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Totaly mad sideways action 911 RUF

Im sure he passes a baby merc on the first corner..

Nice driving. Passed those motorcycles like nothing. No helmet though!

That guy is very quick with steering and it looks like that thing is sliding in classic Porsche style Thanks for the vid

My nipples are hard. I think I had an accident while watching.

Just wish I could see the Tach and Speedo. Looks like a really fun way to spend a day.

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WOW! What a show off! I noticed that despite all the sideways showing off, 99.9% of the apexes were executed to perfection. This guy not only has the cojones to whip this car on the track, but obviously lots of skill as well. Did you see the rate of "scenery blur" on the last straight? The car must be north of 180mph! The CTR can do 211 with some room.

Anyone know who stefan Rosler is? Does not ring a bell with me...

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if that was the "Yellow Bird" car, then if I am not mistaken, it had the narrow-body 911 chassis, which optimized the car for top speed rather than handling. This explains the amount of oversteer the car had on almost every corner.

yes - that hammer-down on the straight was impressive, with the scenery blurring by ...

So im told, the driver is, Stefan Roser, who is the test driver for RUF..

What a job to have If only

What a track!
Are there still races on it?

Im not sure what races they have there now but i found this very good site..Nurburgring circit



Enjoy

There's a nice article in the June 2004 Road & Track

Link to "Getting Schooled At the World's Greatest Racetrack"

Thats a great site

Thankyou.




Stu.