Soldato
Because they understand balance transfers but not weight transfers
This. People will always look for external factors but the majority of these incidents are caused by ham-fistedness and over-confidence.But most of all crap driving.
I'm not so sure. I'm sure given the amount of other lambos and people filming it could be argued by the insurance company he was doing some sort of "demonstration". I know when I've looked through some of my own policies in the past they always have a section about not covering racing/speed tests and then a load of other terms to convey the idea of purposely going to quickly. I think he might struggle to get anything personally, especially given the value of the car. I'd expect that's a 30mph road given it goes into a 20mph zone right around the bridge. He revved out first hard and was starting to rev out second which I'd imagine would be quite fast in a Lambo.All he did was accelerate, cant see the insurance not paying up really.
Most RWD wouldnt have binned it. He kept his toe in as it started to slide. Most rwd cars sort themselves out but those things have so much power combined with a brutal gear change. No idea if he was in corsa mode or whatever
Probably similar to a GT86 but swap ‘so much power’ with ‘so little grip’.
Wasn't exactly a B road though?There are tones of people binning sports/supercars that way (fishtail and crash).
If you nail it on the road like that, with our crappy UK tarmac, it's asking for trouble especially in something RWD. It's not like on a track which is very smooth and grippy. You hit a pothole or something and the whole car goes out of balance.
It was the gearchange and in a straight lineLoads of power + loads of grip. When they let go, they go very suddenly. On something made for sliding around it comes in gradually and you don't get that sudden snap that sends you spinning.
It was the gearchange and in a straight line