New Porsche 935 Sounds Meaty in Real-World Video, Out for McLaren Senna Blood

The racecar showed up earlier today at Laguna Seca, where Zuffenhausen lovers were enjoying the Rennsport Reunion, making those who have close to a million dollars to spend, but hadn't put their names on the 77-person list, have a bad day.

Sure, we've talked about the 991.2 911 GT2 RS-based monster already, but we are now back with a pair of videos that allow us to notice this in real-world fashion.

Porsche explains that the posterior of the toy is still occupied by the 700 hp twin-turbo 3.8-liter flat-six you'd find in the 2RS, but the soundtrack of the thing is certainly meatier, as you'll notice in the clips.

As it has been the case with the recent 919 Evo, the modern-day 935 isn't a homologated racecar, so while you can't drive it on the street, you won' be able to find a race series for it either - the Germans mention that the vehicle is “geared towards clubsport events and private training on racetracks”.

However, we're wondering if the Porscha won't follow the McLaren P1 GTR's path, with the Macca having received a road conversion kit from a third party.

Speaking of the bigger picture, the 800 hp McLaren Senna would have to be the closes competitor of the newcomer, even though the Brit is almost 200 kg lighter (the carbon fiber reinforced polymer play on the 935 means this tips the scales at 1,380 kg, which makes it 150 lighter lighter than the GT2 RS.

The clips below will also allow you to notice details like the 917-tribute wooden gear shifter or the 908-inspired tailpipes.

And while the cabin only packs one seat, you still ger air conditioning, as well as ABS and stability control.

In fact, the only thing we enjoy more than the new 935 is the original (+150 hp, for instance), which is why we've also brought along a video that shows Moby Dick in action.