Upset stomach, headaches and a new Lamborghini.

I woke up this morning at around 5.30, with a stomach that was hurting, badly. Normally, I am sleeping in to at least 7 am on a Monday morning, particularly when I don't have anything to do. So I got somewhat dressed, and went downstairs to the toilet, where.. Well.. No details, but it was bad.. I immediately thought back to what I ate the day before. A ciabatta bread, two sausage rolls and a focaccia with ham, cheese and spicy stuff. Maybe that is why my stomach was acting up. A few hours later, the headache began. That and the fact that my stomach was not acting like I wanted it to, knocked me out. I became drowsy, almost sleepy. I feel fine now, so maybe it was just because I ate something spicy. I will see how I feel tomorrow. If I have the headache, I will possibly look into booking a test for Covid. After all, two of the symptoms are headache and tiredness, but since I am always tired, then that might just be my regular thing. But I shouldn't get it. I wear a facemask on public transport, and I always sanitize my hands before I go into a shop. I maintain a 6 foot distance, so it's possible I am just having a bit of a rough day. As a precaution, I am staying inside for the next few days. If my condition gets worse, I will book the test, no doubt!

Something a bit lighter: The newest animal from Lamborghini is called the Essenza SCV12, and as the name suggests, it's a V12 powered animal with 830 horsepower. They will build 40 of them, but they are reserved for track use only! The price is 3 million Euro, and for that, the lucky people will become a part of a program that begins in 2021. The program includes storage service in a new hangar built in Sant’Agata Bolognese for the Essenza SCV12 club. Each car will have a personalized garage and dedicated services, including webcams to allow customers to monitor their cars 24 hours a day using an app. The facility also houses the “Lamborghini Squadra Corse Drivers Lab” by Tecnobody to offer athletic training programs similar to those followed by the official Lamborghini racing drivers.

The track calendar will start in 2021 with “arrive and drive” events held at numerous FIA Grade 1 homologated circuits. Assistance will be provided by the Squadra Corse technical staff with the support of Emanuele Pirro, five-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans and an excellent tutor for the customer-drivers; and Marco Mapelli, Lamborghini Squadra Corse Factory Driver.

Furthermore, the car will have its own racing series!

It looks fantastic, and sounds even better!



That's what 3 million euro looks and sounds like! I am such a fan!