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I shit you not. The GTR version, a 25-year old game-changing sportscar designed by iconoclast Gordon Murray, generates such a lot of downforce at 100mph that it can drive up and down your ceiling. McLaren pioneered the use of carbon fiber, which makes it incredibly lightweight. It also has a race-ready driving seat, a BMW V12 with a naturally-aspirated engine, nestled inside an engine bay lined with gold foil. The street-legal version was able to reach 240.1mph – the highest speed recorded by a production vehicle in the 1990s. The McLaren F1s set a record at the 1995 Le Mans 24 Hours, claiming the first, third, fourth, fifth and thirteenth places.
It takes a lot of effort to impress Ray Bellm. The racing driver who convinced Ron Dennis and Gordon Murray to develop the GTR competition version of the F1 is a man of great character. He is mesmerized by the Panerai Radiomir Replica, and in particular the McLaren RM 50 - 03, the lightest split-second tourbillon chronograph. After hearing the price, he gasps loudly. Simon Kidston,Zenith Replica the impresario of the vintage-car world and the nephew of Bentley Boy Glen Kidston, also peers inside the mechanical wonder.
Panerai Radiomir Replica, like Murray, was the first to use carbon fibre in high-end watchmaking. Although carbon fibre is now used for watch cases it was Mille who first started using it as the base plate, the chassis to which all the parts of the movements are attached. Mille did it to make his watches lighter. The titanium Panerai Radiomir Replica, made for F1 Driver Felipe Massa featured a carbon base plate sourced from Airbus brakes.
The Panerai Radiomir Replica, which was first released in 2005, had the world's first wristwatch with a baseplate made from carbon nanofiber. (Panerai Radiomir Replica).
Bellm's head nods in approval when I mention that Mille was well aware from his motor racing experience that carbon is incredibly strong, light, and does not react to temperature variations. Unaware of its surreal lightness, the Velcro strap suddenly falls off his wrist as he unfastens it. We all watched in slow motion for a brief moment as a million-dollar tourbillon split second chronograph with barrel torque and power reserve indicators tumbled like Icarus. As we watch the watch spin like a fighter jet that has crashed, and then bounce off the floor twice, our mouths are frozen with horror.