Official debut of the Pagani Huayra BC
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Getting Loose In the Pagani Huayra BC
Getting Loose In the Pagani Huayra BC
by Dino Dalle Carbonare
So how do I even approach this? The Pagani Huayra is so much more than just a hypercar, and now its Italian maker has come up with a faster and more track-focused iteration called the BC.
My mind was blown even before I saw the thing, and that was just from talking to the company’s global PR and marketing manager, Luca Venturi. In an era where even the greats like Ferrari, Porsche and that little British company McLaren, have fully embraced hybrid technology, Pagani has stayed true to its roots, creating performance through that good old ‘drop weight, add power’ recipe. Continue reading >>
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'The wing, for example, will get an adjustable blade section which you can rake to its most extreme angle when you take the car to the track.' - Getting Loose In the Pagani Huayra BC, By Dino Dalle Carbonare
Sounds very good at first, but the aerodynamic works from front to rear axle. Significant modifications at the rear may require changes to the front.
For me, I believe it is better to give the customer the car with best aerodynamics at once, today aerodynamic always mean maximum downforce.
Sounds very good at first, but the aerodynamic works from front to rear axle. Significant modifications at the rear may require changes to the front.
For me, I believe it is better to give the customer the car with best aerodynamics at once, today aerodynamic always mean maximum downforce.
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On a different note. When Pagani first mentioned that there was going to be a more hardcore version of the Huayra they mentioned that the parts could be removed when not used on the track. All these enhancements seem permanent.
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I would agree with you if it wasn't for that horrible "cheap" wing. thought the Zonda R is still high on the best looking Pagani