Caterham 170R - Supercarcopilot - 4K

A short cinematic video of me driving the new Caterham Seven 170R, Caterham's lightest model to date. Check out my Instagram for my images from the week.
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[@MIZO7]

I hope to create movie like this.
Video and music were combined perfectly.

[@RedSkyMedia]

Absolutely smashed this! Thank you for having us along for the ride, it was a pleasure to work on it with you and here's to hopefully plenty more in the future!

[@Supercarcopilot]

Thanks again guys for the help with filming - couldn't have achieved my vision without your guys help 👊🏼

[@siebenkurven-jens_mueller_7]

Very cool! Between earth and the heavens it is us in our Sevens! Kind Regards Jens

[@Supercarcopilot]

Thanks Jens!

[@hhvisuals6468]

This is insane!

[@Supercarcopilot]

Thank you mate 🙏🏼

[@onefrequencydown]

Superb quality! 👏

[@Supercarcopilot]

Cheers mate 😁

[@ianscott3180]

I have had a couple of Caterhams. The first a 1700 crossflow with 135bhp the second a Cosworth BDR with around 185bhp. I loved my crossflow but always thought that is was under powered. The BDR was about right. I think that you would regret buying a 170 after a few weeks wanting more ooomph.I would suggest a used one with a better power unit. James Whiting that seviced mine and had raced them suggested 150 to 200bhp was ideal for road use.