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The easiest way for me is to turn off the racing rules and drive backwards on nordschleife.
The CCX will do 395kmh quite easily going down the back stretch - 250mph thereabouts.
The Veyron really needs a lot longer road to test its true top speed, but it will do about 390 on the same stretch.
Both would doubtless go faster with more tuning other than simply minimising drag and with the tyres warmed up rather than just the normal Shift preheat.
The wing is going to help make the car stable at speed, but would be really unlikely to make it much faster. The tunes you make are great for short course tracks but you are doing nothing to help top speed by putting the downforce to 3/4 of max, ride height max, strong toe settings, etc.
I can't turn the rules off, but being the console port, a lack of user freedom is to be expected.
I really don't have much of any other choice with most of the car roster as I'm compensating for things that shouldn't be happening to begin with. As for the others it's mostly through experiencing roughly 87% of the others that I'm in a bias state of mind and wind up treating every single car as if they're the same (save for a few eccentricities) and the results are usually what end up being hosted here.
As for the CCX with the rear wing it isn't as fast as it would be without one, but the original CCX is/was a deathtrap due to the rear wheels never having enough of a grip on the surface it's being driven on. One wrong move equals twitch-countersteering-bite-oversteer-wall, or just twitch-oversteer-wall. I'm sure you get the picture.
You sacrifice speed for outright stability and it needed it, in Shift I have to sacrifice a great deal of speed at beginning with most of my tunes to account for what's going on but as the process improves I can only add so much before the powerband starts stretching again.