Reference is why Audi TT laptime? XD
Ferrari F8 Tributo lap time at Assen GP
| Track | Assen GP |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | Ferrari F8 Tributo |
| Power / weight | 720 ps / 1522 kg |
| Time | 1:50.810 |
| Average speed | 148 kph (92 mph) |
| Submitted | 7 years ago by fakekillerfour |
| Views | 2.2k |
Reference: Audi TT RS | Hot Lap TT Circuit Assen | Supertest 2019 | Autovisie
benedekpuskas 7y ago
Freakz 7y ago
Because as of now they have only released like two videos (Audi TT RS lap video and the Lotus Evora GT410 Sport lap video). At the end of each video we get to see all the laptimes of other cars (I guess he could update the reference to each car when the respective video comes up online). I just checked today and the 720S lap video is up so others will follow (so reference links need to be updated once all videos are up).
benni275 7y ago
6 seconds slower than the Pista? Yes, I'm aware of the tires on the Pista and the more radical track focus, but 6 seconds need some more explanation. Probably conditions/driver, but it looks weird anyway. People here are complaining about the consistency of Sport Auto/Spoof Auto, but this is another level...
SpeedKing 7y ago
The laptimes at Assen by Autovisie are even worse than SportAuto. For starters they have a passenger on board, without helmets, so OBVIOUSLY they're not pushing the cars to their limit and in addition to that it's not the same driver. It's pointless even displaying these lap times coz they're NOT representative of the cars potential pfft
manone 7y ago
"People here are complaining about the consistency of Sport Auto/Spoof Auto, but this is another level..."
yes this test looks junky, but at least it appears to be consistent, meaning that you can compare the cars of this test with themselves, it doesn't look like they pulled the hand break of some brand car they do not like, as it is the rule with german magazines.
You cannot compare these results with older tests they did, though.







