@07CorvetteZ51 do you think this lap represents the Camaros capabilities better then the Hockenheim lap?
Chevrolet Camaro SS lap time at Le Mans (Bugatti)
| Track | Le Mans (Bugatti) |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | Chevrolet Camaro SS (Mk V) |
| Power / weight | 432 ps / 1770 kg |
| Driver | Christophe Tinseau |
| Time | 1:58.270 |
| Average speed | 127 kph (79 mph) |
| Notes | Sport Auto France N°604, May 2012, 407ch on bench |
| Submitted | 11 years ago by sportautofrance |
| Views | 1.4k |
Reference: Sport Auto France N°604, May 2012, 407ch on bench
jeremyclarkson1 10m ago
07CorvetteZ51 10m ago
I am not an expert on the gen 5 Camaro since I haven't driven any. From what I have read, they understeer a lot in stock configuration. The Mk V Camaros do have good powertrains though. I would say that the Hockenheim short lap time seems okay for a car with lots of understeer. Maybe the one used in France had a custom alignment to reduce the understeer?
jeremyclarkson1 10m ago @07CorvetteZ51
I think it might just be a question of setup, in the French tests it’s actually performed well as a whole
07CorvetteZ51 10m ago @jeremyclarkson1
The Camaro needs more negative camber in front to reduce the understeer. Pretty easy fix.








