https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8ojn7f
@FastestLaps please peak speed of 158 mph, and pirelli p zero corsa tyres
| Track | Willow Springs |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | McLaren 650 S Spider |
| Power / weight | 650 ps / 1478 kg |
| Driver | Randy Pobst |
| Time | 1:25.880 |
| Peak speed | 254 kph (158 mph) |
| Average speed | 163 kph (101 mph) |
| Tyres | Pirelli P Zero Corsa |
| Submitted | 11 years ago by Thiago_Lins |
| Views | 4.1k |
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvsG0zXnLN4#t=529
jeremyclarkson1 12m ago
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8ojn7f
@FastestLaps please peak speed of 158 mph, and pirelli p zero corsa tyres
NIN 11y ago
The LAST thing that I want to do is mention tires in relation to a McLaren time but...this 650S had a problem....
"The front died through the middle of a corner and got worse with each lap. It was downright frustrating in the forever carousel of Turn 2, and I know it hindered lap times. I turned off the active aero, which helped reduce the high-speed push, but still the balance felt wrong. Discussing this later, Matt Edmonds of Tire Rack noticed our car had Pirelli's Asimmetricos on the rear and directional, more deeply treaded Corsa Direzionales on the front. Dries and wets, essentially. Odd, and a real factor in our results. The front tires looked punished after just three hot laps." - Randy Pobst