MINI has unveiled a new the 2013 John Cooper Works GP dubbed as the fastest in history, Nürburgring-Nordschleife a very impressive 8 minutes and 23 seconds and about 19 seconds faster than the previous generation.
The 2013 MINI John Cooper Works GP will be more than the 214 hp of the previous model. According to the report, power will come from a 1.6-liter twin-scroll turbocharged engine has been tweaked to deliver 230 hp.
Mini hasn’t confirmed anything yet but it has reworked the entire chassis include aerodynamics elements and a newly developed rear diffuser. In addition, the upgrades including an adjustable sports suspension, four-spoke lightweight alloys, bespoke side skirts and roof spoiler, race-spec brakes and tires.
“Underpinning the performance characteristics of the MINI John Cooper Works GP is exclusive powertrain, chassis and aerodynamics technology inspired directly by motor sport,” Mini said in a statement. “Its twin-scroll turbo engine generates outstanding torque, displays remarkable elasticity and demonstrates a healthy appetite for revs. Specially developed, adjustable race suspension channels this superlative output into spectacular yet precisely controllable handling.”
Pricing and specific market availability of the 2013 MINI John Cooper Works GP will be announced later this year in a limited run of 2,000 cars worldwide.
Photo 2013 MINI John Cooper Works GP
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