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This insane Mazda has broken the lap record at Daytona

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This insane Mazda has broken the lap record at Daytona | Top Gear

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Mega qualifying run sees the 26-year-old road course record fall

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This insane Mazda has broken the lap record at Daytona

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Mega qualifying run sees the 26-year-old road course record fall

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This insane Mazda has broken the lap record at Daytona

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Mega qualifying run sees the 26-year-old road course record fall

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This insane Mazda has broken the lap record at Daytona

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This insane Mazda has broken the lap record at Daytona

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Mega qualifying run sees the 26-year-old road course record fall

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When a lap record stands for 26 years, despite huge advances in engineering and technology during that time, you can safely say it was a mega display of driving ability.

The time in question here was the 1:33.875 set by P.J. Jones around the 3.56-mile road course at Daytona Speedway in the ultimate wedge of a race car, the All American Racers Toyota MkIII Eagle GTP.

That was back in 1993 though, and now another piece of immense driving has wiped it from the history books, consigning it to obscurity for ever more.

During qualifying for this year’s Daytona 24-hour race, Brit driver Olly Jarvis has secured pole position with an uber-quick lap time of 1:33.685.

He achieved the feat in this rather mean-looking Mazda RT24-P, which only has a 2.0-litre turbo engine at its heart but somehow still manages to produce a rather bonkers 600bhp. Whether the new record stands for the entirety of the race weekend though, we can’t wait to find out.

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When a lap record stands for 26 years, despite huge advances in engineering and technology during that time, you can safely say it was a mega display of driving ability.

The time in question here was the 1:33.875 set by P.J. Jones around the 3.56-mile road course at Daytona Speedway in the ultimate wedge of a race car, the All American Racers Toyota MkIII Eagle GTP.

That was back in 1993 though, and now another piece of immense driving has wiped it from the history books, consigning it to obscurity for ever more.

During qualifying for this year’s Daytona 24-hour race, Brit driver Olly Jarvis has secured pole position with an uber-quick lap time of 1:33.685.

He achieved the feat in this rather mean-looking Mazda RT24-P, which only has a 2.0-litre turbo engine at its heart but somehow still manages to produce a rather bonkers 600bhp. Whether the new record stands for the entirety of the race weekend though, we can’t wait to find out.

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Mega qualifying run sees the 26-year-old road course record fall