The Gallardo LP570-4 Super Trofeo Stradale (2011) is the road-legal version of the Super Trofeo race car, built on the lightweight LP570-4 Superleggera and capped at 150 units. It keeps the race car's dramatic look, a big adjustable rear wing and a quick-release engine cover, at 562 hp (570 PS) and about 154 lb (~70 kg) under the LP560-4 (2,954 lb, ~1,340 kg dry). It's E-Gear only.
Stradale means road, and that's the pitch: as close to the one-make racer as you could put on a license plate. At launch Lamborghini called it the lightest road-going Gallardo it had built.
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At its 2011 launch, yes; Lamborghini presented it as the lightest road-going Gallardo built to that point. The later Squadra Corse matched that weight, so the two share the title as the lightest street Gallardos, both built off the Super Trofeo race car.
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