Not too long ago, there was a time when supersport motorbikes were by far the quickest road-legal vehicles on the planet. However, while most flagship bikes from the past decade have remained capped at around 200 hp, the horsepower wars among carmakers have continued to rage.

First, flagship hypercars like the McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder started giving bikes a run for their money. Now, we’re living in an era where all-electric sedans are among the quickest-accelerating cars on the planet. To demonstrate this, CarWow recently lined up the new Porsche Taycan Turbo GT alongside a Ferrari SF90 Stradale and a Yamaha R1M. The results are eye-opening – although not unsurprising.

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The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is the only true supercar on test and its twin-turbocharged V8 and three electric motors combine to deliver 986 hp. However, that’s less than the 1,019 hp mustered up by the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with its launch control system enabled. The Yamaha R1M is good for 200 hp by comparison, but is also much lighter.

In the first race, all three competitors got a great start but the Ferrari edged ahead. However, the Porsche soon closed the gap and was neck-and-neck with the SF90. The rider of the Yamaha did a good job of hanging with the Ferrari and Porsche but finished slightly behind.

The SF90 got the jump off the line in the second race, but just like in the first race, the Taycan started to pull slightly away as the speeds started to build, taking the victory. In the third, the Porsche and the Yamaha got the best launches as the driver of the Ferrari turned off all the assistance systems and got a bunch of unwanted wheelspin, impacting the hybrid’s getaway.

The tables are turned in a rolling drag race from 10 mph. While the Porsche has the power advantage over the Ferrari, it doesn’t perform as well in a roll race and is left behind by the other two.

The popularity of electric scooters and motorbikes has surged in many regions around the world, but it might be a long time before this e-bike owner dares to ride again. The battery-powered motorcycle dramatically caught fire and exploded in the middle of an intersection in China, an incident sure to leave a lasting impression.

The incident took place on October 7 in the Longhua District of Shenzhen, around 7 p.m., and was, fortuitously, caught on the dashcam of a nearby motorist. The footage captures the critical moments after the electric scooter ignited, sending sparks into the air. Sensing imminent danger, the rider quickly abandoned the bike at the center of the intersection as the flames intensified.

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Moments after the bike falls to the ground, and all while the rider is just inches away from it, it explodes, generating a huge ball of flames and sending smoke billowing into the air. The rider quickly emerges from the inferno and can be seen rolling away from the scene in a desperate attempt to put out the flames that engulfed his body.

Images shared on Chinese social media after the accident show the man suffered burns to his torso, face, and legs, and was left standing topless while waiting for first responders to arrive on the scene. Firefighters did eventually arrive on the scene and were able to extinguish the blaze but they obviously couldn’t save the electric scooter.

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The reason for the blaze is unknown and further details likely won’t be known until authorities complete a thorough investigation. Chinese media reported that some witnesses speculated the scooter may have been modified, potentially contributing to the fire and explosion, though this has not been confirmed. The most important thing is that the rider survived, and no bystanders were harmed in the inferno.

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