Will do. I’m not a Master of spreadsheet but that’s going to be an opportunity to get some additional knowledge 
I’ve added it, Niall. Might you be able to tell me the torque rating?
Also, as a sidenote, I’ll update the leaderboard layout with the price ranges when we have a couple more entries or when iRaptor creates the spreadsheet.
419 ft-lbs, I’ve updated my post with a engine stat picture.
I started doing it there :
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ … sp=sharing
I thought it would be quite nice to get a Data sheet where we get all the data needed, and a few other ones where we make the rankings in different ways, like :
A Production cars sheet
A Race cars sheet
A Drive layout sheet, where we’d put rankings for FR, MR and RR layouts, with prod cars in a normal color and Race cars in a different ones.
A Cylinder displacement sheet where we ranks cars from 393cc to 2000cc, or any other values you want.
A N/A sheet against a Turbo sheet
What do you think about that? Got any other ideas?
I’m fine putting a provisional sheet for a few days, while taking some time to make a proper one and eventually putting one with what’s written above 
For the moment, the sheet only includes a Production vs Race standings. Maybe more will be included in the next few days
Just saying, the Banks Krtica is a 2015 car.
Updated
Your power and torque ratings would be helpful.
Edit: I also need the name of your car.
I need some help for Google Sheet. I’m running a calc in order to simulate a list similar to the Top Gear one, but with a lot more data. Link is in my previous post.
How do I do to make sure that production cars are stored on the left and race ones are on the right, with a command such as =IF(Data!A1=Race)
Is it possible to write Data like ‘‘Race’’ and ‘‘Prod’’ and make sure it automatically gets written in the main sheet and in the right place ? If yes, how do i do that ?
[quote=“Microwave”]Your power and torque ratings would be helpful.
Edit: I also need the name of your car.[/quote]
414HP @7300
421NM@6800RPM
also… i haven’t named it… maybe
“KSR - SX1”
Super Legit. 1:03.89 race car.
4.7L V12 766hp @ 10000 / 493lb-ft @ 7300
Mid Engine - Rear Wheel Drive.
Give me a name and I’ll post it
Also, Koolkei, you need to tell me whether it’s a production or race car. I’m going to make an application form sort of thing in the OP so things don’t get so confusing next time.
I did, I call it the Super Legit.
Interesting tyre configuration on that thing. I don’t think I’ve attempted a record run on the Airfield yet, let’s see what I have later…
Added it Lordred… has that car got any cooling?
Yes, alot of big vents in the back. I can PM the car if you like.
If there was no cooling, it would show insufficient cooling.
No, it’s ok. I just figured that you called it the “Super legit” in a sarcastic jokey kind of way… as if you cheated with .lua modding or something so it wouldn’t have been “legit”.
I’ve been toying with this car for a while and now this thread reappears so here we go. I’ve probably not got a great chance of beating modern (2015) car times, but for '69 I think its pretty good.
Name of car: Baker Stingray
Intended use: Race Car (its a no-limits concept/prototype of a production car, but because of that it doesn’t meet production car regulations)
Year: 1969
Power & Torque ratings: 480 HP @ 8300 RPM & 343 ft-lb @ 6700 RPM
Added it
The return of Sleipnir! I accidentally made it the wrong year, as Sleipnir was actually made in 2014 before meeting an untimely demise, but eh, here’s 2015 specs. In reality, the company would have remade it sometime in 2016 to look into producing sometime in 2017.
This one is just a mule, it has none of the styling of the original, the body’s as slippery as can be and the vents open just enough for the engine to not detonate.
Name: Sleipnir (mule)
Year: 2015
Company: Gryphon Gear
Engine: 7.0L NA V8 “Attafotr”
Power: 1089hp @ 8900rpm
Torque: 974Nm @ 6900rpm
Format: MR
Note: there must be a saving issue or a file reading issue, as I’m unable to replicate exactly the 1:02.10 that I managed to attain here. In fact depending on the order I load the tabs, I can get anything from 1:02.11 to 1:02.16 and the car’s weight changes slightly. I’m not sure what to do about this, but the screenshot is what it is! If you do have any queries, I am happy to send the file over for your own perusal (just remember to turn the Active Wing back on, my files have a tendency to switch them off for some funny reason).