The 200MPH Lamborghini Huracan Crash Explained

[@FizzyMotors]

its because he shifted with his pinky

[@mihalyvida3833]

So if i shift with my pinky and die at 5 mph?

[@justatroll777]

@@mihalyvida3833yes

[@titaniumman_22]

@@mihalyvida3833tell your family you love them.

[@mihalyvida3833]

@@titaniumman_22 ok

[@titaniumman_22]

@@mihalyvida3833 I just said that to you because you asked if you’d die if you shifted w/pinky…have a super rest of your day! ✌🏼

[@southpineshooligan]

If a vehicle gets even remotely airborne, it can be catastrophic at any speed. Whether it be driver error, or faulty vehicle, or both. I once got airborne in a 2003 4 door Hyundai accent. The road I was on, it was well known you could get airborne over a certain speed, and there was an junction at that particular spot. But only a two way stop sign for the other road. The speed limit was 50km/h, at 70 km/h you could get several inches off the road. I was young, maybe 19 (33 now) at the time, and a huge speed daredevil. I was travelling topped out at 175 km/h (governed speed) I got so much air, I cleared the entire intersection. When I hit the ground again, the car bottomed out so hard, even wearing a seatbelt, my head hit the roof. I had ripped the entire exhaust off from the manifold. All four struts blew out, cracked two rims almost all the way through. All body panels shifted back nearly 4 inches. I was able to limp it back home (less than a couple km away) and it was a complete write off. Other than a massive goose egg on my head, and a splitting headache, I was perfectly fine. If it weren't for that experience I would probably still be driving like a dickhead, or likely dead. I'm thankful for that lesson, because not everyone gets to learn from a mistake that drastic.

[@sbshaunb95]

Lol, speed limit 50km and you could get airborne at 70...cross winds or what lol, unless you driving a go cart with a hyabusa engine.

[@southpineshooligan]

@sbshaunb95 it's a low traffic rural road just outside of town. 🤷 I don't care if you don't believe me, honestly 😂😂

[@Roshake77]

I once jumped a pretty steeply raised railroad crossing in my 98 Audi A3. Thanks to the lower speed i only needed to replace the oil pan i managed to knock a hole in. Got around a good second of airtime tho xd

[@BigE1205]

​@southpineshooligan can we get Google maps coordinates by chance?

[@kubota33]

Awesome story Been cool to see a video of that. Hyundai....... lmao Admit it you went over a speed bump at a parking lot doing less than 5 mph 🙂

[@Zonda1996]

If he’d driven that road at freeway speeds beforehand I’d imagine he didn’t even feel the bumps. Crazy how exponential the car’s reaction is to different surfaces at speed.

[@coreygreen4756]

No bruh it doesn’t really work like that, a bump big enough to cause the suspension to react would be felt at any speed. Unless of course the driver is paying zero attention. The reality is the guy obviously has zero clue what he is doing, number one sign being lack of a roll cage, anyone with actual car knowledge isn’t taking their lambo up to 180+ without a roll cage.

[@Zonda1996]

@@coreygreen4756 I based my statement off personal experience, though granted mine was comparing 70km/h vs. 160+ (so like 45mph vs 100 or so, so not really ‘properly’ high speeds) on a road that felt very slightly bumpy at the lower end and quite unstable on the higher end. I’d say I was paying a decent amount of attention in both scenarios too. Also you’d be surprised how many customers of workshops (especially in the drag racing world) don’t want cages to keep their car as a street car without getting into trouble, though I’d personally advocate for a cage for nearly any car that receives hard driving. Those things save lives 100%

[@rt2255]

99 % of street racers have no experience with a car doing bumps and stuff at 150 and up. Stuff happens fast at those speeds and only pro racers can deal with it. If you do not crash it was pure luck not skill

[@kenmartin861]

Best too sell those killer cars without doors or seatbelts. That would cure a lot of the idiot problem.

[@Mrbfgray]

NICE car! 😁

[@lakoslevi7786]

I live in Hungary, and I remember seeing this on the news, and it also got really popular on the internet. Crashes like this can happen in Hungary if you're speeding, since the roads are bad quality. Btw I love your videos

[@binarycodereturns9974]

Been to India ? 😂

[@marinesole2]

@@binarycodereturns9974 nah most people would rather not get their credit card details stolen.

