The Nissan R90C was a platform used for Group C racing cars built in 1990 by Nissan Motors for competition in World Sportscar Championship (WSC) based in Europe and the All Japan Sports Prototype Championship (JSPC).

Jan 19, 2017 · It was here, as the Briton describes in full audio detail below, where malfunctioning turbo wastegates ensured the R90CK shot past the 1000 hp mark—to a maximum figure that is still unknown ...

There were 2 types of R90 - the R90C made at Oppama, and the R90CK made by NME (NISMO Europe) - differing in cowl and rear spoiler design. The R90CK was entered in WSPC including Le Mans, in 1990 and 1991; it also took part in US endurance races.

Developed jointly with the Lola Cars International company, the R90C car was the fruit of global strategic planning. It incorporated significant advances, such as a newly designed monocoque body offering greater rigidity. The R90CK made by NME took part in international endurance championships, such as Le Mans, and also the IMSA series in USA.

Although hugely experienced, the R89C or T89/10 as it was known internally, was Lola's first all new Group C car since the T600 series of the early 1980s. The designers were clearly inspired …

Aug 9, 2023 · Born in 1982, Group C relaunched the World Endurance Championship and, for almost 10 years, this category attracted many competitors, both from major manufacturers and from more-modest craftsmen wanting to try their luck.

Combined with twin-turbochargers and a VGC 5-speed transmission, the new R89C would certainly have upped performance. The chassis would all be united with an all-new body designed that had been developed and built by Lola for Nissan.

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1990 Nissan R90CK specs, lap times, performance data, engine specifications, pictures, updated January 2025.

The yellow No.27 car is an R90CK from the UK (NME)*. Following Nissan's decision to pull out of world championship racing, this machine (Nakatani, Volker Weidler) took part in the JSPC as the "From-A R91CK Nissan".