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Honda NSX GT3 race car revealed
Honda, via its US-based Acura brand, has revealed a GT3 race version of its NSX supercar that it intends to race in North America next year. The car is powered by a retuned version of the 3.5-litre twin turbo V6 from the standard car, complete with mostly standard internals.
Honda, via its US-based Acura brand, has revealed a GT3 race version of its NSX supercar that it intends to race in North America next year. The car is powered by a retuned version of the 3.5-litre twin turbo V6 from the standard car, complete with mostly standard internals. However, there’s no mention of the nine-speed twin-clutch gearbox or the three electric motors that complete the standard car’s hybrid powertrain.
Instead, the car will use a six-speed sequential-shift racing gearbox and benefit from the weight saving brought by the removal of the electric motors and the battery that feeds them. Honda NSX GT3 has a bespoke aerodynamic pack, consisting of a special front splitter, a large rear wing, an under-body diffuser and enlarged entry and exit vents for better engine cooling.
