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Many important figures who work in the European and Asian car business are probably not going to answer their phones for a while. This is a normal reaction, considering that the fastest "mainstream" automaker supercar on the Nurburgring title is now back to America, siting shiny in Dodge's trophy cabinet and has been obtained with a defunct vehicle.
Dodge's SRT division has now released the video that confirms the Viper ACR's 7:12 'Ring time and we're inviting you to sit back and enjoy every seconds of the hp-packed footage.
We'll remind you that the Viper is no longer being built, so team SRT turned to Texas dealer Tomball Dodge for a pair of new 2010 Viper ACRS models, with the vehicles being prepared for the feat by Mintgen Motorsports, a shop in the proximity of the Green Hell.
In case you were wondering, the car is being manhandled by Dominik Farnbacher, a race driver who's career includes participation in the American and European Le Mans Series and others.
Our say: Now this is what we call "back from the dead"
We'll remind you that the Viper is no longer being built, so team SRT turned to Texas dealer Tomball Dodge for a pair of new 2010 Viper ACRS models, with the vehicles being prepared for the feat by Mintgen Motorsports, a shop in the proximity of the Green Hell.
In case you were wondering, the car is being manhandled by Dominik Farnbacher, a race driver who's career includes participation in the American and European Le Mans Series and others.
Our say: Now this is what we call "back from the dead"
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