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This Is What A 1,200 HP Lambo Does When It Blows A Tire On The Track At 130 MPH In Case You Were Curious
This Is What A 1,200 HP Lambo Does When It Blows A Tire On The Track At 130 MPH In Case You Were Curious-November 2024
2024-02-19 EST 22:12:38

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I know most of you feel that while the normal, naturally aspirated is a pleasant enough car for daily driving use, its 640 horsepower V10 is a bit anemic, especially when it comes to merging onto those freeways. The , which is why they’ve built this 1,200 HP turbocharged version. There’s some video of it running the Nordschleife, which is where we can see that doubling your horsepower does not help much when you blow a tire.

Zyrus is only building 24 copies of their LP1200, and if you haven’t gotten yours yet, maybe you can get a deal on the one in this video since it appears to have a bit of body damage.

Here, watch—it should be synched to the timestamp where the shit goes down, but feel free to watch the whole thing if you want:

Oof. Luckily, no one appears to have been hurt, and the damage seems to be comparatively mild. It looks like the tire blew around 210 KPH (around 130 MPH), though the tires certainly handled more than that earlier in the run.

I’m told the tire that blew was one of those donut spares, which may explain why this happened? I’m kidding! Kidding!

Really, this isn’t surprising—driving fast and having a tire blow will very likely cause you to spin out—but for various lurid reasons I’d rather not explore this moment, these videos are still compelling to watch.

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