Description: In preparation for the future of efficiency in motorsport, Nissan has decided to take a somewhat unconventional approach. Their engineers are currently developing a new racing car, called the DeltaWin...Add Comments3
Will ConoverMar 14, 2012 All Nissan does is power the car
Paul TrahanMar 14, 2012 The car was designed by Ben Bowlby as a possible Indy Car. When the IICS declined the design Dan Gurney, Don Panoz, and Hycroft Racing all stepped in to continue development of the car.
Jack HigginsMar 14, 2012 I hope they realize that this isn't a Nissan. It's made by Don Panoz and Dan Gurney.
Joseph MyersMar 16, 2012 Dun na na nana na batman!
Will ConoverMar 14, 2012 Did you not read the article at all Matthew. It isn't classified and will be racing as a concept. And even if this thing were to race, it is so uncompetitive against Audi.
Matthew MalyapaMar 14, 2012 I'm glad I'm bored of Audi always winning and since peugeot pulled out of lemans I want this to win
Paul PickardMar 14, 2012 Looks like something that should be on the salt flats instead of the track.
Jackson MichaelMar 14, 2012 Well yes, cars in the future are probably gonna be different
Brandon LidyMar 14, 2012 Rather ugly. Looks much different than a LMP car too
Description: More importantly, this racing technology will likely one day filter down to Nissan production road cars. Power comes courtesy of a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that features direct petrol injection ...Add Comments1
Graham DyerMar 14, 2012 Even tho the car looks like the Batmobile the music sounds like batman too! :D
Description: All told, the engine, dubbed the DIG-T (Direct Injection Gasoline-Turbocharged), produces around 300hp and has the same technology found in the Nissan Juke DIG-T. Nissan also put together a solid team...Add Comments2
Bob JonesMar 16, 2012 Why doesn't Nissan give it a VQ37 or VR38 instead of the Jukes tiny engine?
Chris GainesMar 14, 2012 I wonder what the handling is like with that stubby front stance
Justin HarrisMar 14, 2012 They should just put a crazy powerful engine in it and run it on salt flats to break some records. Still can't imagine this going against LMP.
Carlton SalmonMar 14, 2012 They should've just called it the Blackbird and be done with it.
Justin RouthMar 14, 2012 Yeah i see the sr-71 ALOT in this
August BurrichterMar 14, 2012 Definitely see the SR-71 in this thing.
All Nissan does is power the car
The car was designed by Ben Bowlby as a possible Indy Car. When the IICS declined the design Dan Gurney, Don Panoz, and Hycroft Racing all stepped in to continue development of the car.
I hope they realize that this isn't a Nissan. It's made by Don Panoz and Dan Gurney.