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Audi

R8 LMS GT4

メモ

The Audi R8 LMS GT4, introduced in 2018, is a more accessible and cost-effective version of Audi’s R8 LMS, designed for GT4 racing series worldwide. Unlike the GT3-focused LMS models, the GT4 is closer to the production road-going Audi R8, retaining many of its components but modified to comply with GT4 regulations, which emphasize lower running costs and closer-to-stock performance.

The R8 LMS GT4 features the same 5.2L naturally aspirated V10 engine as the road car but detuned to produce around 495 hp (varied slightly depending on Balance of Performance requirements for GT4). Unlike the GT3 models, the GT4 car uses a simpler, cost-effective braking system and lacks some of the adjustable aerodynamics found on the GT3 variant, though it retains a large rear wing, front splitter, and rear diffuser optimized for GT4 specifications.

Other modifications include a racing interior with an FIA-approved roll cage, racing seat, and six-point harness. Audi also equipped the GT4 with safety features required by GT4 regulations, including fire suppression systems and a race-specific fuel cell. The suspension is track-tuned but lacks the high adjustability of the GT3 models, aligning with GT4’s cost-focused philosophy.

The R8 LMS GT4 was created to allow amateur and semi-professional drivers a way into racing without the high costs of GT3, while still providing a high-performance experience. It has been successful in GT4 racing around the world, offering a balanced, approachable entry point into endurance and sprint racing.

馬力
495
重さ KG
1,460
パワーウェイト
0.34
現在値
ドル219,000

オーイーエム仕様

エンジンの説明
Normally aspirated 5.2/V10
ドライブタイプ
RWD
0-60 MPH
3.8 SECs
最高速度 KPH
319
価格 (MSRP) USD
ドル232,000
ギアボックス
7-SPEED DOUBLE-CLUTCH S TRONIC TRANSMISSION WITH PADDLE SHIFTERS
トルク
398 N.M
モデルイヤー
2017-2023

年メモ

2018: The Audi R8 LMS GT4 was introduced, based on the second-generation Audi R8 road car (Type 4S) but modified for GT4 racing regulations. It retained the naturally aspirated 5.2L V10 engine with around 495 hp (power output adjusted according to Balance of Performance in different GT4 series). The R8 LMS GT4 included simplified aerodynamics, with a fixed rear wing and reduced downforce compared to the GT3 version, to keep costs lower and comply with GT4 rules. The car used a dual-clutch transmission, making it closer to the production model but with track-focused upgrades like a race-spec suspension, upgraded brakes, and safety features such as an FIA roll cage, racing seat, and harness.
2019: Audi made minor refinements to the GT4 version, including suspension tuning improvements to increase adjustability and help teams better adapt to different track conditions. Additionally, the ABS and traction control systems were fine-tuned based on team feedback, providing drivers with smoother handling, especially under braking and in variable weather conditions.
2020: Further adjustments were made to improve reliability, especially for endurance racing. Cooling systems were optimized, as overheating had been a concern in longer races. Audi also introduced slight adjustments to the cockpit layout to enhance driver ergonomics, making controls easier to access during competitive situations.
2021: Software updates were applied to the vehicle’s engine management and traction control systems, providing more refined throttle response and improved stability at high speeds. These updates were designed to give drivers more confidence on track without altering core mechanical components.
2022: The R8 LMS GT4 received minor updates, primarily focused on reliability and efficiency. New options for brake pads and suspension components were offered to allow teams more flexibility in endurance and sprint race settings. Audi also enhanced the car’s electronics to improve data logging and telemetry, providing teams with more information for optimizing performance.
2023: Audi introduced additional adjustments to make the GT4 car even more user-friendly for amateur drivers. The stability control system was updated, making the car easier to handle on a wider range of track surfaces. The interior received minor refinements to ensure driver comfort and accessibility during longer races.

比較対象

ラップタイム

タイム トラック モッド ドライバ タイヤ ラップデイ 追加日時 vs 予測 速度
1:38.1 Apex Motor Club I (Phase II) レース 23 Mar, 2025 02 Apr, 2025
1:32.4 O Apex Motor Club I (Phase I) レース 13 Nov, 2022 16 Aug, 2024
2:32.9 Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps レース 21 Apr, 2025 02 Aug, 2025
1:35.9 Apex Motor Club I (Phase I) レース 08 Jan, 2022 07 Mar, 2026
1:37.3 O Apex Motor Club I (w/Bus Stop) レース 08 May, 2022 17 Oct, 2024
1:37.8 Apex Motor Club I (w/Bus Stop) レース 05 May, 2023 10 Jan, 2024
1:30.5 Indianapolis Motor Speedway (CW) レース 18 Aug, 2022 30 Sep, 2024
1:22.9 Dijon Prenois (Grand Prix) レース 05 Apr, 2026 15 Apr, 2026
2:19.9 Road America (Pre 2023) レース 18 Aug, 2022 30 Sep, 2024
1:30.7 Anneau du Rhin (3.7 KM) レース 19 Oct, 2024 02 Aug, 2025
1:45.7 Sonoma Raceway (Full) レース 18 Aug, 2022 24 Nov, 2022
1:49.7 Hockenheimring (GP) レース 16 May, 2025 02 Aug, 2025
1:28.5 Circuit de Lédenon レース 23 May, 2025 02 Aug, 2025
2:17.5 Circuit Paul Ricard (Circuit 1C-V2) レース 07 Dec, 2025 23 Jan, 2026
2:22.1 Circuit of the Americas - COTA レース 02 Dec, 2021 21 Nov, 2024
1:33.2 Anneau du Rhin (3.7 KM) レース 11 Sep, 2023 25 Nov, 2023
2:27.8 Road America (Current) レース 04 Sep, 2021 14 May, 2024
2:23.0 Road America (Pre 2023) レース 05 Aug, 2022 01 Oct, 2024
1:51.7 Circuit Zandvoort レース 15 Sep, 2025 16 Mar, 2026 warning

修正済み 車

ドライバ お名前 モッド 馬力 タイヤ タイヤサイズ Vs 予測
2017 (JosephRainey/PirelliDH) Joseph Rainey Race 495 1 DH Slick 270/650/18 / 310/710/18 -14.28s
2018 (Joejenie/Race) Joejenie Race 495 -11.44s
2020 Resche76 Race 1 P Zero Racing Slicks -10s
2018 Andy Lee Racing Race 495 40 Pilot Sport GT-S9M 305/645/18 / 325/705/18 -8.9s
2023 Resche76 Race 1 DH Slick 305/660/18 / 305/680/18 -5.22s

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