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No, we're still not over the uber-long teasing process Porsche forced us to deal with before introducing the 2018 911 GT2 RS. The whole scheduled that saw the German dropping the Widowmaker at the E3 gaming convention, without any specs, was a tad too much for us. As such, our thirst for King Kong (this if the official nickname of the thing) still can't be quenched, regardless of the fact that the uber-Neunelfer has already made its debut.
And, as a result of our GT2 RS greed, we'll keep bringing you new examples of the supercar as soon as we get our keyboard on it.
The latest adventure of the sort comes straight from Zuffenhausen, with a Racing Yellow incarnation of the rear-wheel-drive special having been spotted in the proximity of the Porsche factory.
Note that we're looking at a US spec car. More importantly, this Rennsport Neunelfer doesn't come with the Weissach Package - pay attention to the wheels, the frunk lid, the roof and you'll understand.
Nevertheless, the wheels of the 911 feature a Satin Black finish, while the car features the optional LED headlights.
Speaking of teasing, the automotive producer has yet to announced the Nurburgring lap time of the 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS.
However, when it comes to less-than-official announcements, we'll remind you that Nico Rosberg recently let it slip that the GT2 RS is a record-setting car.
We assumed the reigning Formula One champion is talking about the production car lap record, especially since other clues, such as Ring top speed info dropped by Mark Webber, also point out towards this (here's the Aussie's 208 mph hint, in case you missed it).
So Lamborghini aficionados have plenty of reasons to fret, with the title of the Huracan Performante being seriously threatened - how much longer is Porsche planning to delay the announcement?
The latest adventure of the sort comes straight from Zuffenhausen, with a Racing Yellow incarnation of the rear-wheel-drive special having been spotted in the proximity of the Porsche factory.
Note that we're looking at a US spec car. More importantly, this Rennsport Neunelfer doesn't come with the Weissach Package - pay attention to the wheels, the frunk lid, the roof and you'll understand.
Nevertheless, the wheels of the 911 feature a Satin Black finish, while the car features the optional LED headlights.
Speaking of teasing, the automotive producer has yet to announced the Nurburgring lap time of the 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS.
However, when it comes to less-than-official announcements, we'll remind you that Nico Rosberg recently let it slip that the GT2 RS is a record-setting car.
We assumed the reigning Formula One champion is talking about the production car lap record, especially since other clues, such as Ring top speed info dropped by Mark Webber, also point out towards this (here's the Aussie's 208 mph hint, in case you missed it).
So Lamborghini aficionados have plenty of reasons to fret, with the title of the Huracan Performante being seriously threatened - how much longer is Porsche planning to delay the announcement?
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