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The front wheel is not broken. The torque is so extreme that the entire chassis twists under load as the car launches. This is a raw demonstration of how mechanical stress reveals weak points long before anything actually fails. High power builds are not just about engine output. They need the right frame strength, suspension geometry, and reinforcement to prevent structural flex like this. Too much torque without proper engineering turns horsepower into chaos instead of speed. Love technology?