Differnt car, if he is used to porsche then he could be slower in a car he is not used to. Im playing devils advocate. I like both cars equally but I dont completly believe this.

 

Also they used a J-spec car in the original test, there is the difference in tires. They dont use run flats in japan for one. The US-Spec GT-R is not the same as the Japanland one. So this test dosnt prove as much as first glance suspects.

 

25 seconds is a huge discrepancy

 

AAAHAHAA at porsche. Whats next they are going to say the beast ZR-1 cheated too......

 

i couldnt of been 25 secs diff.. thats alot for a time attack.. isnt it??? maybe they ment .25? idk lol

 

Porsche takes their engineering seriously. I would doubt they would come up with this statement without thoroughly confirming it.

 

ehh...

 

The Ring is almost 13 miles long, not 2-4 miles long like a standard track.

25 seconds is possible if your a 1/4 - 1/2 second slower on most turns on the track. It adds up quick.

 

Fear not. Regardless of track times I don't think Porsche is gonna have to worry much about Nissan taking much market share from them.

 

I would hope so, calling someone a cheater is a pretty bold statement without evidence.