What’s the top speed of that thing anyways?
Less than 300 km/h 
You want a sophisticated group B monster modified for 24 Hour endurance? Well, I think I have one here…
#MBS Vole MkIII GT-R Spec
Developed in 1983 to replace the MkII Vole Rally Spec, the MkIII Rally is a modified MBS Vole MkIII hatchback, with new a kevlar reinforced body and a new 2.8L V8 engine. Featuring double wishbone suspension, a 5 speed manual gearbox, and an AWD 56/44 power distribution. Overall, this makes the car weigh less than a tonne, allowing its engine to push it to across the track at speeds rivalling other more powerful cars.
The car being used in this endurance race is a modified car with lower ride, and has the engine limited to around 350hp to make it driveable (Normally, the engine would produce over 500 hp). However, even with the engine power halved, the car still accelerates from 0-62mph in 3.4s.
This variant of the Vole MkIII competed in the 1985 Rally Príncipe de Asturias coming 3rd and 5th.
The main drivers of the MBS Rally Team will be competing using the #31 car.
Drivers:
-Siimon Mäkeläinen: [Main Driver] The main driver for MBS Rally Team, Siimon, joined in 1979 at the age of 21 and competed in multiple races, winning 7 times from 1979-1985. His first rally win was in the MBS Vixen Rally in 1981.
-Stevie Owen: [Main Driver] The second main driver for MBS Rally Team, Stevie was a touring car champion, winning the BTCC multiple times, winning twice with the MBS Race Team using the MBS Capulet in 1970 and 1972.
-René Saint-Yves: [Navigator/Reserve Driver] The navigator/reserve driver for MBS Rally Team, René joined in 1972 aged 27, helping MBS win at the prestigious Monte Carlo Rally in 1976, as navigator for Jeff Stevens in the #31 MBS Montague Turbo Rally.
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Hodan brings their first GT class racer, the AWD Sonic.
With a 4L inline 6 engine, mounted long-ways within the chassis, this Group-C based monster is ready to go. with Fibreglass pannels, and a steel base, this is a hearty contendor, ready for the track. With sponsorship from Toyo Tyres, 日本放送協会 (NHK), Recaro, and more.
The Drivers would be
-Matsuko Nakoyama, Legend within Hodan, and at 55 years old, marks his final racing event with the company.
-Ryoko Miyahara, up and coming race star through the Formula H series, she is hoping to prove her worth to the team.
-Durvasas Ramachandran, another up and coming FH racer, this Indian-Engish driver is hoping to gain a spot soon.
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@Dorifto_Dorito That livery is honestly gorgeous. Perfect choice of colours.
@Fayeding_Spray Love the thin headlights on that thing. I look forward to competing against it, with any luck our two cars will be quite well balanced and we’ll be able to see whether Turbo or N/A is better using this body.
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Well, now the GT-R is out of the way, here’s my GT-P Entry.
#OAM '85 Phoenix GTi (GT-P Custom)
Developed from the 1982 Phoenix, the Phoenix GTi is a revised, redesigned model of it’s predecessor, with a new more modern chassis made from corrosive-resistant steel, a shorter wheelbase and new aluminium panels. In addition, a new smaller engine 2.8L V6 Turbo replacing the larger and older NS70V8 ‘Buzzard’ engine, making the car significantly lighter.
The GT-P spec was a modified race variant of the OAM Phoenix GTi. By replacing the aluminium panels with lighter kevlar reinforced fibreglass body the car becam significantly lighter and faster. In addition, the 2.8L V6 Turbo used in the GTi was modified to fit the rules of the ATT.
This car is using OAM Racing Team #55 ‘Yellow Bullet’ Livery used in OAM’s entry into International Rally and European Touring Car Championships.
Drivers:
-Kevin Smith: A seasoned NASCAR driver, Smith joined the OAM Racing Team in 1974, coming 8th place in the Daytona 500 in the OAM Cavalry NASCAR. He has also driven for OAM’s Rally Division multiple times racing in Pikes Peak, coming 6th in 1977 using the Apache and 4th in 1981 in the Phoenix.
-John Hansen: Although born in the US, Hansen is of German descent, racing mostly in European Racing Leagues, including at Le Mans. Joining OAM Race Team (ORT) in 1982, Hansen is currently the most experienced driver in the ORT.
-Ryan Mitchell: The youngest driver in ORT (joining in 1977), Mitchell, much like Smith, started out in NASCAR, being the driver of OAM #44 Apache in 1978 coming 4th in the NAPA 400. However, Mitchell also has experience racing in the European Touring Car Championship with MBS.strong text
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5 days to go till entries close
Could you give us an entrants list?
Sure thing.
as it stands:
GT-R:
GT-P:
and i have one from @stm316, but he’s not told me which catergory it’s for
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Ill give my cars in today
Oh, this makes more sense and here I thought @DeusExMackia’s Erin and @Fayeding_Spray’s Hodan entries were for the GT-P class. This explains why I was completely unable to match their power outputs 
Well looks like I’ll be competing in both classes then.
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I’m trying for both. The first one, trim name GT-P is GT-P, and the trim named GT-R is…GT-R.
Will calculations be based on flying att lap, or basic stock one?
I’ll get at least GT-P car in today, GT-R coming soon.
@stm316 i haven’t opend it up yet, so i didn’t know
@AirJordan not too sure yet, probably flying though
OH I’m glad I went through topic before submitting because I understood wrong 
Let me give my cars some more of them sliders and then I’m ready 
Smooth 1000P & Smooth 1300R
Numbers in names suggest weight+power. Engines are 2.7l V12 and 4.0 V8, both NA.
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Eight cylinders, two doors, two driven wheels. Totally original design. 822.
Best fake race car is least fake racecar.
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Oh damn. That thing is LIGHT.
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The thing on the front is a license plate holder.
There’s a TV show about one of these, and some guy with awful frizzy hair, and they fight crime.
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Youve got the name and trim the wrong way round. The car name should be ATT85NAME, and the trim name is your choice. Same for the engine family and variant