[@lakoslevi7786]

@@MengGuoZhou I don't think they were hungarian, the video said that it was a czech registered car. But there are a few rich people that run businesses, but most live abroad

[@israelcubilo1028]

😂 you need to visit costa rica to see a real bad condition road

[@phillylarkin.s1930]

Your writing in English tho

[@iantsears]

My parents were race car drivers. They made it clear to me. Take it to the track. A closed track. If you can''t do that.... then you can't take it. I very much understand what they meant.

[@imvybz1451]

good parental figures

[@----.__]

Agree completely. My father wasn't a race driver like yours, but he was an airline pilot at the time when he taught me to drive and his golden rule was "never create a large differential in speed with other road users". I still drive/ride by that rule and in over 30 years of being on the road I've not had a single accident.

[@user-mn8lz7gf6d]

eh that's a nice sentiment but almost no one can afford to go to a track all the time. a better point would be to take it to a track if you actually wanna push, just having fun on the street is fine.

[@zachzimmermann5209]

Yeah, unfortunately the price of a few track days can add up to the price of a used car pretty quickly. A nice sentiment, but ultimately unrealistic unless the track was to become MUCH more accessible. Given the prevalence dangerous driving on the streets, I would actually be in support of some kind of community track that supports responsible driving.

[@Juancollins69]

Womp womp. Stop being a panzy

[@ronj9933]

Wait, they survived?!?! EDIT: It was a remark of shock and surprise, I know the story said they survived.

[@GigaChadCarlJohnson]

How did he survive

[@mariopiacenza1295]

Cars of this caliber have a reinforced cockpit enclosure, able to withstand incredibly high impacts. Rear engine supercars also tend to carry a breaking point between the engine bay and the cockpit to avoid a situation like this. Unfortunately it did not do it's full job here, but it must've given them enough of an advantage to escape even with a partial split.

[@nov2263]

@@mariopiacenza1295 All cars have that breaking point, although the forces caused by sudden stop alone can be enough to kill you, he wouldn't have the slightest chance without a seat belt.

[@Jeremy-ff3jm]

@@nov2263you mean crumple zones?

[@nov2263]

@@Jeremy-ff3jm No. There are more crumple zones in modern cars, but he "torpedo wall" which is what he meant has been standard since many years, at least since the 1980's. The crumple zones are before this. The "torpedo wall" is right before the windshield., while the crumple zones are before that to minimize the forces

[@PresaMarty]

This guy should definitely deserve more subs the effort and well explained videos are spot on!

[@brentonmcclean3647]

I totally agree with you. I just stumbled across this video and decided to check it out... definitely worth subscribing to.

[@PresaMarty]

@@brentonmcclean3647 yeah I saw his rs6 video and I was like damn this guy gotta have like at least 100k subs at least by the quality and effort he puts into his videos definitely deserves the subs!

[@blagssss]

Thank you so much both of you - I'm aiming to up the production quality ASAP, stay tuned :)

[@RobinBhanks]

@@blagssss I like your video style already as it is. It's pretty relaxing yet chilling and not overstimulating to watch (there are no visual effects or fast moving things on the screen) and it's a break from most generic youtubers. You should continue making videos about car crashes because I don't see many youtubers that specifically focus on this niche (?) genre.

[@altchannel4comments460]

The carbon fiber monocoque is honestly one of the safest places to be at 200mph. It was designed that way, and this is why.

[@billbirch3748]

Don't do this in a Ferrari. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fputoqN9h91_Y7c

[@GF-mf7ml]

It's tested under 60mph

[@altchannel4comments460]

@@GF-mf7ml and usually tested (albeit not in real life) on a computer (and just in general built for higher speeds)

[@TomCogan]

huracan doesn't have that btw

[@JoshKosh08]

the huracan doesnt have a carbon fibe monocoque

[@notmyname3883]

Driver suffered "severe" burns - which took 8 days to heal! Sounds like INSIGNIFICANT burns to me. SEVERE burns take YEARS to heal. Firefighter here.

