GT5: The build of the X2010

"What would the fastest racing car on earth look like - a machine free of any and all regulations?" The X2010 Prototype was born from this fantastical question from Gran Turismo, through a collaboration with Red Bull Racing. The background of the birth of this miraculous machine is explained by the two key people involved in the project.
They are of course Gran Turismo Series Producer, Kazunori Yamauchi, and Red Bull Racings' Chief Technical Officer, Adrian Newey. With footage taken during the building of the full scale model at the Red Bull Racing Factory together with the time trial by Sebastian Vettel, see for yourself the true potential of the ultimate performance machine, able to top speeds of over 280mph and pull 8.75G's through the corners.

[@richieosborn2639]

It's so close to being real. The most recent Formula 1 fatality is pushing the boundaries to the limit!

[@antoniop8794]

The world need to see this...

[@NathanielClay]

Yeah, they do.

[@townnet]

Forza you will never get this beast!

[@Ihelpanytime]

The x2014 fan car is faster, and finally X2014 came to real life to be the fastest racing car!

[@demisdimou-hs5tm]

Only if it could drive

[@JPMBful]

it could fly away

[@MRGPL94]

Spamming videos like a Boss :D

[@JPMBful]

need to be real!!!

[@Drinapropriatetouch]

There is one thing I don't like about this car, that it's not real. For a couple of reasons, I wish it were but also because I feel like it's not in the true spirit of the game.

[@BN62300]

WTF V6 = 1483hp?!

[@karosoranko1387]

Is this real

[@supermicrogamer6135]

No this is graphics.

[@TheMagneticvortex]

no engine inside so not a real car.

[@royal_kim1154]

Obviously not. It was mainly built so Gran Turismo could answer the question, "If you could build the fastest racing car on land, one that threw aside all regulations, what would it look like, how would it perform, and how would it feel to drive it?"