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It's not rocket science starting a race car for the most part. you turn on the car's power system and then press the starter button.
by ericcumbee 5y ago
It's not rocket science starting a race car for the most part. you turn on the car's power system and then press the starter button.
- Bayart 5y agoIt's not just « a race car », it's a Group B car with a new body. It's one of the greatest cars in racing history. To start you at least need to action the general electric break, switch the electricity on, push another one or two buttons for pumps and then press the starter button. Depending on the temperature of both the engine and the surrounding environment, you might also need to change plugs for cold ones. And that's just to start, it can't be driven like a normal car. And that's the exact reason why the 405 T16 of Vatanen was found in a bush back in the days : whoever took it new enough to start it up but stalled eventually (which is one of the reasons leading everybody to think it was some mechanic who dun it). By the way, you can see Vatanen driving that car model in his legendary Pikes Peak Hill climb video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvXSXfL4XRc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvXSXfL4XRc
- olivermarks 5y agoI love head rush videos, the isle of man TT on bike vids are wonderful too!