[@terrylessmann2274]

Never drive faster than your guardian angels can fly and take it to the track.

[@derrickrr5516]

That’s one heavenuva comment!

[@noahlovotti7722]

so 1mph under guardian angel flight speed is the limit

[@seelowe88]

so i can push it up to the limits

[@praddzzz]

I remember this. Was well known back then as Huracan was a new model on the market. And it was already wrecked with video available.

[@blagssss]

yeah it was remarkable how quickly they wrote the thing off

[@kalmmonke5037]

@@blagssss gmat50 has super lwo weight and higher than ususal supercar ground clearance for reasons liek this , and the rear turbine and fold up wings to liftor press down the the car,, i think some body roll is also desired

[@alunjones2550]

Lucky they were in a Huracan and not an Aventador. You say the car flipped over. They wouldn't have been able to open the scissor doors on an Aventador to escape. I seem to recall the famous Lambo test driver- Bob Wallace- flipped a Countach whilst testing. Fortunately it didn't catch fire.

[@timoarrg]

I really really doubt they just opened the doors like another day, what most likely happened was climbing out through the windows, I have never heard or seen someone go out of a flipped car by using the door regularly as it's common for the door to be trapped by the bent frame and roof

[@BuffHorseMedia]

The Aventador actually has explosives on the door bolts. If you flip the car then an indicator will start flashing allowing you to activate the pyrotechnic systems in the doors to blow them off!

[@BuffHorseMedia]

But it makes complete sense why you would think that. I only learned about it a while ago, and just wanted to share some knowledge!

[@timoarrg]

@@BuffHorseMedia yeah sure...

[@radicaIized]

Both of those Lamborghinis suck anyway

[@yepp5922]

This is an insane eye opener on how cars can be. I love racing and cars but once in a while life shows me the reality

[@AnthroGearhead]

Nah, it just skill issue

[@mishaisspeed]

​@@AnthroGearhead100% skill issue

[@mishaisspeed]

​@@AnthroGearheadlmao

[@DownloadeousMaximus]

Going 200mph on a public road is the first mistake

[@xenobeam7874]

it was Autobahn, some parts of it do not have a speed limit

[@FFilex]

it wasnt autobahn bud.

[@zeisure9554]

​@@FFilex It was not the Autobahn. But in Hungary where the speed limit is 130.

[@BiscuitsnTea]

Great video man loving the accident series. Digging up blasts from the past.

[@1829_]

I have two friends that were driving a Nissan Altima on a farm road, they reached speeds up to 110 mph before hitting a speed bump upon entering a neighborhood. The car flipped 8 times and knocked out a light pole and two trees before bursting into flames in somebody's backyard. The car thankfully landed upright letting them both climb out the sunroof without a single scratch. absolutely insane!

[@willymaykit1482]

I drive an Altima. 110 mph ? I don't think so. 😂

[@double_joseph327]

@@willymaykit1482I’ve been 110 in a scion XB lol

[@willymaykit1482]

@@double_joseph327 I never drove a scion, but I know that a stock Altima will not go that fast. The maxima will tho.

[@craftedwithart]

8 spins hmm - I'm sure the neighbor went out and counted it

[@double_joseph327]

@@willymaykit1482 an ultima can get 110 is my point

[@Palimegadagi]

Im hungarian, i saw it in the news when it happened, also saw some footage of them revving it in budapest... it was a really big deal because apparently it was one of the first huracans put in production, wich makes sense as this accident took place in 2014, same year the car was introduced

[@Silvren]

Appreciate you being straightforward with your information unlike some channels who like to stretch their script by 30 minutes.

[@parker73724]

I thought I watched this video several years ago and the video title said it was fatal. Glad they actually survived.

[@blagssss]

where they are now, I don’t know. by the fact they both escaped with their lives intact is remarkable

[@evelghostrider]

I'd actually seen multiple videos of it that said they both died.

[@CrucialFlowResearch]

The news probably said they died to discourage people from dangerous speeding

[@parker73724]

@@CrucialFlowResearch It's possible but this was a youtube video that almost certainly said they died for extra clicks.

