GT5 Red bull X2010 Prototype @ Nurburgring 3'29.728" by Gar529 (GT Academy Finalist)

PLEASE READ FIRST!!!!

The youtube page of the guy who drove this car:
http://www.youtube.com/user/gar529#p/a/u/2/8LE_CsxznqU

Gar529 sent ME(Rated-M3) his replay to upload in full HD. He runs a 3' 29.728" on the Nordschleife in the X1 prototype. G25 wheel, no driving aids.

Update: Gar uploaded a 3'21" lap time video. (See video response)
Gar made it to the finals of the GT Academy, Good luck!

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• Gran Turismo
• GT5
• Red Bull
• X1
• X2010
• Prototype
• Vettel
• Nurburring
• Nordschleife
• Gar529
• Nissan
• USA
• GT
• Academy
• 2011
• Finalist
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• Polyphony
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[slammed76montecarlo]

Finally logged in after a couple of months. Youtube flagged this video for investigation of copyright ingringement in the audio. What, the menu music?! LOL Half a million views and still counting!

[tintorras01]

HOLY SHIT, the future f1 car has a lot of grip

[blmthug]

"The Real Driving Simulator" /s

[THAREALDAN]

I am deathly afraid of this car. So fast it seems impossible to drive.

[vlahz2]

someone did 3:10 :L

[graduschka]

Hmmm... 300 km/h through a hairpin seems legit,,,

[Picobozo]

Taking hairpins at greater then 200 mph. Driver survival notwithstanding, the spoilers and body pieces generating the necessary downforce would break off in the first or second turn. Don't get me started on the tires.

[mrbobdog261]

lol i love that car. i feel sick..

[TheChief417]

@D3cyTH3r Price, yes, as well as practicality. They're not even sure it would work and there's probably nobody on Earth willing to actually test drive the thing. And yes, Pirelli, who make arguably the best F1 tires ever, have put their name on this car and I believe that they've come up with something that could handle it.

[coicedebagual]

I'm dizzy.. lol

[Gurkan8994]

There is no way the tires would last.

[michaelgoldie]

Would just like to make a point to some people that although this car seems unrealistic, it is hypothetically possible. People talk about no car being able to hit a corner at 220mph, but it has a 'fan element' which increases downforce, pretty much sucking the car to the road. This is how it could corner at such speeds. And what about man not being able to experience such 'Gs'? Well with enough practice and experience at such a force, a human would overcome the passing out barrier.