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Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS lap time at Autocar Dry Handling Track
2021 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS completed a flying lap of Autocar Dry Handling Track in 1 minute and 8.8 seconds.
| Track | Autocar Dry Handling Track |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS |
| Power / weight | 500 ps / 1456 kg |
| Time | 1:08.800 |
| Air temperature | 38 C (100 F) |
| Submitted | 5 months ago by FastestLaps |
| Source | Autocar magazine (United Kingdom) |
| Views | 122 |
Reference:
Autocar - 14/9/2022
Cocobe 5m ago
I was gonna say... the most hardcore Cayman ever is slower than a Veyron SS around a handling track? THen i saw the temperature, and now it makes sense.
But again, all those years when people said Veyron's can't handle, the SS was faster than a 458 from the same era around a handling track.
DodgeHEMI426 5m ago
To be fair the Veyron wasn't faster than the 458 because of the handling. It's a massively overpowered tank with huge tires and AWD that wrestles itself around the track and lives from its enormous acceleration.
FastestLaps 5m ago @DodgeHEMI426
In a fast track with lots of straights like Monza, Veyron would beat 458, I believe. But I can only speculate. Maybe it understeers like crazy on those land speed record tyres. Who knows.
Whatever 5m ago
Veyron has huge amount of acceleration to compensate for it's handling anyways for most tracks.
Cocobe 5m ago @DodgeHEMI426
They Veyron SS and the Veyron handled completely differently. They Veyron moved sluggishly, but the SS was set up by a totally differently.
Ironically, I wanna say is that the Veyron SS could have been much faster still on track, had it been given proper tires. They Veyron had hard heavy tires that were meant to withstand 440kph runs, which makes them too hard for track handling. Had it used semi slicks like other supercars, it would be able to corner and put down the power much better still.
Cocobe 5m ago @FastestLaps
Yet at this handling track, without straights, the SS was already faster than the 458, the 12C and the 570s. And yeah, with stickier tires, it would have done even better, which begs the question of the Chiron. Its top speed is limited likely because it uses Cup2 tires unlike the bespoke top speed tires of the Veyron. It's a shame nobody really gave these cars a proper test
