POV | Breaking Carlos Sainz's Lap Record at over 200kmh
Hop on board with Jonas Skovby as he shatters the Sitges Terramar track record on the VARG SM SKÖLL.
Hold on tight. One full-throttle flying lap around one of Europe's oldest and most iconic race circuits: a 100-year-old banked oval just outside Barcelona, captured entirely from Jonas's point of view. Autódromo Terramar, Spain's first race track, opened in 1923 with banking so steep that drivers called it the Terrordrome.
On opening day, Count Louis Zborowski lapped it in 45.8 seconds in a Miller, a record that stood for 89 years. The record then fell to rally legend Carlos Sainz Sr., who set 42.600s in 2012 in an Audi R8 LMS. Now watch that record fall. Pinned hard against the sheer banking at top speed, pulling a massive 6.6 G of lateral force through the corners, with no lift and no hesitation, an all-electric motorcycle takes down a V10 supercar to claim the ultimate top spot.
Official Time: 41.888s. A New All-Time Record.
No background music. No cinematic cutaways. Just raw, unfiltered speed and extreme G forces, exactly as Jonas rode it.
*The bike used is a stock VARG SM SKÖLL with different gearing for higher top speed.
