RE: Maserati GranTurismo MC Corse
Thursday 25th September 2008
Maserati GranTurismo MC Corse
The GT gets all racy
Any ideas that the Maserati GranTurismo is a bit soft are about to shattered by this – the MC Corse Concept. The competition model looks like the GT’s evil twin and has been treated to a number of aerodynamic tweaks.
There is a new front bumper and splitter and lower side skirts, along with upgraded suspension and a wider track. The 18x12-inch front and 18x13-inch rear wheels fitted with racing slicks and there are enlarged brake discs with monobloc racing calipers hiding behind.
The car comes complete with a FIA-approved rollcage and has a number of modifications to bring power up to 450bhp. These include a new intake system, competition-spec catalytic converters and a centre-exit exhaust.
Discussion
Exactly, i just don't get it. This is a very very large car - same length as a BMW 7 series.
Its big, heavy, and not overly quick. Its a stunning car, and a very accomplished GT car, but i don't see it as a track car.
I suppose if they've lightened it, caged it, added power, and made it a lot stiffer it would be okay for a one make race series though. But as a track day special, it would get eaten alive.
Its big, heavy, and not overly quick. Its a stunning car, and a very accomplished GT car, but i don't see it as a track car.
I suppose if they've lightened it, caged it, added power, and made it a lot stiffer it would be okay for a one make race series though. But as a track day special, it would get eaten alive.
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k yeah, pic of the week please
I wouldn't mind the front track shot as a wallpaper for work 