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Old 07-16-2012, 11:54 PM   #54 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by gsxr750 View Post
The track the BBC uses looks like and old flat airport or old airbase and simply puts puts a few orange cones and simple barriers. Its not really track with any kind of banking or turns designed for a sports car racings.

If you put the cars on an actual sports car or formula 1 track, I m sure the track times would be a lot different.
The Top Gear Test Track was designed by lotus to test the all around performance of a car. The track results require a mixture of handling, braking and acceleration which is supposed to balance the results of high power cars (Viper, Corvette) with light, good handling cars (Lotus, Ariel).

If tested in similar conditions it is probably a better indicator than the Nuremberg (A manufacturer favourite) at all around car performance.
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