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Hans Stuck and his M3 GTR around Nurburgring. - Ryan T - 02-14-2005

Words are not necessary. I just sat with my jaw dropped during this.

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- Nis01 - 02-14-2005

Confusedhock: WOW.. That car can move.. the driver is alright too I guess... :lol:


- ScottyB - 02-14-2005

i can barely process whats going on, its all happening so fast. Hans Stuck is my hero.

im curious about the shifting though. when he downshifts, it seems like he doesnt even have time to rev-match the engine. does he just dump it into a lower gear without rev matching? im sure he could easily heel/toe, but it didn't sound or look (i tried to watch his legs move but his arm was in the way whenever he'd shift) like he did.


- Myuki - 02-14-2005

wow, that takes me back....hard to recognize some parts when he's driving that fast. Track also seems wider in person. But, it's all good. He's a wonderful driver. Anyone notice the little wiggle coming off the second cement banked turn?? And, that places has a awesome karting track under on of their largest buildings. It's indoors and beats out g-force in Richmond. Think a higher class of karting. Like going from CART to F1 almost.


- PDenbigh - 02-14-2005

ScottyB Wrote:im curious about the shifting though. when he downshifts, it seems like he doesnt even have time to rev-match the engine. does he just dump it into a lower gear without rev matching? im sure he could easily heel/toe, but it didn't sound or look (i tried to watch his legs move but his arm was in the way whenever he'd shift) like he did.

It's a syncro tranny, so it operates differently than a normal tranny. I'm not sure of the specifics, but basically a clutch is either not needed at all or it's needed very little. Watching his left leg makes me think it's not needed. That's also why the tranny noise rasies in pitch throughout the entire accelleration.

that being said, ifi you watch his right foot, I'm pretty sure it's tapping the gas on hard downshifts. With race engines, they rev so quickly that it only takes a tap to get them where they need to be.

Awesome video!


- .RJ - 02-14-2005

The trans probably doesnt have synchros - just straight cut gears (hence the whine) and dog rings (and the *crunch* on engagement). He is heel-toe'ing Smile Damn that guy is fast.


- Mike - 02-14-2005

PDenbigh Wrote:It's a syncro tranny, so it operates differently than a normal tranny.

uhhhh aren't most trannies "syncro trannies?" as ry ry said, dogbox w/ straight cut gears.


- ScottyB - 02-14-2005

Mike Wrote:
PDenbigh Wrote:It's a syncro tranny, so it operates differently than a normal tranny.

uhhhh aren't most trannies "syncro trannies?" as ry ry said, dogbox w/ straight cut gears.

.....well shiver me timbers. if he's heel and toeing that fast on a dogbox that smoothly that's freakin phenomenal.


- .RJ - 02-14-2005

No need to be smooth, just slam it home. Anything less will actually do more damage than good.


- ScottyB - 02-14-2005

.RJ Wrote:No need to be smooth, just slam it home. Anything less will actually do more damage than good.

interesting. i would have though just slamming it would risk locking up the rear wheels....but i guess he's braking fast enough that they don't have time to lock (i'm thinking "shift lock" in drifting terms)


- BLINGMW - 02-14-2005

haha.... his closing speeds on those other cars made me laugh :lol:


- Mike - 02-14-2005

oh my god that is silly scary fast


- JackoliciousLegs - 02-14-2005

holy farking shit... the speed at which he passes pepole is OUTRAGEOUS!


- ScottyB - 02-14-2005

the sick thing is....looking at the time on the video that was a mid 8 minute lap. the records right now are:

Production Car: Porsche 996 GT2 7:47
Tuner/Street Legal Car: Porsche Gemballa GTR 600 7:44
Racecar/Overall: Porsche 956 C 6:11

can you imagine doing that lap roughly 2 MINUTES faster? crazy. i'm pretty sure those records are just for a single lap though, not a long race like what Hans is doing in the video.


- Maengelito - 02-15-2005

sequential, not synchro... and i just shit my pants watching it


- ScottyB - 02-15-2005

Maengelito Wrote:sequential, not synchro... and i just shit my pants watching it

cool. it looks like he's running the shifter through a gate though. i thought sequential shifters were just pushed forwards or backwards. i always get this stuff confused.


- Feersty - 02-15-2005

The link is dead....Sad


- Myuki - 02-15-2005

ScottyB Wrote:the sick thing is....looking at the time on the video that was a mid 8 minute lap. the records right now are:

Production Car: Porsche 996 GT2 7:47
Tuner/Street Legal Car: Porsche Gemballa GTR 600 7:44
Racecar/Overall: Porsche 956 C 6:11

can you imagine doing that lap roughly 2 MINUTES faster? crazy. i'm pretty sure those records are just for a single lap though, not a long race like what Hans is doing in the video.
well, doesn't he start from a dead stop though? I imagine his time would be a bit less if he had a rolling start, nothing near that fast though.


- Mike - 02-15-2005

that is not a sequential box... <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.iammike.org/in_car_videos/nurburgring/m3_gtr_nurburgring.wmv">http://www.iammike.org/in_car_videos/nu ... rgring.wmv</a><!-- m --> - don't share the link.


- Feersty - 02-15-2005

thanks.