GT Auto Racing It's all about speed, so kick on the nitrous and get ready to rock!

Imagine a race that never ends… a daring
law unto itself. A mythical challenge made for true heroes.
Imagine a victory so coveted that the best drivers dream
about it. Imagine the greatest cars and the greatest drivers
competing year after year. Don’t just imagine it, live it! Make
sure you are sitting comfortably for the drive of your life.
It's all about speed, so kick on the nitrous and get ready to rock!
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GAME OPTIONS:

Warning: enabling additional special effects may affect the game experience, and may not perform well on some machines.
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RACE CONTROLS:

Up Arrow- ----Accelerate
Down Arrow - ----Brake/Reverse
Right Arrow - ----Turn Right
Left Arrow - ----Turn Left
ESC - ----Pause Game
Tab - ----Toggle rearview mirror
Shift - ----Speed boost
Spacebar - ---- Parking brake
C - -- Default camera
1 - -- Camera 1
2 - -- Camera 2
3 - -- Camera 3


TIPS AND TRICKS:

SAVE TIME - USE THE RESET BUTTON

This feature is a great way to save time by helping you quickly recover from a spin-out or crash. Hit the "R" key to reset your car on the track.

90-DEGREE CORNERS

When approaching a 90-degree turn, ease off of the gas. Take the turn wide and begin accelerating halfway through the turn until you straighten out.

HAIRPIN CORNERS

When approaching a hairpin corner, ease off on the gas and apply the brakes, while maintaining a straight line. Turn through the corner as tightly as possible.

RUN YOUR OPPOSITION OFF THE ROAD

When racing head to head with another car, force the other car into the rails and corners or off the side of the road to gain the lead.

BOOST PACKS

Boost packs are great for giving you that extra added speed, but be careful as you can quickly loose steering control, especially around corners.


TRACK ITEMS:

TRACK ARROWS

Watch the direction the track arrows are pointing; they may give a good indication if the upcoming turn is tight or wide.

DIRECTIONAL INDICATOR

Your directional indicator floats above your car if you are heading in the wrong direction and will also point out the next checkpoint or track item to pick up.

RAMPS

Drive off a ramp to get big air. All ramps come with rails to allow you to do barrel rolls. Collect boost packs before using a ramp to gain extra momentum.

FLOATING LETTERS

Some events require you to pick up letters to spell words, find these letters by following your directional pointer.

BOOST PACKS

Pick up boost packs by running into them. Boost packs give a temporary speed increase; press and hold the shift key to activate.

The fastest production car today

Guinness names fastest car in the world

by Laura Burstein

SSC Ultimate Aero

(Credit: SSC)

Shelby SuperCars' (SSC) Ultimate Aero was officially named the Fastest Production Car today by the Guinness Book of World Records. It's the first American-made car to hold the title since the Ford GT40 in 1967.

The 71-year-old driver of the Ultimate Aero, Chuck Bigelow, reached an average top speed of 256.19 miles per hour on two passes--one in each direction--on a two-lane road in rural Washington state. It broke the current official record held by the Koenigsegg CCR by 15.09 miles per hour, and the Bugatti Veyron's unofficial speed by 3.63 miles per hour. And although the Ultimate Aero broke the record, the SSC folks said the car has the potential to go even faster. Langley Full Scale Wind Tunnel testing calculates the vehicle to be aerodynamically stable at speeds of up to 273 miles per hour.

In order for a Guinness hopeful to contend in the "production car" category, the car must use pump gas and conform to all DOT/EPA regulations, including those for emissions and safety.

The Ultimate Aero uses a proprietary, twin-turbo V8 that produces 1183 bhp and 1094 foot-pounds of torque, with a drag coefficient of .357. The car is fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 tires, which, according to SSC testers, show little signs of wear at speeds from 200 to 257 miles per hour on public roads.

SSC is also hoping the Ultimate Aero will set the Guinness World Record for the production car with the most horespower.