The Dutch-built Sanrivatti One trades the traditional carbon bucket for an equestrian, superbike-inspired stance. But how does straddling a V10 change the human body's threshold for extreme lateral G-forces?
Drop yourself into the carbon-fiber belly of the Dutch-built Sanrivatti One, and you will not find a traditional low-slung bucket seat.
The Sanrivatti One is visually arresting before you even attempt to mount its interior.
To understand how bizarre this seating arrangement is, we have to look at the lineage of central-driving architectures.
The Dutch-built Sanrivatti One trades the traditional carbon bucket for an equestrian, superbike-inspired stance. But how does straddling a V10 change the human body's threshold for extreme lateral G-forces?