Mosler GT600
The Mosler GT600 (also known as the Mosler Super GT600) was a sports racing car built by Mosler Automotive in 2011 for the GT3 category. A more powerful version of Mosler's GT300 car, it shares its chassis with that car, but uses a 7-litre Chevrolet LS7 V8 engine. One car was built, as the car was built for Rafael Unzurrunzaga. Design and development In 2011, Rafael Unzurrunzaga approached Mosler Automotive, asking for a more powerful version of the firm's GT300. Like the GT300, the GT600 used a space frame chassis, and shared the same carbon fibre bodywork. However, the engine fitted in the GT300 was replaced with a 7-litre Chevrolet LS7 V8, capable of producing . A MoTeC ECU, dashboard and PDM system was fitted, and the GT600 became the first car to use the 6-speed sequential Hewland LWS gearbox. The car was delivered to Unzurrunzaga in July 2011, at Donington Park, where the car was also tested. Racing history Europe The GT600's racing debut came at the Estoril round of the Spanish GT Championship on 17 July 2011, where Unzurrunzaga ran the car under the Blue Jumeirah Team banner. Competing in the GTS class, he finished 14th overall, and