At this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Triumph Speed Triple 1200RR drift bike, a custom creation by Thornton Hundred, left spectators in awe. With 400bhp, adaptive aerodynamics, and artificial intelligence, this one-of-a-kind SC RR (Supercharged RR) took about seven months to build and was unveiled just before the July event.

Jody Millhouse, the owner of Thornton Hundred, rode the bike up the renowned hill climb, aiming to captivate people's imaginations. Inspired by his family's stunt riding background, Jody wanted to create something extraordinary, following the success of last year's World's Fastest Bobber, a 201bhp supercharged, nitrous-injected Triumph Bonneville Bobber.

The SC RR boasts incredible power, weighing only 187kg wet. Its Rotrex C30 supercharger, custom housing, and unique swingarm allow for unparalleled performance. The swingarm is billet aluminum, 180mm longer than standard, and can hold five liters of methanol, which cools the supercharger without the need for an intercooler.

Carbon bodywork, forged engine internals, and a titanium exhaust system weighing just 2.4kg add to the bike's high-end features. The bike also features 3D printed active aero with aerofoils actuated using accelerometers, providing better control and performance during braking, acceleration, and cornering.

What sets this bike apart even more is the Thornton Hundred Artificial Intelligence (THAI), which allows the bike to interact with the rider. The bike is equipped with speakers that greet the rider with a message when it's turned on, making the whole experience even more immersive.

With its exceptional power, advanced technology, and stunning design, the SC RR is a masterpiece that left everyone at Goodwood Festival of Speed in awe.

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