Tragedy put an end to Bob Wallace's idea of a P400 Jota, but its legacy lives on through recreations like this 😍
Ferruccio Lamborghini hated racing. We’re all familiar with how the company came to be - or how legend records it at least - Ferruccio vowing to produce better road cars than those built by Enzo Ferrari who, in complete contrast to Lamborghini, was far more invested in motorsport. It’s an ethos the raging bull stuck to until the formation of the factory-backed Squadra Corse outfit a little over a decade ago.
Called the Jota, it was wider, lighter and produced considerably more power than the ‘regular’ Miuras of the day, and would serve as the blueprint for all track-focused special editions ever since. Only Lamborghini never put the Jota into production, selling off the sole example to a private buyer before it was written off in spectacular fashion on a stretch of closed autostrada.
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