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A:For now, fast is defined by the Bugatti Veyron. However, one interesting bit of trivia is that although the Veyron has a higher top speed than the McLaren F1, it's slower to 60 mph by .02 seconds (2.65 vs. 2.63). So technically, it's faster - but not quicker, according to one of our research group members who has done some sleuthing on speed. The road car speed stakes were raised when Bugatti, a brand resurrected and now owned by the VW group, developed the Veyron - a 16-cylinder, 1001-horsepower supercar that costs $1,440,800. With a top speed of 253 mph, Veyron owners now have bragging rights over McLaren F1 owners, according to our research. Bugatti took a different approach to speed - massive horsepower. With 374 horsepower more than the McLaren, Bugatti exceeded the F1's top speed, but only by 12 mph. This extra horsepower was required for two reasons, according to our group's speed demon. Because aerodynamic forces on a car are tremendous at over 200 mph, serious horsepower is required to overcome aerodynamic drag. In addition, the Bugatti weighs 1,649 pounds more than the F1, and extra horsepower is needed to overcome that extra weight. For images, you can do a search for Bugatti Veyron on Yahoo! and for more about "How Fast is Fast?" please visit the Auto Blogs on JDPower.com.

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A:Practice panning so you can get the cars dead still and the background showing the blurr of movement if you don't do this try to fill the frame with the car. The track and walls are not very interesting subject matter You'll need a 200mm lens at minimum, and 300mm or more is better VR is a great help Shoot the fastest shutter speed you can for the track and a slower one for the pits for more depth of field . Remember 1/3 of the depth of field will be in front of your focus point and about 2/3 behind. I know it sounds like a balancing act and it is. If you need the depth of field you may want to anticipate where the car will be and prefocus on that part of the track releasing the shutter when first comes into view. A good place for this may be in a turn where they have to slow a little. Some races have special tickets for photographers that allow you access to the pits and trackside. Tripods aren't great for this but a monopod works well when you are not panning If your camera lets you shoot multiple frames per second set it to do that and take lots of photos.

A:Be specific about your question, If you are asking for a fastest passenger car, then its Bugatti Veyron, its a 16 cylinder W-engine machine, has a top speed of 407.5 kmph....