2/2...yesterday at the Nurburgring. If it does go ahead, Musk's driver will be aiming to beat the time recently set by the all-new @Porsche Taycan, which did a 7:42. Do you think it'll be able to match or beat the Taycan's time?

CNBC story: https://t.co/h5pIcKZd42 pic.twitter.com/8KrVFvA1c0

— Paul Maric (@PaulMaric) September 7, 2019

Tesla CEO Elon Musk criticizes Porsche Taycan on Twitter https://t.co/ZSMXwPhYUJ pic.twitter.com/gDlofcEYgj

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) September 7, 2019

Elon Musk challenged Porsche to a race on its home turf — but so far, Tesla hasn't booked the track https://t.co/YI495Jlf5L pic.twitter.com/4RPKn806yg

— Phil LeBeau (@Lebeaucarnews) September 7, 2019

Elon Musk challenged Porsche to a race on its home turf — but so far, Tesla hasn't booked the track https://t.co/vWcZ6DvY6P

— Dennis (@ClarkDennisM) September 7, 2019

Elon Musk challenged Porsche to a race on its home turf — but so far, Tesla hasn't booked the track https://t.co/pKErB7Woua pic.twitter.com/DrroVGmrlL

— Capital Equity INVESTMENTS (@ceinvestments_) September 7, 2019

@elonmusk challenged @Porsche to a race on its home turf - but so far, $TSLA hasn't booked the track https://t.co/gzNK2DYeZN via @CNBC

— BertelSchmitt™ ????? (@BertelSchmitt) September 7, 2019

If I write a book, I think I'll call it "Babies in Charge" $tslaQ $TSLA https://t.co/VeNYC4UZea

— Machine Planet (@Paul91701736) September 7, 2019

“Elon Musk has a history of making grand promises on behalf of Tesla, and missing his own self-imposed deadlines. For example, in 2016 he promised a cross-country demonstration of Tesla’s fully self driving vehicles by the end of 2017.”$tsla $tslaqhttps://t.co/NCHGL51zVK

— Rick Bomstein (@BomsteinRick) September 7, 2019

This will go down in the same Tesla history file as the video of the pedo sub making it through the caves in Thailand.https://t.co/AdjvJo4FFS

— ben k (@Benshooter) September 7, 2019

Lie? Here is Jonathan Gitlin from Ars Technica reporting Tesla Model S is already in Germany. https://t.co/8eL3zK42NV pic.twitter.com/CRrZ6ZDb2L

— Angel N Devil (@AngelNDevil2) September 7, 2019

The Tesla team prepared a Model S Raven for the track, and it arrived in Germany on Monday https://t.co/2h84XxDHDY

— Steve Jobs Ghost ? (@tesla_truth) September 6, 2019

GET 'EM, @elonmusk https://t.co/XBKJvTO82p

— TechLinked (@TechLinkedYT) September 6, 2019

I am NOT into cars. But the science of EV and the future of our world makes this a terrific bit of competition.https://t.co/iHD0sq7EaT

— Prof Marc Tennant (@MarcTennant) September 7, 2019

Ars Technica (Jonathan Gitlin) is reporting that Tesla already sent a model S to Germany on Monday. It’s already there. Tesla appears to be planning for this for a long while now. Elon didn’t tweet this at the spur of the moment. https://t.co/8eL3zK42NV pic.twitter.com/Ka45HvXQjE

— Angel N Devil (@AngelNDevil2) September 6, 2019

Elon Musk throws down with @Porsche, sends a @Tesla Model S to the Nürburgring

??⚡️???#EV https://t.co/HUME6SqBuQ

— TeslaStars ✨ (@TeslaStars) September 6, 2019

I've been thinking a lot about the @Porsche Taycan and why it feels like we're entering a new age in EVs. The map is not the territory. https://t.co/z8bTD8fIvG

— Chris Davies (@c_davies) September 5, 2019

You may have missed the entire point of this thread. May I recommend some further reading? https://t.co/pvAvuAaSF1

— Lora Kolodny (@lorakolodny) September 5, 2019

머스크, Porsche Taycan 보고 한 판 붙자고 https://t.co/xfoOAKvXQQ
• Ars Technica는 "모델 S는 캘리포니아에서 트랙 준비가 되어 월요일에 독일에 도착했다"고 보고했습니다.

— editoy (@editoy) September 7, 2019