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Car Crash Video: Underground Racing Lamborghini Gallardo

Car Crash Videos, Car Crashes, Lamborghini, Videos — By on April 5, 2011 at 12:21 pm — 20 Comments

Underground Racing Lamborghini Gallardo Crash

The Underground Racing Lamborghini Gallardos are known to us all. The twin-turbocharged race monsters produce more than 1,000hp easily.

Last weekend, during the Caffeine and Octane event in Georgia, USA, a black spyder version of the UR Gallardo was crashed after loosing control. In the video below you can see that the crash has nothing to do with speed or whatsoever. People who know the owner state that it was simply bad luck.

Before some smart comments come up like, “needs to learn to drive.” He has owned this sports car for over a year, and his other cars include a rebuilt TT Z06 making 1200whp+.

[Via L4P]

    20 Comments

  • Alex says:

    Oh man this is just hilarious,look at all those Need for Speed kids trying to cover up that a)Americans dont know how to drive+b)they ruin magic cars.Really whats the point of having a gallardo or a corvette with over 1000bhp?Everyday use?Showing of your money?no.Its different if you have a real hyper car and if you have a super car tuned to the point of puke.@Dave+Chris:dont compare businessman and F1 drivers,whole different breed.Trie UAE if you want to see real supercars in good use.

  • Dave says:

    @Jordan: You’re a bit dim aren’t you.

  • Martin says:

    He was probably in the Corsa mode when ESP works late. Having in mind the power increase, too late… This car is forgiving many mistakes. But not all.

  • Jordan says:

    @Chris,
    That’s because Chandok is an idiot and doesn’t belong in F1.

    @Dave,
    What is there to explain? This crash has no direct relation to a Formula 1 driver crashing. You can’t compare the two.

  • fastforward says:

    Driver has years of experience with high powered cars and the tires were sticky after impact. I have to wonder if the suspension failed in the turn, causing it to happen. The frame section that holds the rear A-arm broke away. Years of stress from having triple the horsepower that it was intended to have. The abrasions on the wheel leads me to believe that the curb isn’t what broke the wheel loose. Watch the videos closely.

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