It even surpassed the Zonda 760 LH sold in 2021 ... study for a more optimized performance. And in case a crash happens again, Pagani keeps the molds of the new components in storage.

From prototypes to one-off commissions, there are countless cool versions of the Pagani Zonda. Here are 10 of the most ...

9. Lewis Hamilton: Pagani Zonda 760 LH Lewis Hamilton is known around the world for his curated style as much as his driving, so of course we could expect a car collection to match. This special ...

The photo of Lewis Hamilton posing dressed as a Mafia don ... involved in crashes on public roads before. He destroyed his Pagani Zonda back back in 2015 during a drive in the Penmaenbach Tunnel ...

David Coulthard moved to play down the crash suffered by Lewis Hamilton in the Ferrari Barcelona test. And that is because – in Coulthard’s opinion – the Mercedes engine is “so embedded ...

The specific car Lewis Hamilton was driving when he crashed in ... the troublesome 2023 Ferrari which may have contributed to his small crash. “There is mystery surrounding certain elements ...

Lewis Hamilton recently crashed while testing Ferrari ... machine's different systems by F1 insider David Coulthard. The crash took place on his second outing with the team and disrupted the ...

Max Verstappen’s title rivals - including Lewis Hamilton - have “glaring flaws ... “I think so,” Lewis Larkam told the Crash F1 podcast. “Hamilton’s season last year was poor ...

It began life as a Zonda F before undergoing a dramatic transformation in 2017. Inspired by the original 760 RS, dozens of Zondas have since been returned to Pagani for similar overhauls ...

The ultra-rare Zonda hit 178 mph while storming down the back straight at COTA. There are just five Pagani Zonda Revolucion models on the planet, and given its rarity, the lucky few who own one ...

Subtle combo with the Chiron Super Sport in the background of the last photo! This lineup attracted A LOT of attention at the Peace Hotel so it's nice to see some photos without a crowd around it.

David Coulthard has raised an interesting theory about Lewis Hamilton’s testing crash at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, suggesting that muscle memory from his time at Mercedes may be to blame.