There's absolutely no question that if you've been pinned to the seat of a very fast car with a professional driver, your brain is completely scattered. You're wondering if what you're feeling is normal, questioning if you're going to vomit or pass out, and quite possibly laughing your head off.
It's a thrilling experience, that's for sure. But, how does it compare to a fighter jet?
It seems that Porsche's Marketing department was thinking about that. So, it put a Porsche 911 (991) GT3 on the track and took a participant for a spin. In addition, it got some seat time in the cockpit of an L39 Albatros and let the pilot have a bit of fun.
So, how did it turn out? Well it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that the airplane would be a bit more stimulating than something fixed to the pavement. Although it's pretty clear that the impact was similar.
Are you buying it though?
After all, it is a marketing piece.
What say you, Spies?
What will stimulate the brain the most? The G-Force experienced by flying in a fighter jet? Or the G-Force experienced by driving in a Porsche on the Zandvoort race track. Porsche. Uncommon.