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Porsche 911 GT1-98 LM specs

  • Car type: Coupe
  • Origin country: Germany
  • Engine: F6 TT
  • Displacement: 3.2 l (195 ci / 3198 cc)
  • Power: 558 ps (550 bhp / 410 kw) @ 7200 rpm
  • Torque: 628 Nm (463 lb-ft) @ 5000 rpm
  • Transmission: 6 speed manual
  • Layout: middle engine, rear wheel drive
  • Curb weight: 950 kg (2094 lbs)
  • Power/weight: 587 ps (579 bhp) / t
  • Power/liter: 174 ps (172 hp)
  • Dimensions: 4.89 m (193 in) long, 1.99 m (78 in) wide, 1.14 m (45 in) high
  • Wheelbase: 2.69 m (106 in)
  • Race: #
  • Croft: 1:16.43
  • Track: Time
  • Suzuka: 1:54.22
  • Pre le mans: 4th
  • Years built: 1998 - 1998
  • Oschersleben: 1:19.33
  • Road atlanta: 1:13.75
  • Dijon-prenois: 1:10.22
  • Petit le mans: 1st
  • Torque / weight: 661 Nm (488 lb-ft) / t
  • Le mans 24 hours: 4th
  • Circuit de la sarthe: 3:37.69
  • Suzuka 1000 kilometres: 4th
  • Hungaroring (1986-2002): 1:29.45
  • Laguna seca (post 1988): 1:16.67
  • Fia gt championship dijon: 5th
  • Hockenheim gp (1992-2001): 1:59.15
  • Red bull ring (1996-2016): 1:24.04
  • Oulton park (full circuit): 1:34.21
  • Silverstone gp (1994-2010): 1:39.70
  • British gt championship croft: 4th
  • Donington park gp (post 1985): 1:24.04
  • Fia gt championship donington: 4th
  • Fia gt championship homestead: 4th
  • Fia gt championship hockenheim: 5th
  • Fia gt championship hungaroring: 4th
  • Fia gt championship laguna seca: 3rd
  • Fia gt championship silverstone: 3rd
  • Fia gt championship oschersleben: 3rd
  • Daytona road course (1984 - 2002): 1:47.60
  • Homestead-miami speedway road course: 1:14.85
  • Silverstone (international) (pre 2009): 1:26.65

Source: https://fastestlaps.com/models/porsche-911-gt1-98-lm

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