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2020 Hyundai i30N TCR Race Car - EuroSpeedway Lausitz - Guido Naumann - Onboard

2019 Hyundai i30 N TCR vs. 2019 Hyundai i30 N Performance


Dries van den Elzen drives 2019 Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR at Autódromo Internacional do Algarve


2018 California 8 Hours - 2018 Hyundai i30 N TCR - Laguna Seca Raceway - Colton Herta - Helmet Cam Onboard


2018 Honda Civic Type R - Circuito do Estoril - Tiago Monteiro - Onboard



Honda Civic Type R sets new lap record at Estoril circuit in Portugal, driven by Tiago Monteiro

- New front-wheel drive record set at Estoril, with 2min 01.84sec lap by Honda WTCR driver Tiago Monteiro
- Tiago Monteiro sets new record in standard production car with road tyres
- Fourth lap record for Civic Type R reinforces position as quickest car in its class
- Type R Challenge 2018 aims to break records at five famous European race circuits


Honda has set a new 2min 01.84sec record for a front-wheel drive production car in the Civic Type R at the Estoril circuit in Portugal. The high-performance hatchback was driven by Honda WTCR driver, Tiago Monteiro.

The iconic Estoril track is 4.2km long with two hairpins, a difficult chicane and a very long main straight, which means drivers experience an unusually broad range of speeds over one lap. It therefore rewards cars with a great breadth of ability, that combine fast acceleration with exceptional handling. The Civic Type R proved to be superbly matched to the circuit, with its 320 PS VTEC TURBO engine providing outstanding pace, and its sophisticated suspension and steering systems delivering fast, stable handling, as Monteiro powered his way to a new front-wheel drive lap record.

Werner Budding drives 2018 Honda Civic TCR at Circuit Jules Tacheny Mettet


Davide Fugazza drives 2017 JAS Motorsport Honda Civic TCR at Circuito Tazio Nuvolari


Vicky Parrott drives 2017 Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR at Parcmotor Castellolí


2016 Volkswagen Golf GTi Clubsport S - Nürburgring Nordschleife - 7:49.21 Front-Wheel Drive Lap Record - Benny Leuchter - Onboard


NEW VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GTI CLUBSPORT S BREAKS NÜRBURGRING LAP RECORD, MAKES WÖRTHERSEE DEBUT

The most powerful Golf GTI ever breaks the lap record for front-wheel-drive cars on the Nordschleife, with a time of 07:49:21

Wolfsburg/Reifnitz, May 2016. The Golf GTI Clubsport S is the most powerful ever version of the Golf GTI and was built to celebrate 40 years of the iconic hot hatchback. With German racing driver Benny Leuchter (28) at the wheel, the car has just smashed the existing lap record for front-wheel-drive production cars on the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with a time of 7 minutes, 49.21 seconds. This exclusive new vehicle, based on the Golf GTI Clubsport, makes its world premiere at the GTI event at Lake Wörthersee (4-7 May). The hard performance numbers of this new GTI are truly impressive: a power output of 228 kW/310 PS; 280 pound-feet of torque between 1,700 and 5.300 rpm; 0 to 62 mph acceleration in 5.8 seconds; a top speed of 162 mph; and an unladen weight (including the driver and luggage) that has been reduced to 2,998 pounds. But the raw figures don’t tell the whole story, as the record lap time around the Nordschleife demonstrates how fast this car actually is. The Golf GTI Clubsport S has an exclusive setting for the most demanding racetrack in the world, which can be accessed using the driving profile selector. This is possible because the car is fitted as standard with the individually configurable Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) and a driving profile selector. In the ‘Individual’ driving profile, the engineers have developed a setting that is fine-tuned to suit the unique conditions of the Nürburgring. Over and above that, the Comfort, Normal and Race settings are also available. The driver can still adjust the settings in the Individual profile, as usual, and can revert to the Nürburgring setting by resetting the Individual profile on the touchscreen menu. This unique configuration switches the Sound, Engine and Steering parameters in the Race profile as well as DCC to Comfort. However, in this instance an entirely different group of settings is hidden behind this option, instead of the normal Race and Comfort settings.

Dries van den Elzen drives 2016 Opel Astra TCR at Nürburgring Circuit


2015 Macau Grand Prix TCR International Series Race 2


2015 Macau Grand Prix TCR International Series Race 1