Loud radical RXC by GHK Racing at 2014 24h of Zolder

Engine: 3.0 l V8 / Power: 487 hp @ 9100rpm Torque: 380 Nm / 280 lb-ft @ 7500rpm Weight: 935kg Top speed: 297 km/h / 185mph Gearbox: 7-speed transverse Quaife gearbox with paddle shift and autoblip Chassis: High-tensile strength CDS carbon tubular steel spaceframe with FIA specification crash boxes front and rear Event: Menzo 24h of Zolder Date: 28th to 30th of august 2014 Track: Circuit Zolder Team: GHK Racing Drivers: Guy Verheyen (BEL) - Freddy Loix (BEL) - Roger Grouwels (NL) - Henk Thuis (NL) - Donald Molenaar (NL) The qualified 4th overall from 49 entries Early on in the race the Radical was hit by another car, so GHK racing lost a lot of time in the pits trying to repair the damage. In the end they finished 19th overall. In this video you can also see a black RXC. That one is driven by Henk Thuis (NL) in the Supercar Challenge. http://www.supercarchallenge.nl/

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