The Lamborghini Gallardo GT3 has a fixed rear wing the size of Italy fitted to its back, but we’ve got a video that shows how dangerous the aerodynamics game can become during a race.
The clip below takes us into the cabin of a Gallardo GT3 race car that’s being put through its paces on the Slovakia Ring. At a certain point, the driver reaches the top of a small hill at a great rate of speed. As the car goes past the aforementioned area, it simply takes off, offering the driver some serious air time.
Nevertheless, the interesting part is that the Gallardo landed on all four wheels and without seeming to break anything. The end of the clip even shows us the car, which looks like nothing had happened to it.
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