The infamous hypercar takes to the runway once more, with an independent analyst watching on...
fiasco of 2020, when GPS info for a 316mph average didn’t tally with the video released. Which is when everyone left their pram.
Specifically, that meant a Racelogic technician attending the event, fitting two VBox GNSS systems and a Life Racing GPS for full belt-and-braces approach to data. ‘Independent analyst’ Robert Mitchell was also there. That’s the view of Robert Mitchell, too, though he’s very enthusiastic for an independent analyst. “I think this car is a 300 car all day. The sheer acceleration at these high numbers above 250, 260, even into the 280s, it’s hands down the fastest car that I have seen. The acceleration is there, the top end is there, and I believe that this is the only car that I know of right now that can be verified running 300, especially in such a short distance.
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