[@evelghostrider]

@CrucialFlowResearch could be my friend, but I'd highly doubt it would ever stop people speeding. In my life time I've lost a few friends with road racing motorcycles, it never put of anyone I know. Nome the less that was a serious boxer short accident, as you know whats going to happen is going to be massive.

[@marcor18a]

Going that fast in a road where you shouldn't is a death wish. Its understandable in the autobahn, not because its allowed but because people there can expect someone going at this speed. And the roads are prepared for it too.

[@Sphoderman_Dav]

When you think abt it it’s crazy how hard it is for humans to die😳

[@tristanrabier8608]

No ,you Can just kill you with a knife 😂

[@1diagramuel1]

but also so easy

[@Sphoderman_Dav]

@@tristanrabier8608 ye but still surviving this type of incident is crazy

[@Sphoderman_Dav]

@@1diagramuel1 yeah true

[@henkolsonpietersen2242]

This was pure luck, it’s not as if they would have survived in any other situation…

[@Moqally]

As soon as I saw how he was holding the wheel I knew it was over

[@mrmyth5846]

Not just a good video but a superb message. Well stated!

[@blagssss]

I appreciate that!

[@lnteI]

It was close but Cameraman never dies

[@zackmoore147]

That'll buff out...

[@ThomasOsaki]

not sure why we are talking about 200mph, but anything north of 80mph could result in death if road conditions aren't suitable for the car. if you drive north of 80mph, you better be familiar with the road conditions and not be traveling somewhere for the first time.

[@goochigoochs3836]

Hmm, you are not really "sure" why people talk about the 200mph. There's a video that a mere 60 mph could actually cause death as well.

[@HominaHubba]

Because most cars can’t even go 200mph, big-brain.

[@burnttoast2178]

How the hell did they survive that

[@dfloper]

Divine intervention.

[@liam1428]

at about 0:55 I notice a lot of up & down bouncing going on. I say this before watching further trying to guess if this was what caused loss-of-control.

[@hotrodpawns]

People don't realize when your going fast, the tiniest dip in a road or the littlest bit of air gets under the vehicle is just enough to send you on your way to meet Jesus quicker than you want to.

[@kylemartinez3008]

I remember when the Lamborghini huracan first came out in this was a big news article

[@nemo227]

The narrator says, "It's not just the road, it's the surface." Allways true. Every detail can be important.

[@peterduxbury927]

Tyre pressures are so important. I make a visual tyre inspection before I drive any vehicle.

[@nemo227]

@@peterduxbury927 Absolutely! When we bought our current motorhome we observed that the tires had good tread. Later, we should have paid attention to the cracked sidewalls. No blowouts or incidents but now we understand that the sidewalls deteriorate first on little used vehicles. Of course we don't drive fast in the motorhome but it weighs 4 times the weight of our 4,000 pickup truck and won't stop as quickly. That inspection you make before driving can be a life preserving act. Good on you.

[@peterduxbury927]

@@nemo227 I once went off a country road at 70MPH, and down into a valley (at night), on a left-hand bend, on slippery wet grass. No braking or slowing at all! There was only one large tree in the bottom of the valley, I fought with the Steering Wheel to avoid hitting this tree. But it happened, like a bomb going off - inside the car. We weren't injured. I really shouldn't have gone off the road in the first place, but I discovered (by inspection) that all tyres on this car were out of date, and the rubber compound had gone very hard, resulting in no grip on wet roads. That was in the eighties. Since then, I have always respected tyres, and been safe. Thank you for your great comment too! Greetings from Australia.

[@Soliye.]

Please just go to a race track. Whatever car you’ve got, you’re gonna have a lot more fun there than on the road, especially if you crash.

[@JaiGrieve]

I drive on the track. This happened due to driving an excessive speed on an unknown road. As someone else mentioned, when driving the speed limit on this particular road, the dips, bumps, and undulations are more than likely not perceivable.

[@DomWayne]

Unexpected dips in the road is what scares me the most. And don’t be that guy who absolutely plants it full speed in the rain, I hate that with a passion, it’s dangerous and selfish

[@blagssss]

agreed

[@terrybangley5416]

Simple, the cars ability was much greater than the drivers ability

[@frankviterise7333]

So he wasn't on a racetrack he was on a public Highway my question is WTF was this man thinking I am very happy that both of them survive I hope the driver learn his lesson a lot of people don't get a second chance!

