RACER: 1980 Porsche 935 K3 Race Visor Cam with Charlie Nearburg

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Strap inside an 800hp 1980 Porsche 935 K3 and ride with Charlie Nearburg on a flag-to-flag victory during the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
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7 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 13

@porschecollector727 7 лет назад

Such violent and brutal acceleration. Love it

@luggnutz Год назад

One of my hero cars, I'm sure it's quite frightening to drive!

@ooohhenrybmblm 2 года назад

The car screamed at him in the beginning. "VRRRR!" (SHIFT!) 😂

@Aliceintraining 7 лет назад

this reminds me of paul tracy's visor cam from brands hatch indy.

@EugVR6 7 лет назад

I believe these 935s have about 800hp but only weighing about 1100kg must make for an exciting ride😊

@mitchelllivingstone1358 6 лет назад

Does anyone know why he's so reluctant to use the whole track? Was there limits at the event or something?

@JOHNBEA 6 лет назад

Make a video of you driving your K3 and demonstrate what you mean. Otherwise your post is nonsensical.

@jamesshives5679 4 года назад

@@JOHNBEA It's not nonsensical at all, he is clearly taking narrow lines into many of the corners unecessarily. That's not to say that he is a bad driver but his lines are not ideal for this track, and you don't need to have driven this exact car to point that out. And his lines do improve after the first few laps, which says to me that the driver himself was aware of it

@kallesundqvist2582 5 лет назад

A Proper Porche Boxer 6 TT 800-900 PS and 917 LT ST Big Boxer 12

@antonberger1233 Год назад

Camera at the car is much better, visor cam had to much shakeing!

@jamsbong 7 лет назад

This car has got huge turbo lag and a lot of kick back from the steering. Takes a lot of courage and physical strength to get the car fast. Gotta work hard to get it!