Lamborghinis may come with all-wheel drive, but they’re hardly made for off-roading. At least not the type the
LM002 was made for and until the new
Urus arrives. But one driver Down Under evidently had his own idea of what the Huracan could handle.
During the second day of this year’s the
Targa Tasmania rally, Tony Quinn left the road in his ten-cylinder Lambo and jumped a dirt embankment. The Scottish-Australian pet-food magnate claimed the stunt was deliberate, as you’ll hear him explain in colorful language at the beginning of the video above. It’s definitely not the fastest way around the corner, but Quinn hits the dirt too hard to look like an accident. Still, we’re glad he did it in front of the camera purely for our viewing pleasure.
Reviving the spirit of legendary road rallies like the Targa Florio and Mille Miglia, the Targa Tasmania has been held on the Australian island for over two decades. Quinn won the five-day event twice – in 2009 and 2011 – behind the wheel of a Nissan GT-R. Both Godzilla and the preceding Gallardo have claimed the checkered flag in Tasmania four times each, coming second only to the Porsche 911 that has won nine times. Quinn and his co-pilot Naomi Tillett are competing in the GT4 category this year and currently sit fourth in the class standings.
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