Lamborghini Temerario - Sculpted by speed, from aerodynamics to hydrodynamics

When a 100-meter swimming champion dives into the water, every corner of his body, every surface of his shape, contributes to gaining or losing fractions of a second, and the same goes for automotive races. What unites the Lamborghini Temerario super sports car, with an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.7 seconds, with the two-time swimming world champion Filippo Magnini, is the perfect mastery of aerodynamics, or rather, in the champion's case, "hydrodynamic" efficiency. "My goals are two," says Magnini. "Develop the technical ability and power to the maximum: this is my style, what allows me to achieve the maximum in terms of hydrodynamics". In the video "Sculpted by Speed", Magnini says that for a pool sprinter, speed is everything. For him, the 100 meters are the benchmark for the fastest swimmers with the best aerodynamics, just as the speed from 0 to 100 km/h is for super sports cars.