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F1 made 1,500 horsepower thirty five years ago. If such an unrestricted series existed today, we'd probably be looking at 3,000+ horsepower, 300-400mph speeds,
by ip26 6y ago
F1 made 1,500 horsepower thirty five years ago. If such an unrestricted series existed today, we'd probably be looking at 3,000+ horsepower, 300-400mph speeds, and either a) autopilot features (for faster-than-human reactions) or b) absolutely ridiculous levels of fatalities.
- wintorez 6y agoIf it was up to me, I would create a race where the only limits were: 1) Combustion or electric engines only, no jets or rocket boosters 2) Should fit within a box of certain height-width-depth 3) No human drivers, only remote or AI 4) No type of weapons, or ramming, etc. Only pure speed. I think that would have been an interesting race to watch.
- wbl 6y agoToo dangerous. You got to spend the weight on roll cages to protect the driver and need rules to ensure that that happens.
- SteveNuts 6y agoSee rule 3
- TylerE 6y agoThe closest thing to that is probably hill climbing. Some of the unlimited cars at pikes peak are beyond insane... wings the size of a barn door
- WalterBright 6y agoJust have it fly to the finish line.
- mft_ 6y agoHuman drivers provide a lot of human interest for the humans watching...