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Benny Caiola was Horacio Pagani’s first customer, putting down a deposit for a Zonda a year before it was actually ready.
After buying more Paganis over the years Benny kept bugging Horacio to build a more track focused version of the Huayra. What you see before you is his wish granted.
The Huayra BC, named after the great Sicilian-born, NY-based property developer, is a complete rethink of the car it’s based on – lighter, more powerful, more focused and with more downforce keeping it glued to the road.
The BC, which will be unveiled at the Geneva motor show on March 1, has dropped enough mass to weigh 1218kg with a AMG-built 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12 poised to unleash a mighty 597kW punch that will give it race car abilities on track.
To fine-tune the BC Pagani has completely redesigned the suspension arms – now 25 per cent lighter – and geometry, mating them to all new Öhlins dampers, new lightweight Brembo monoblock brake calipers and even an advanced set of hubs.
All of this is finished off with Bosch’s latest engine management and stability control system to create what Pagani aims to be one of the fastest hypercars in the world, but at the same time one of the safest and easiest to drive and live with.
