Swiss
supercar builders, Leblanc, designed the Mirabeau (named after
a corner on the famous Monaco F1 track) to comply with all the
FIA / Le Mans Homologation standards to drive the racing version
of the LeBlanc Mirabeau at Le Mans. The way the Mirabeau is
set up, it really belongs on the racetrack.
The lightweight body of the LeBlanc Mirabeau, made from kevlar
and carbon fibre, hides a supercharged V8 engine borrowed from
the Koenigsegg CCR, and although it is slightly detuned,
it still develops over 700 horsepower.
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