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Lamborghini Countach QV road trip videos

evo's Harry Metcalfe takes his legendary Lamborghini Countach QV supercar on a road trip. Video action here

In the latest issue of evo you can read a story about Harry Metcalfe’s epic 1200-mile trip in his Lamborghini Countach QV, as he brought it back to the UK after a photo-shoot with Valentino Balboni at the Lamborghini factory. On the way back, Harry thought it might be a fun to record a ‘rough and ready’ video diary of the journey home.

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PART 3: Harry and his Countach arrive at the Eurotunnel in somewhat of a rush. Do they make the train? Whatever happens, it's a chance to sit and reflect on an amazing 1200-mile adventure.

 

PART 2: We rejoin Harry halfway along the Route Napoleon and head to the Eurotunnel, ready for the journey’s final leg through the UK.

 PART 1: Begins very early in the morning, on the French Riviera, which was where the last leg of the journey began, at a small marina in Cap Ferrat and then up on to the fabulous Route Napoleon. It turned out to be an experience of a lifetime.

See the full article in evo Issue 154 - get your copy and find out more here

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