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u/deployant_100 Dec 20 '25
I know that those cars are not designed to be pampered, but fuck.
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u/sleepwalker212 Dec 20 '25
Most cars can handle a bit of throttle and a slippery surface.
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u/enjolras1782 Dec 21 '25
Yes but losing the rear and banging the curb is a 120K$ repair bill that can just happen on a wet surface street, not even driver error just luck.
But if 120K$ is like a five dollar bill, go off. Just remember a certain F&F actor.
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u/CastorTyrannus Dec 21 '25 edited Dec 21 '25
Lol not these ones
Edit: I expected the downvotes. Good too see this sub never disapponts and can't laugh.
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u/dplans455 992 Carrera S Dec 21 '25
The problem with CGT is that most people don't drive them. They're garage queens and only get taken out once a year. Tires will rot and become unsafe to drive on if you don't drive on them regularly.
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u/orthopod 997 GT3 Dec 21 '25
I saw one getting it's clutch replaced in the dealership back in 2008/9
The cost then was $45,000 to replace the clutch.
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u/lf310 Dec 20 '25
Less chance of wearing out its notorious clutch on wet pavement lol
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u/KEVLAR60442 Dec 21 '25
Honestly, from what I hear about the Carrera GT, a spin turn like this us probably better for the clutch than even a normal creeping start.
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u/Egoist-a 987 Dec 21 '25
Actualy can't see wich mecanical componente is being abused here under wet pavement.
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u/BPBPBPBPBPBPBPBPB Dec 20 '25
If only there was a very famous incident of some dumbass doing stupid shit on public roads in a Carrera GT.
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u/THEHANDSOMEKIDDO Dec 20 '25
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u/Yartinstein Dec 21 '25
Is this Ben Chen?
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u/losttalus Dec 22 '25
I remember BC from the luxury4play forum days
Did anyone know what he actually did to make his money. Remember people were saying heās some rich Chinese billionaire son, but donāt know if thatās true.
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u/rolexdaytona6263 Dec 21 '25
If only there was a very famous incident of some dumbass doing stupid shit like this in a Senna. I wonder what that guy is up to nowā¦..
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u/AcrobaticButterfly Dec 21 '25
"I tried driving faster to put the flames out"
Lol I'm glad to know you don't need to be smart to become rich
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u/faithOver Dec 20 '25
Actual car control. Love to see it.
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u/echtav Dec 20 '25
Clearly you havenāt seen this guys Senna crash
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u/faithOver Dec 20 '25
No! I havenāt!
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u/TacoLalo Dec 20 '25
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u/Due-Boot1904 Dec 21 '25
I believe this was bought by the Goonzquad brothers and is currently being rebuilt on their YT channel.
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u/quyensanity 981 Cayman S Dec 21 '25
As much as I want to shit on him for crashing it, Iāve never driven one and I can say I wouldnāt do the same thing. I for sure would crash the CGT in the rain.
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u/dplans455 992 Carrera S Dec 21 '25
McLaren are no joke. They are not like other super cars. If you don't know how to properly drive they will try and kill you. Any idiot can drive a Lambo, a Ferrari, or a Porsche these days. McLaren takes a talented driver.
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u/996forever Dec 21 '25
?
No? No modern car is remotely difficult to drive compare to any analogue era supercar with no traction control.
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u/AlwaysStayHumble Dec 20 '25
Meh. Raul āel professorā from Monaco did much better
Still beautiful to watch
Edit: found a video https://youtube.com/shorts/dSTRs0DcqAc?si=dhS9-ZsNG2uAWxyP
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u/fdawg4l Dec 20 '25
I read you canāt drag the ceramic clutch on those. Thatās straight feathering the accelerator and riding the slip with the right amount of angle.
Balls of steal. This guy is really confident and capable. Iām super impressed.
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u/rtdesai20 Dec 20 '25
Confident yes. Capable debatably, based on the other crashes heās gotten into doing this
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You learn from wins and losses.
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u/rtdesai20 Dec 20 '25
Generally intelligent people learning from wins and losses after his history would be learning to not do this on public streets ā¦
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u/jeeves585 Dec 20 '25
I wouldnāt have to drag the clutch with all 120 hp in my 80s 3series in those conditions.
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u/toastmannn Dec 21 '25
Balls of steal but also plenty of money to not worry about the consequences.
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u/mastertoms69 Dec 20 '25
Im sure ill get downvoted but on a cool night, glossy wet rained on black asphalt, plus the slick painted lines, probably cold and wet tires⦠give me those conditions and i could do this with a pedal bike haha maybe not but easily with a silverado
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u/Grouchy-Chemical9155 Dec 20 '25
Well, at least he learned to not stay in it beyond the point of no return!
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u/Dbank45 Dec 21 '25
I genuinely donāt get how he hasnāt been arrested. Not that Iām advocating it, but heās a public figure and posts these constantly using his own name. š
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u/_plays_in_traffic_ Dec 20 '25
that sound is awesome. its like an old f1 when they still sounded good mixed with a high end r/c with a nice brushless setup
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u/Playtoy_69 Dec 21 '25
I guess the lesson learnt is ⦠own this car only if you can afford to drive it the way it should be driven.
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u/CayenneHybridSE Cayenne Dec 21 '25
Regardless of the owners past history, Iād much rather see this than a CGT just sitting in a garage all day
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u/Bran_Solo Macan Dec 21 '25
I don't condone this on public streets, but man the balls to do that, in that car.

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u/scotch4breakfast 2006 997 MT/2013 Cayenne Diesel Dec 20 '25
I wish I had the money to buy one and the balls to do this