Not sure how I missed this, Mercedes McLaren SLR 722 GTR

http://www.motorpasion.com/images/2007/10/Mercedes_SLR_McLaren_722_GT-6.jpg
http://www.motorpasion.com/images/2007/10/Mercedes_SLR_McLaren_722_GT-2.jpg
http://www.motorpasion.com/images/2007/10/Mercedes_SLR_McLaren_722_GT-3.jpg
http://www.motorpasion.com/images/2007/10/Mercedes_SLR_McLaren_722_GT-4.jpg
http://www.motorpasion.com/images/2007/10/Mercedes_SLR_McLaren_722_GT-5.jpg

600lbs lighter, extensive aero mods, supposedly being built for one of the FIA GT classes. ~25 street versions. Same HP as the “normal” street car.

Aparently with McLaren’s test driver it did a “slow” 7:38 due to transmission and cooling issues. shrug Will be interesting to see how this develops.

We need an alms entry against the vettes

Meh, GTR is way faster. :lol::lol::lol:

those things are Sick

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600lbs lighter, extensive aero mods, supposedly being built for one of the FIA GT classes. ~25 street versions. Same HP as the “normal” street car.

Aparently with McLaren’s test driver it did a “slow” 7:38 due to transmission and cooling issues. shrug Will be interesting to see how this develops.

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how does a track car overheat on the track? especially at that price?

It’s in development, still sorting issues, that’s normal IMO.

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how does a track car overheat on the track? especially at that price?

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It’s probably still in development

edit:mpd47 beat me to it and even developed cars can still suffer from issues

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It’s in development, still sorting issues, that’s normal IMO.

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yea, but the stock car can make it around just fine…

For extended track duty with different aero, gearbox, oil coolers, etc? As we’re not engineers on the car I dont think we can accurately answer that one. Now if it was GM and it was overheating I could say for a fact it was due to shoddy insert typical MPD47 american car comment

:wink:

the interior in there is hoTt

oh

my

god

!

I’d hit it… homologated race/street cars FTW

looks slow

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how does a track car overheat on the track? especially at that price?

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Very easily. Some of the components they use are different and their placement changes as they start messing with overall weight and balance. Plus they are being run hard all the time. Things always overheat. I’d be surprised if a developmental car didn’t have overheating problems during development.

Car looks good, too bad we won’t be able to see it run unless we can get FIA GT this winter on Speed (or torrents).

Drove the stock SLR McLaren at Homestead last year. woooeee…helluva fast automobile

holy sexy.

How much will the 25 production cars sell for?