Lamborghini Huracán revealed for Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo 2015 - MotorSportsTalk

The new Lamborghini Huracán LP 620-2 Super Trofeo has been officially revealed in the last week, and will compete as the new car in the 2015 Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo series.

In a word, the new car is hot.

Here’s a link to the full release, and tech specs of the new Huracán are below. It replaces the venerable 2013 Gallardo LP 570-4 Super Trofeo in the championship.

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Technical Data

Engine Power   620 CV
Weight   1270 Kg
Weight/Power Ratio   2.05
Trasmission   2WD Racing Gearbox by XTRAC
Gearbox Actuator   Electric Actuator by MMarelli
Chassis   39870 Nm/deg (+45%) Increased safety structure
Aerodynamics   Drag: -15%, Downforce: +43%, Efficiency: +69%
Electrics/Electronics   Racing Loom/Electronics

Powertrain

Engine   Longitudinal – V10
IDS (NO MPI)
Air Intake by BMC
Displacement   5204
Power   620 CV @ 8250 rpm
Torque   570 Nm @ 6500 rpm
ABS   Racing ABS (12 positions)
ESP   NO
Traction control   9 positions TC
Trasmission   2 WD, Six gear sequential gearbox by Xtrac
Clutch   3 discs racing clutch, Light weight flywheel

Size and weight

Front track   1695 mm
Rear track   1660 mm
Wheelbase   2620 mm
Fuel Tank   118 L
Weight w/out fuel   1270 kg

Suspension

Suspension   Double wishbones with rigid bushing
Wheel fixing   Monolock System
Anti Roll Bar   Front: 6 positions
Rear: 2 positons
Dampers   Ohlins TTX 36 2 ways
Front: in-line
Rear: piggy back type
Brake Discs
Brembo Racing   Front: Steel 380×35 mm, Rear: Steel 355×32 mm
Brake Caliper
Brembo Racing   Front: 6 pot monoblock, Rear: 4 pot monoblock

Rims and wheels

Rims Front: 11×18” ET 28.8
Rear: 12×18” ET 32
Tires (Pirelli) Front: 305/660-18 DH, Rear: 315/680-18 DH

Electrics/Electronics

ECU   M182 by MOTEC
TCU   M182 by MOTEC
Power Box   PDM 30 by MOTEC
Car Loom   Motorsport Loom
Dashboard   TFT Dashboard by MOTEC
Steering wheel   Racing and multifunctional steering wheel

Other features

Aero kit   Complete aero kit with quick fixing (DZUST)
Speed Limiter   Yes, adjustable speed
Safety Equipment   Seat 8855 FIA Spec or Seat 8866 FIA Spec (OPT)
6 pts safety belt
7 pts Fire Extinquisher

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NBC Sports and Feld Motor Sports announced that Peacock and the NBC family of networks will stream all 31 races of the combined Monster Energy Supercross, Lucas Oil Pro Motocross and the newly created SuperMotocross World Championship beginning January 7, 2023 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California and ending October 14 in the place where Supercross was born: the Los Angeles Coliseum.

The combined series will create a 10-month calendar of events, making it one of the longest professional sports’ seasons in the United States.

The agreement is for multiple years. The season finale will air live on Peacock and the USA Network.

Peacock will present live coverage of all races, qualifying and heats across both series. The 31 total races will mark a record for the combined number of Supercross and Pro Motocross events that NBC Sports will present in a single season.

NBC, USA Network and CNBC will provide coverage of all races, including the SuperMotocross World Championship Playoffs and Final, through 2023 and beyond. For more information about the Peacock streaming service, click here.

“With our wide array of live and original motorsports offerings, Peacock is a natural home for Supercross and Pro Motocross races,” said Rick Cordella, Chief Commercial Officer, Peacock. “We’re looking forward to providing fans with an easily-accessible destination to find every race all season long, including the exciting finish with the newly formed SuperMotocross World Championship.”

MORE: A conversation about media rights created the new SuperMotocross World Championship Series

The NBC family of networks has been home to Supercross for the past several seasons and this is a continuation of that relationship. The media rights for both series expired at the end of 2022, which allowed Supercross and Motocross to combine their efforts.

In fact, it was that conversation that led to the formation of the SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX).

The SMX series will begin on September 9, 2023 after the conclusion of the Pro Motocross season. Points will accumulate from both series to seed the SMX championship, which creates a record number of unified races.

“The SuperMotocross World Championship adds a new dimension to the annual Supercross and Pro Motocross seasons that will result in crowning the ultimate World Champion,” said Stephen C. Yaros, SVP Global Media and Supercross for Feld Motor Sports. “We are thrilled to be extending our relationship with NBC Sports so our fans can watch all the racing action streaming live on Peacock and the option to also watch select rounds on NBC, USA Network and CNBC.”

Complete 2023 coverage schedules for Supercross, Pro Motocross and the SuperMotocross World Championship on Peacock, NBC, USA Network and CNBC will be announced in the near future.

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