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2nd lap round the 'Ring just then in a stock R34 GTR, no driving assists, manual, standard tyres - 8:03:316

wasn't a very clean lap, i could probably shave another 2 or 3 seconds off that....

righto. i suck... i accept the challenge :)

nah im over gt4 i really need some new games :P

Modified Road Car (r34 GTR N1 (Buntworx special :D)), 1 lap, 7min02.367sec

Nah, that'll be classified as in the Skyline GTR section and your about 38seconds off the pace of Kamikaze, sorry

I am getting the Nissan R92CP as I type this, with B-Spec Billy :(

oh :( didnt know lol thought was for pc anyone know wat it retails for in wa havnt touched my ps2 in months

GT4 i think is around $50-$60 now....I was in Target just before and I saw it there, not in a platinum case yet.

Just had 2 laps with the R92CP and did it in - 5m26.871sec so I have a long way to go yet. I tried without the 1158hp turbo mod and did it in 5m29 so I can do it faster but beating 5m09 will be tough.

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