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Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo Spotted Ahead of Pebble Beach Debut

You are looking at the first images of the Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 Super Trofeo - the vehicle was snapped as it was doing its morning routing (read: looking aggressive) in preparation for its imminent Pebble Beach debut.
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The aerodynamic work on the car is complex, as expected, starting with the reworked front fascia, which includes a massive air splitter and side blades. The hood, which now features a quick release system, comes with a pair of air vents, ready to serve the radiators underneath.

On the sides of the car, we find heavily reworked front fenders, which include air vents. On the expanded side skirts we find yet another pair of openings, tasked with improving the cooling process for the rear brakes.

Lamborghini has cut extra air intakes into the rear fenders - the V10 unit may offers the same 610 hp output as the that of the stock model, but its throttle-heavy use means the powerplant needs all the fresh air it can get. The lightweight centerlock wheels are also a part of the transformation.

As usual, the rear is gifted with the most important aerodynamic elements and we are referring to the generously-sized wing and the diffuser, together with the side fins.

Speaking of the rear wing, this is the size such an element requires in order to show serious downforce effects. This is why we think its ridiculous when tuners insist on replacing the stock active wings on Lambos (the Aventador is the example here) with average-sized fixed units.

Returning to the Super Trofeo here, the quadruple exhaust layout of the street model was replaced with a dual one placed at the center of the diffuser.

Oh and let’s not forget about the lightweight windows - by the way, the blacked-out windows shown here hint that Lamborghini still has some work to do before the development of the racer is completed. We’ll be back with more info as this Racing Bull story becomes official.

Via zero2turbo

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