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Manic Crowds Chase Down India's First McLaren — Desi Carspotting + Supercar = Insanity
The city of Bangalore played a dangerous game of chase with the nation's first ever McLaren 720S.
A few days back, the first-ever McLaren owned by an Indian finally laid its tyres on Indian tarmac. The McLaren in question is a Memphis Red McLaren 720S owned by Bangalore businessman Ranjit Sundaramurthy.
The red McLaren 720S recently took to the streets of Bangalore, and it would seem that every Bangalorean present on the streets chased after the British supercar, like mad bulls trying to gore a bullfighter.
The owner of the 720S showed off the car's accelerative prowess (0-100kph in 2.9 seconds) as he pushed all 710bhp and 770Nm of torque onto the streets of Bangalore, mostly to escape or sometimes enthrall the throngs of car spotters who must have reached Nirvana seeing the McLaren sprint past them.
The McLaren mania on the streets of the Garden city continued unabated especially at busy intersections and on potholed streets (we hope Mr. Sundaramurthy's back is ok) with everyone from the average bike-riding Joe with his trusty phone camera to youngsters with DSLRs strapped around their necks eyeballing the 720S.
DriveSpark
Thinks!
While
the
manic
crowds
chasing
the
McLaren
look
like
a
horde
of
fans
chasing
after
one
of
the
khans
of
Bollywood,
they
do
so
in
a
rather
unsafe
manner,
similar
to
scenes
we
saw
in
London
with
a
Bugatti
Chiron
a
few
days
ago.
We agree with the Mclaren owners words about the situation on his Instagram account asking people to be safe while trying to get a shot of his pride and joy.
With our nation's accident rate hitting crazy numbers every year, we don't need another one happening while one of the fastest cars in the nation zooms past in a bid to please its lovestruck followers.
