If you’ve ever wanted to know how long a 991 Porsche 911 GT2 RS takes to hit its top speed, wonder no more.

In 57 seconds, the Widowmaker hits 342km/h, or an indicated 356km/h.

At 1:01 in the video above, produced by German outlet sport auto, the vicious 911 launches from a standstill, and hits 100km/h in what looks like less than three seconds.

At this point, the Autobahn would be flying past outside, with any traffic on the road likely just seeing a winged silver blur.

But the driver’s not done, pushing the GT2 RS for another 35 seconds until the dial reads ‘356km/h.’

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As a side note, the average speed for the full trip this GT2 RS has taken, including the lead up to the top speed run – and likely some driving afterwards – averages out to 136km/h. That’s for 1 hour and 38 minutes of driving, over 222km.

If your trip computer ever tells you that in Australia, you’ve probably just lost your licence.