The tug-o-war for the Street GT-R world record has reached new levels in recent months with the Maatouks Racing’s ‘KING32’ and Croydon Racing Developments ‘JUNII’ trading the world record at almost every attempt.
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Both cars are over the standard street car weight once roll cages and other safety gear is bolted on, with full interior and factory body panels still fitted.
Today (June 4 2021) at a private test day, Robert Majan owned and driven GT-R reclaimed the record with a 6.62 at 217MPH, before again bombing their own new record with a jaw-dropping 6.57 at a whopping 220MPH.
Check out the video.
Then Marjan drove the car back to CRD’s home base showing it is still street worthy.
JUNII wasn’t the only world record setting GT-R today. Glen El Helou became the first full manual GT-R into the sevens on the planet, living up to its rego plate GOAT32.
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