[@peterdarr383]

He was just trying to finish breaking in the motor, which requires 5 minutes at 7,500 RPM and good airflow.

[@lc.clarkie]

autobahn has no speedlimit

[@brentonmcclean3647]

Just subscribed to your channel... definitely worth watching your videos bud ! I look forward to seeing future uploads.

[@blagssss]

Thank you! Much appreciated. Next video is coming very soon, hopefully today :)

[@user-dk9fd3sf2v]

That's crazy, initially I didn't think they survived. I read the description after and oddly enough I kind of felt a little better when I read that they had made it. God bless.

[@dennisneikes7215]

Consider track days over public roads. Public roads suck for obvious reasons.

[@jsmoothie7001]

First you doing test drive around, learning every inch of the road and then top speed baby. 👏🏻

[@mgmcd1]

Once you lose adhesion, you’re just along for the ride.

[@craftedwithart]

I was sure they went out but after discovering the opposite I lit up like a lightbulb - simply amazing 🗝️

[@B_Z63]

Bro was going so fast that he entered another dimension but lost control thats why 💀

[@GTAmotor05]

JUST TO BE CLEAR. It was not a big deep inn the road, but at speeds reaching nearly 200+, any miner uneven surfaces at these speeds is kin to driving over a road ramp....

[@yuriy1628]

This is the second video I have watched on this channel and I can say that the music is too loud and annoying. You make very good and informative videos that will get you a lot of viewers, but the music is just too loud.

[@bussin_buses]

I agree.

[@Derqem]

proof that the camera man never dies

[@TobiasMathesonRacing]

this guy is underrated as hell bro

[@LilEssTeeDee]

Dope Niche bro, keep going

[@TimpBizkit]

Doing 200 mph with that crap twitchy "10 and 2" position is the biggest crime here.

[@powcod7455]

I don't have a fast vehicle but the lesson I took from this is be safe when you have passengers. But when by yourself go a little faster

[@soupy2134]

It's making my brain hurt just how the people survived in that crash

[@richards8663]

That chunky pinky sealed the desl

[@kootnygreen]

Here in my area we have a super car track. Responsible owners, even amateurs, can rip up the track and keep the highways safe.

[@garyb2392]

I watched the original video!! Love it!

[@JDM_72]

Driver are safe?

[@gregchetty]

yes, passenger too.

[@blagssss]

Both of them survived. The passenger (who is filming) did get hurt badly and was airlifted to hospital

[@sassduffin4274]

Totally amazing that they both survived! Most certainly divine intervention. I did 120mph on my Kawasaki GPZ 750cc wooo my crash helmut was bashing about and l was struggling to keep my head still, plus l was starting to lift off the seat! I was ummm 🤔 22 years old at the time 😆 it was very early hours of the morning on a Sunday, no one else on the road. Doing nearly 200mph gosh, with other road users...that is tempting fate! I used my foot changing gear, my pinky would not reach 😂🤣👍 Thank you Blags, for another "one dear full" video 😎👍😁

[@gooberclese]

194 mph in the wet. You can see the drops on the windscreen.

[@tonyv1796]

pretty sure that's bugs being splattered lol.

[@IamShi1i]

I am so glad that they were able to survive that crash..

[@littlebrit]

I crashed as a motorcycle rider. I was warming up before race. I took a long curve at high speed and my bike went out and I skidded for tens of meters. What I think happened was that rear amortization was faulty and with very slight bumps it doesn't work anymore. It was ok to drive on the roads, but at high speed different story. So, I think that car was not actually intended to go that fast.

[@gunston999]

These days he drives a Smart.

[@StickyJamC]

What amazed me was the fact that the ABS sensor disconnected?

[@jonesjones7057]

Something tells me we'll see these two in another accident before long.

[@ErectkyleDysfunction]

I remember this. Man it was crazy

[@havyglass]

Higher probability of living at a high rate of speed in a car, meant to wreck at a high rate of speed. Your average vehicle is meant to get in an accident at 60 mph. But if you can afford speed, you’re also possibly saving your own life.

