Three months after getting our first look at Lamborghini’s Squadra Corse hypercar, the company is favoring us with our best gander at the track-just machine yet. As yet wearing a layer of eye-scrambling disguise and scheduled for a full introduction at some point this mid year, this is the Lamborghini SCV12—Sant’Agata’s most impressive V12 vehicle ever.
Strikingly, it holds that title while remaining normally aspirated…technically, at any rate. Despite the fact that the SCV12’s 6.5-liter manages without conventional turbo-or supercharging, it’s evidently ready to surpass its on-the-tin 830 drive because of something Lambo calls “streamlined supercharging,” the most recent demonstration of breeze-control from a similar organization that brought us ALA.
As Lamborghini clarifies, “The SCV12’s front bonnet has a double air intake and a central rib directing airflow to the ram-air intake scoop located on the roof. This directs dynamic air pressure created by the car’s movement to increase static air pressure in the engine’s intake manifold, creating greater airflow through the engine and increasing power.”
Basically, the SCV12 makes more force the quicker it goes. In the expressions of Andy Bernard, in the event that you don’t have the foggiest idea for what reason that is marvelous, you need wonderful exercises.
Try not to believe Lambo’s up and coming track monster will simply be a ‘roided-up Aventador with a stunt constrained enlistment system either. First off, it’s evidently more streamlined and makes more downforce than a real GT3 race vehicle and, not at all like most Lambos, is pure rear-wheel-drive.
Based on another, all-carbon case, the SCV12 highlights a major front splitter, a significantly greater carbon rear spoiler, and a successive six-speed transmission that is incorporated as a component of the frame’s structure and straightforwardly associated with the vehicle’s pushrod back suspension.
Magnesium wheels estimating 19 creeps in advance and 20 crawls in the back are enclosed by Pirelli slicks explicitly produced for this vehicle.
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