minute 12.8 seconds, which is at least 1 second faster than all other times listed on the Top Gear television programme's Power Board. In October 2009 Ultima set another time of 1 minute 9.9 seconds, but this time in a configuration not suitable for use on public highways. Ultima have been keen to point out that this time is faster than those set by both the Ferrari FXX and the Caparo T1; of which neither were deemed to be acceptable road cars by the Top Gear presenters shortly after these times were set. In 2011, Romanian workshop Black Falcon Cars mated an Ultima GTR chassis and a modified Porsche GT3 transmission with a Chevrolet V8 turbocharged by Nelson Racing Engines to achieve on racing fuel and made it fully road legal under the brand name Black Falcon SBC-TT1750. In 2015 the GTR and Can-Am names were retired and replaced by the Ultima Evolution range, which represents a complete reengineering of the package. Notes External links Ultima Sports Ltd. Details on the record-breaking 0-100-0 test MacG Racing - A British team racing the Ultima GTR in Britcar and elsewhere Rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicles Sports cars 2000s cars Ultima vehicles Cars introduced in 1999