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"With all the recent chatter surrounding the N\u00FCrburgring lap times of the Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1, you might think that Ferrari would want to wait for events to play out before letting its LaFerrari loose on the famed stretch of German tarmac. Instead, the company has jumped head first into the fray, as evidenced by this new round of shots of this partially camouflaged LaFerrari. N\u00FCrburgring times however are, at best, a contentious measure of a car&amp;#039;s true abilities. Track temperature and conditions can vary greatly from moment to moment and at different locations on the track. But the LaFerrari should be mighty rapid no matter where you put it. With a combined 950 hp, provided by a 6.2 liter V12 and Ferrari&amp;#039;s HY-KERS electric motor, and a dry curb weight of around 2800 lb, it&amp;#039;s both lighter and more powerful than the 918 Spyder and P1. Going by some of these shots, whoever is behind the wheel of this particular car does not appear to be lily-footing. This could indicate that Ferrari is indeed going for an outright record, as opposed to just collecting data. Hopefully we&amp;#039;ll hear something official from Ferrari soon. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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