Ginetta cars with highest power to weight ratio

Most accurate predictor of acceleration is power to weight ratio. The more power engine can produce and the less mass it has to accelerate, the quicker the acceleration.

For low speed acceleration and acceleration from standstill, traction also plays important role. Aerodynamic drag takes over as dominating factor at high speed.

Everything in between is where power to weight ratio matters the most. Mid-range acceleration is also important for track performance.

#	make & model	Hp/tonne▼
1.	1969 Ginetta G18	818
2.	2015 Ginetta G57	639
3.	2019 Ginetta Akula	522
4.	2023 Ginetta G10	474
5.	2021 Ginetta G55 GTA	458
6.	1968 Ginetta G16	449
7.	1966 Ginetta G11	422
8.	1986 Ginetta G29	418
9.	2004 Ginetta F400	396
10.	1965 Ginetta G10	389
11.	2009 Ginetta G50R	374
12.	2008 Ginetta G50	360
13.	1992 Ginetta G33	341
14.	1964 Ginetta G8	297
15.	2011 Ginetta G60	287
16.	1991 Ginetta G33	255
17.	1997 Ginetta G35	243
18.	1991 Ginetta G33	230
19.	1996 Ginetta G34	231
20.	1978 Ginetta G22	228
21.	1969 Ginetta G17	227
22.	1966 Ginetta G12	217
23.	2001 Ginetta G20	212
24.	1964 Ginetta G4	176
25.	1990 Ginetta G32	163
26.	1992 Ginetta G33	160
27.	1981 Ginetta G23	152
28.	1990 Ginetta G32	149
29.	1988 Ginetta G32	135
30.	1970 Ginetta G15S	130
31.	1974 Ginetta G21S	120
32.	1982 Ginetta GRS	111
33.	2009 Ginetta G50 EV	110
34.	1957 Ginetta G1	109
35.	1968 Ginetta G15	98
36.	1981 Ginetta G24	94
37.	1983 Ginetta G25	80
38.	1958 Ginetta G2	75
39.	1961 Ginetta G6	71
40.	1996 Ginetta G27 1.8	204