Another reason why you should own a Huracán Sterrato.
While supercars and hypercars have long dominated the upper echelon of the automotive world with their lightweight, low-profile bodies and enormous power transfer to the rear wheels, they’ve proven to be wild fun until they’re confronted with rough terrain and suboptimal conditions. Having already addressed the needs of those who want to drive a Lamborghini every day every four seasons with the Urus, the Italian brand is going one step further and launching the Huracán Sterrato as its first off-road supercar.
The way the Sterrato balances its DNA between asphalt and ground makes it the ultimate competitor, just like Dutch professional cyclist Mathieu van der Poel, who also has a soft spot for Lamborghinis. Finding out how the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato fits into his very active, adventurous and largely off-road lifestyle, Mathieu recently took his friends on a gravel ride at Canyon.
In the reel uploaded to Instagram, the video shows off the car’s practicality as Mathieu stops after a ride, mounts his bike on the roof, removes his gear, grabs his front wheel and catapults himself into the dirt, demonstrating Lamborghini’s advanced four-wheel drive system. It’s easier to associate the winning cyclists’ passion for the brand, especially with an Urus in their collection. It is all the more interesting to combine van der Poel’s driving styles with the Hurácan Sterrato and its versatile DNA. The machine that propels him to victory is Canyon’s newest Grail CFR gravel bike, designed to perform in a 200-mile road race or an unknown trail ride. It is his versatility and success on all surfaces that makes Mathieu van der Poel a top contender on all surfaces, and it is also what makes the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato the perfect supercar for everything.
With it already being an impressive collection of Italian supercars, we can’t wait to see what Mathieu van der Poel chooses as the next addition to the garage. If you are looking for your very own Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato or perhaps a Canyon Grail CFR, click on the links below for more information.
Source: @canyon/@mathieuvanderpoel
