The Raging Bull’s Winter Sporting Thrill, Lamborghini’s Accademia Neve In Livigno

Seeking the world’s most perfect playgrounds for winter sports vacations, the Raging Bull returned to the ice ring last February for a winter sporting thrill, Lamborghini-style. 

Backdropping the beautiful landscape of Livigno, a town in Lombardy, Italy, Lamborghini clients got behind the wheel for a three-day Accademia Neve.

Located up in the Alps, it has freezing temperatures of around zero during daytime and around minus ten degrees at night. 

Making it a perfect setting of ice and snow to test the sporty capabilities of the Lamborghini Huracán range and Urus Super SUV.

This challenging snow and ice driving experience of Lamborghini’s Accademia Neve program is called the ‘Black Runs’.

At which, the Lamborghini team of Squadra Corsa drivers commanded the driving activities and delivered the instructions needed. 

Ensuring each participant maximises their potential and the Lamborghini cars’ capabilities in the winter sports environment.

The four-wheel drive and steering Huracán EVO and Urus dominated each of the mountain ice track exercises, while the rear-wheel drive Huracán STO delivered high-octane race-oriented control. 

Interestingly, high performance paired with freezing conditions isn’t new to Lamborghini’s factory drivers, as Cryotherapy is part of the standard training program. 

Done at the ’DRIVERS’ LAB’ in Sant’Agata Bolognese, the Lamborghini pilots benefit from said sessions using the most advanced training machines.

All in all, Lambo’s three-day activity provided guests with the perfect cure to the last two years’ lost winter seasons, along with the luxury indulgence of the best hotels and restaurants in the area.