3 Lambos crash and burn together

This morning in the North-South Malaysian Expressway a rough accident has involved 3 Lamborghinis and according to the witnesses, the reason is the speed. The 3 Bulls (a Gallardo, an LP570-4 Superleggera and an Aventador) were on their way to Kuala Lumpur with the company of a bigger supercar convoy when the crash happened.

Terrible Nissan GT-R crash

It's terrible to hear about this dreadful crash that has involved two Nissan GT-Rs in Kuantan, Malaysia. The cause of the accident is the speed that mixed with the wet road has caused the lost of the control of the cars by crashing into the trees, with the sad result of 4 casualties and 2 serious injured people.

The History of the Lamborghini Gallardo

Back in 2003, Lamborghini has started to produce their most successful supercar ever, the Gallardo. After 8 years of production, over 12.000 Gallardos came out the Sant'Agata Bolognese factory making it the most-produced Lamborghini ever. Over the years Lamborghini made a 2nd generation and several editions, but what impresses more is how much marketing and work has put Lamborghini to develop and sell so many countless limited editions, let's take a look below to a quick view to all the kind of road production Gallardo they have made in chronological order:

The beginning: the 2004 Gallardo

Onboard lap with Fernano Alonso

F1 enthusiasts, just a reminder, tomorrow be sure not to miss the 2012 Malaysian Gran Prix! The race will start at 16:00pm (Malaysian time), or 10am (Italian time). Let's take a look at a full lap onboard with Fernando Alonso's F2012 F1. No music, no commentary, just the pure engine sound!



It's not a good start for Ferrari, let's see here the starting grid of tomorrow:

1 - Lewis Hamilton (Mclaren-Mercedes)
2 - Jenson Button (Mclaren-Mercedes)
3 - Michael Schumacher (Mercedes)
4 - Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing-Renault)
5 - Kimi Räikkönen (Lotus-Renault)
6 - Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing-Renault)
7 - Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
8 - Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
9 - Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
10 - Sergio Perez (Sauber-Ferrari)
11 - Pastor Maldonado (Williams-Renault)
12 - Felipe Massa (Ferrari)
13 - Bruno Senna (Williams-Renault)
14 - Paul di Resta (Force India-Mercedes)
15 - Daniel Ricciardo (SRT-Ferrari)
16 - Niko Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)
17 - Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari)
18 - Jean-Erc Vergne (SRT-Ferrari)
19 - Heikki Kovalainen (Caterham-Renault)
20 - Vitaly Petrov (Caterham-Renault)
21 - Timo Glock (Marussia-Cosworth)
22 - Charles Pic (Marussia-Cosworth)
23 - Pedro de la Rosa (HRT-Cosworth)
24 - Narain Karthikeyan (HRT-Cosworth)