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MEMBER SERIES: Homologation Specials | S2 E1
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Maserati MC12

Much more than a Ferrari stepchild, this purpose-built racer threatened total dominance.. and was almost outlawed as a result!
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Steely
Steely
4 years ago

This is a great series of films, really enjoying all the membership content, keep it up please.

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Dennis White
Dennis White
4 years ago

Did he say “raison d’etre”? One of the best of the series.

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Jacque Richardson
Jacque Richardson
4 years ago

This quote is from the FlatSixes website: “His famously precise driving is the result of five decades behind the wheel of a racing car. Unlike most of the driving we see automotive journalists indulging in, Rohrl’s driving is smooth and devoid of big slides. Accurate and understated, there isn’t much in the way of opposite lock.

I’ve never understood why journalists feel the need to display gross amounts of over steer to demonstrate their driving prowess or the car’s capabilities, as it exemplifies just the opposite.

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