Why did the Squirrel cross the road? To be able to see a Lamborghini LP670-4 SV pass by at 100+ MPH. This was at The Ultimate Lamborghini Experience 4.
Archive for the ‘Sports Car’ Category
It’s known as Skaggs Springs Raceway, a 10-mile pristine stretch of remote road in northern Sonoma County that attracts the fastest motorcycles and street cars from around the Bay Area and beyond.
For years it’s been touted in motorcycle circles and on online websites for its smooth surface, challenging twists and turns, limited traffic and lack of law enforcement.
It’s a racing playground for riders and drivers  … More
Porsche will return to the Le Mans 24 Hours with its own LMP1 prototype, the 16-time overall winner announcing on Thursday a completely new car for the 2014 edition of the historic race.
As the event’s most successful manufacturer, the company has not been represented in a works capacity in the top class at Le Mans since 1998 when Porsche claimed the last of its 16 outright victories  … More
Porsche returns to Le Mans with a works-run LMP1 sports prototype. The first outing of the completely new developed race car is planned for the year 2014. With 16 overall victories, Porsche is the most successful manufacturer in Le Mans. More information on http://www.porsche.com/motorsport
The thing about track tests of heinously powerful, thunderously rapid, not to mention near-priceless racing cars such as the Sumo Power GT1 Nissan GT-R you see here is that the opportunities for the hapless journalist to make a fool of himself are, in my experience, just about endless.
For starters, you rarely get very much time to familiarize yourself with the car’s controls, or its pure speed across the ground. More often than not, it’s a case of, “Don’t do this, try not to do that and if this happens, just stop and we’ll come and get you   … More