Some Nurburgring chases are more attention-worthy than others and when a pair of Porsche 911 GT2 RS beasts hits the Nurburgring, you can expect things to be dialed up to eleven. Nine-eleven.
Well, the Green Hell story that brings us here today shows the 1,400 hp duo playing on the infamous German track, with the drivers showing respectable pace.
Zooming in on the piece of footage documenting the chase, you'll notice the two Zuffenahsuen beasts switch places at a certain point - as anybody who hoons cars on the track knows, leading is considerably more difficult than chasing.
As the aficionado behind the wheel of the camera car explains, the thing rides on Pirelli Trofeo R tires. Note that we're talking about a gearhead nicknamed powerslidelover, who likes to abuse his Rennsport Neunelfer on a regular basis - remember when the Porscha was used as a snow plow and a drift tool back in the cold season?
"My last time at the Nurburgring was in September 2016, I forgot how fast it is this track and how bumpy it is, I need to get used to it again. As you can see I brake at Dottingen Hohe, lift up in every fast part like Fuchsrohre and from Bergwerk to Klostertal the car obviously can go much faster, I need to practice again. Anyway I had a lot of fun," the driver explains.
If you're experiencing deja vu after checking out this adventure, it's probably because the driver of the black GT2 RS in the clip has already taken his side of the adventure to YouTube, as we showed you earlier this week.
Oh, and while we're talking Ring chases, you might also want to check out another 911 GT2 RS Ring stunt, one that involves a 2019 GT3 RS -when such adventures take place, the lap time difference between the two becomes insignificant.
In his quest to bring you the most impressive automotive creations, Andrei relies on learning as a superpower. There's quite a bit of room in the garage that is this aficionado's heart, so factory-condition classics and widebody contraptions with turbos poking through the hood can peacefully coexist. Full profile
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