[@untitled_livingthing]

its insane what the human body can survive

[@oneeyegaming_yt]

wow they are so lucky any little bump at that speed is deadly

[@user-tu1ee6dc5f]

When the guy got in the lane you should probably brake or get in the other lane. What a goon.

[@pikkyuukyuun4741]

the way he was holding the wheel was how regular grocery getter drivers hold. not at all in the 3 and 9 oclock position for performance driving

[@artyfhartie2269]

A good buff and polish and it's good as new

[@mow4ncry]

You mean unfortunately they survived maybe my Darwin award can be sent next time

[@thisisabaduser]

Commented because nobody did it in 9 days

[@totalyep]

I think the car can be rebuilt. Looks saveable.

[@thjbird]

It should buff out actually.

[@totalyep]

@@thjbird agree although it might take a coarser compound.

[@Will502x]

That’s why you don’t go that fast

[@user-sf9pq5ox7w]

are they going to drive fast again? can't wait.

[@oneanddone7992]

4:09 aside from the wheel, look at what happened to the brake rotor.

[@viceed292]

This shit always happens when going at high speeds they need to fix bumps in roads tbh

[@StickyJamC]

There's a drop hump like this on the M4 in the UK. On a bend at 70mph you feel it!

[@blagssss]

Is that the big one on the way to Bristol from Swindon ish?

[@StickyJamC]

@blagssss it's on the way to Bristol from Cardiff way I'm sure. I could be wrong. I've only hit it about 6 times lol

[@MinehowTech]

It's great that they survived, but they both should have their license permanently suspended and be forced to pay any and all related cleanup fee's.

[@anonymous..-]

It’s was actually a Mustang with a Lambo door conversion.

[@roxxorracing5647]

--- The univers was very gracious at this day to this guys ----

[@torstenpheifer]

so what did we learn? build better roads.

[@androwaydie4081]

You didn't learn anything then.

[@headshotmaster138]

​@@androwaydie4081cry about it.

[@OW3NN3O18]

Legit Paul Walker shit.

[@CarroTablet-if3jr]

The way the driver held the wheel, at that speed... its disaster waiting to happen . The hands should be much lower, in a 15to3 position at most , rather than the 10to2 it were

[@air_cooled_andy]

Matt Armstrong’s next project 😄

[@Bloodycub666]

for exprince 255km drive on a8 its pretty claiming how you see how light just switch around you and your fealing every bump every wind blow you become one with nature and feel like your driving 50km in woods and just enjoying of the ride its scary from side to watch but in moment your like flying on a pillow

[@DanielOrtegoUSA]

‘Play stupid games, and win stupid prizes’. Clearly divine intervention was the reason for their survival. 🙏

[@sinfo]

Explaination?! Maybe a picture of The problem in the Road would be useful! Or Is too much for our stomachs?

[@steveparsons2575]

Can't believe they survived!

[@xNYCMarc]

“Had the barrier been stronger…” Clearly you don’t understand road design. The barriers are there because it’s safer to keep the car on the road. Barriers redirect the car to keep it from going off the side. The outcome would likely have been BETTER had there not been a gap in the barrier.

[@atheisthumanist1964]

How this didn't become a double Darwin award is beyond my comprehension. 😮

[@Dat_Sun]

Looks like they were going fairly slow by the time they left the road.

[@B1221C]

The back story I heard was they passed away due to severe injuries. Lived long enough to die later....

[@candlewick96]

All it takes are two Darwin Award winners enabling each other to create a disastrous equation.

[@Kirmo13]

If you look at the tire 4:00, the break disk is broken and part of it is missing 😶

[@vincew8609]

*brake

[@markorkarenhanes1354]

Everybody's gangster until they realize they can't drive.

[@nick066hu]

That fake nonchalance of switching gear with the pinky finger says it all.

[@michaelangelos5117]

If you're not living on the edge, You're taking up too much space.

[@ismailsultan110]

Truly a pulp fiction story

[@2.fresh767]

Lucky boys, when that started spinning you know they were thinking, we’re dead, we’re dead.

[@trueword34]

This accident had at least one fatality. Rip Huracan, you will be missed.