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Old 06-03-2023, 09:42 AM   #1
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Post Will GM T.50 be faster than original F1?

Since the Gordon Murray's new creation T.50 is out, and has a current top speed of 226mph, will it best the F1 as a fastest naturally aspirated car? The F1 set its record at the end of it's production life, and i think gordon is gonna go for a top speed record in coming years maybe? Currently it has way more advanced aerodynamics, possibly better tires, no mirrors to slow it down (im not sure that a F1 that hit 243mph had mirrros), more revs and slightly more horses, way lighter overall and still is slower? Makes no sense to me, but im no expert.
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