Yeah that's kinda bad.
Funny how it's got almost the same time as the Alpine A110 S that has basically the same power/weight-ratio - but only half the power and weight of the Audi.
| Track | Vairano Handling Course |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | Audi RS5 Avant (B10) |
| Power / weight | 639 ps / 2389 kg |
| Time | 1:17.061 |
| Average speed | 121 kph (75 mph) |
| Tyres | Pirelli P Zero R |
| Submitted | 1 month ago by jeremyclarkson1 |
| Source | Quattroroute magazine (Italy) |
| Views | 95 |
Reference:
Quattroroute - 6/2026
DodgeHEMI426 1m ago
Yeah that's kinda bad.
Funny how it's got almost the same time as the Alpine A110 S that has basically the same power/weight-ratio - but only half the power and weight of the Audi.
jeremyclarkson1 1m ago
it is true, but i think that particular a110s was usually sent with not the best tires, the later a110s and a110r got better ones but never got sent on vairano
jeremyclarkson1 1m ago
good example of how weight is still the enemy of performance, only 2 tenths faster then the 9 year old rs4 with 200 less hp and inferior tires