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It's a light, tail heavy car, with a shape that generates a lot of aerodynamic lift. At speed, it was probably hard to keep on the road even without a crosswind
by qbrass 12y ago
It's a light, tail heavy car, with a shape that generates a lot of aerodynamic lift. At speed, it was probably hard to keep on the road even without a crosswind hitting it.
It was certainly not because it was too tall.
- Gravityloss 12y agoBecause the wheels are faired, they have to be placed closer to the centerline of the vehicle. Especially the front wheels as they need to have space to turn. This makes the vehicle more susceptible to side wind tipping moment.