Old 911 vs new 911: Can an amateur driver beat ex-Stig Ben Collins?
Published December 10, 2023
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801,347
Likes
26,426
Comments
1,186
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Thanks to GoPro for making this video possible! Check out the HERO12 Black: https://www.GoPro.com/HERO12 Around a track, of course a brand new 911 992 Turbo S is going to beat a 997 Turbo. But what if you put an amateur driver in the 992, and the Stig in the 997? We pitched GoPro CEO Nick Woodman up against Ben Collin…
- Published
- December 10, 2023
- Made for kids
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How Old 911 vs new 911: Can an amateur driver beat ex-Stig Ben Collins? is doing
It has 801K views in total. It ranks #5,611,662 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Old 911 vs new 911: Can an amateur driver beat ex-Stig Ben Collins?
- Total views
- 801K
- Total likes
- 26.4K
- Total comments
- 1.18K
- Published
- December 10, 2023
- Global rank by views
- #5,611,662
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How many views does Old 911 vs new 911: Can an amateur driver beat ex-Stig Ben Collins? have?
Old 911 vs new 911: Can an amateur driver beat ex-Stig Ben Collins? has 801,347 views, 26,426 likes and 1,186 comments, ranking #5,611,662 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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