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New Subaru TT Video

Mark Higgins takes us through his massive Bray Hill save on the way to setting a new lap record on the Isle of Man

Subaru TT lap record

As I’m sure you know, Subaru recently set a new four-wheeled lap record around the Isle of Man TT course. The Impreza WRX STI lapped the 37 mile Mountain Course at an astonishing average of 115.3mph. However it wasn’t without incident and you might have already seen the brief clips of Mark Higgins’ massive moment at the bottom of Bray Hill. Now we have a full video, complete with Mark explaining exactly what happened…

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You can read a full article about the attempt in the next issue of evo.

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