1 was in effect a mid-engined 911 so in reality they did it back in the 90s. More of a cheat with a GT3 car though.

Shame there isn't homologation rules to force Porsche to make a few thousand road going versions!!

[GG.]

Yes, they're in the correct location at last!

Technically the GT1 was in effect a mid-engined 911 so in reality they did it back in the 90s. More of a cheat with a GT3 car though.

Shame there isn't homologation rules to force Porsche to make a few hundred road going versions sold to speculators and with a waiting list so long you could see it from the moon!!

FTFY

Road going mid engined RSR would be teh epics wouldn't it 911 shape but no tricksy handling drawbacks.

Only downside would be no rear seats... though GT3s don't have any anyway!