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Lambokhana - Gymkhana joins the supercar world (Video)

Lambokhana - Gymkhana joins the supercar world (Video)

Deeq

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rxW_3ZAVHcKen Block's Gymkhana series still hasn't grown old for us, perhaps because it pleases the inner child we never quite managed to outgrow. But now the world has a new challenge: Supercar Gymkhana.

 

In this case, it's Lambokhana, as Daily Driven Exotics' Damon Fryer takes this Gallardo out for a tire-punishing spin around a homemade gymkhana course.

Is it as fast as Block's rally car? No. Are the props and stunts as off-the-charts mental? Nope. Are those moving donuts around a rolling tire awesome? You betcha.

 

Bottom line: if you've ever wanted to see a Lamborghini getting thrown around in a gnarly industrial lot, powersliding its tires into oblivion, this is your video.


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tanbk

The gymkhana is starting to get pointless to me.

 

I watch it for the stunts performed, and now they are doing the same stunts over and over again abeit with different cars. *Yawnz...

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