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| Posted by pyrotechnic_lad | 07/26/08 |
| Cool! Didn't know that. |
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| Posted by carlp | 08/29/08 |
| cool, came to me quick, but didn't think that it was correct till i saw the answer.... good one |
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| Posted by kp52 | 10/10/08 |
| Interesting. I kind of had an idea that it had something to do with air.
Good teaser. :D |
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| Posted by bigabbs | 12/05/08 |
| i've seen about a million commercials for cars like these |
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| Posted by VitalStatistic | 12/31/08 |
| A site I frequent, zazz dot com dot au were selling these recently so I knew the answer straight away.
Wouldn't that be cool though, if someone made an F1 track with a section that was inverted for 50 or a hundred metres. Dunno how it would be if one of them stopped on it though. |
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| Posted by tangled_brain | 12/31/08 |
| well if anybody slowed down on that section, that person would lose the necessary downforce (from that perspective, of course) and hence, the friction that would keep the tires spinning.
without that, speed slows down considerably, further lessening downforce, until contact is lost and the medics are called. |
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| Posted by tangled_brain | 12/31/08 |
| needless to say, nobody has attempted to construct such a course. |
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| Posted by Paladin | 04/09/09 |
| Wish I were a kid again :D |
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| Posted by Fearless88 | 01/31/10 |
| By little brother has one of these and I fiddled with it the other day to figure out how it worked. Nice Teaser though! :lol: |
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| Posted by cinivon | 12/23/10 |
| Yes, other brands, too. My son has some. The fan needs to work quickly and the flaps on the sides need to be undamaged or else they fall... |
