Lamborghini Aventador SV Goes Off-Road At Targa Tasmania Rally

Fortunately, both occupants (and the Lambo) were fine and they resumed racing

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by Cristian Gnaticov

April 19, 2018 at 20:38

Except for the LM002 or its spiritual successor, the new Urus, Lamborghinis aren’t exactly known for veering off tarmac.

However, over the years, quite a few have ended up leaving the road, some intentionally and some during accidents.

The latest example sees an Aventador SV going for a short off-roading adventure. The incident happened this week during the Targa Tasmania Rally, and a clip uploaded by the organizers shows the exact moment when the incident occurred, with the Raging Bull missing a right turn and ending up on the grass.

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Both occupants of the SV are fine, according to the description of the video, and surprisingly, so is the car, which apparently went back to doing what it does best: racing.

The 2018 Targa Tasmania Rally kicked off on April 16 and saw some 300 vehicles lining up at the start line. Drivers and their navigators will have to travel for more than 2,000 km (1,243 miles), over almost 40 stages, until April 21, when this year’s event ends.