Cadillac ATS-V.R Cadillac Racing #1 2015

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Cadillac Racing's lastest weapon is based on the all-new ATS-V. It is built by GM motorsports partners Pratt & Miller, constructors for the infamous Corvette endurance racing team.

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The ATS-V.R is now a fully homologated FIA GT3 car, which allows it entry to over thirty international series and events, including the GT class of the Pirelli World Challenge, in which Cadillac has had much success racing the CTS-V.R.

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The ATS-V.R would make the perfect accompaniment to the roster of GT3 vehicles already in the game.

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ATS-V.R Specifications

Construction: Reinforced eight-point welded roll cage; carbon fiber hood, deck-lid, front fenders, doors, rear fenders
Engine: LF4.R 3.6L, Twin-Turbo V-6 with production aluminum block and heads, up to 600 HP@7400 RPM torque 520 ft-lb (unrestricted), developed and built by GM Powertrain
Fuel supply: 120 liter (31.7 gallons) fuel cell
Engine management: Bosch MS5.1, programmable
Turbocharging: BorgWarner EFR Series twin-turbochargers, boost set to FIA specifications
Intake: Carbon fiber with integral high-capacity water-to-air-intercoolers
Exhaust: Side exit direct exhaust from turbos, no mufflers
Transmission: Xtrac sequential six-speed rear-mounted transaxle; steering wheel-mounted paddle shift; no lift shift; limited slip differential with 3.13 final drive
Traction control: Electronic, driver adjustable
Brakes: Brembo, six-pot front with 380mm rotor, four pot rear with 355mm rotor; Bosch ABS M4 controls with driver-adjustable modes
Suspension: Three-way Penske adjustable shocks, front and rear independent SLA suspension
Chassis: Reinforced production unibody with race-designed safety cage
Pedals: Close-ratio foot pedal box, accelerator, brake, clutch pedals
Steering: ZF hydraulic power-assisted rack and pinion steering
Wheels: BBS 12" x 18" aluminium front and 13" x 18" rears
Tyres: Racing tyres, front 315/680 x 18, rear 325/705 x 18, series spec
Aero kit: Carbon fiber five-piece aero kit including side skirts, front splitter, fascia and dive planes, rear diffuser and rear bumper cover
Dry weight (lb/kg): 2,900 /1,315
Other features: Motorola two-way radio; Pratt & Miller-developed side-impact-reducing crush box, carbon fiber custom-molded cool seat and competition driver air conditioning system; Willans six-point racing driver seat belts; dash display rearview cameras

Source(s): Autoblog, Twitter
 
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I came here to make a this suggestion. Well done on the post! I was a big fan of the CTS-V GT3 cars in the PWC. Really looking forward to seeing this one in person, but also, hopefully in GT6.
 
This would make a perfect Gr.3 car since it already has GT3 specs. Also, wasn’t there a point in time where the manufacturer series had Cadillac as one of the listed manufacturers?
 
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