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Lamborghini Urus

UR URUS RETURNED TO LAMBORGHINI before we headed to Anglesey this month, which meant it missed its weigh-in and an opportunity to kill its set of Pirelli P Zeros. Then again, the Huracán STO we did have was the far more suitable attendee for a track session, and what would we have learned from throwing a (claimed) 2200kg around Anglesey’s Coastal Circuit, other than that the Irish Sea looks perilously close

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