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Talking point - the next track-only hypercar?

The idea of an extreme, track-only hypercar is gaining traction in the car industry. But who should build the next one?

Ferrari has its FXX K, McLaren its P1 GTR and now Aston Martin the £1.8m, 800bhp Vulcan.

Which manufacturer would you like to see build a track-only hypercar car next? What road car – if any – would it be based on, and what would make it stand out from the crowd?

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Post your suggestions below. The best ones will appear in the next issue of evo.

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