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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 03:46 am
The strangest part about the McMurtry Spéirling is that it does not need to be moving fast to have enormous grip. Its twin fans can generate up to 2,000 kg of downforce from 0 mph, effectively sucking the car onto the track before conventional aero has even had a chance to work.

That is the idea that helped the 1,000 bhp Spéirling become the fastest car ever around the Top Gear Test Track, with the Stig setting a 55.9-second lap and beating the 2004 Renault R24 F1 record by 3.1 seconds. It looks tiny, but the engineering behind it is anything but.

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Comments (1060)
l3_bucheron 16 minutes ago

l3_bucheron

Very very impressive. I was at first very much against electric cars and other stuff but it kind of grew on me.

paulbrack1933 41 minutes ago

paulbrack1933

That will get the girls wet on Maccies car park NOT 😂

meonnn1 an hour ago

meonnn1

Imagine F1 drivers driving in Monaco

rmcmiami 2 hours ago
irobertxen 2 hours ago

irobertxen

This thing belongs in an own class. Thats not a Car anymore. And how far can it keep the speed? 2 hours? i dont think so.

taco_burrito22 2 hours ago
zsoltinexile 2 hours ago

zsoltinexile

Electric cars and automation will kill carculture.

leec8516 2 hours ago

leec8516

But is it reasonably priced?? 😅

ragerinthecage 3 hours ago

ragerinthecage

Honestly looks like there's a second left on the lap too

all.night.wrong 3 hours ago

all.night.wrong

So hear me out: An F-104 Starfighter that’s even more dangerous but is also on the ground

agreenekevin 4 hours ago

agreenekevin

Boring AF IMHO I’d rather drive a shifter kart around the track than be bored to tears by this 🚀

marketingisfromthedevil 4 hours ago

marketingisfromthedevil

Why is it the only guys defending electric cars also are gym bros??? Interesting…..

its.fnicko 4 hours ago

its.fnicko

Sounds bad looks worse

kim.originn 5 hours ago
gianluca_vignali 5 hours ago

gianluca_vignali

Impressive, yes. But a 22 year old F1 car was only 3.1 seconds slower, on a damp/wet track. Just shows you how capable those cars were

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