Showing posts with label curiosity video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label curiosity video. Show all posts

Monday, June 6, 2011

Video: Sebastien Buemi invests the viewer with a Red Bull F1

First, we clarify that Sebastien Buemi is not to blame: the Scuderia Toro Rosso was driving a F1 Red Bull Racing during an event in Japan. The young Frenchman, having made some changes in a big yard (parking), was heading away from the crowd. Suddenly, a spectator invaded the perimeter of the car park and crossed the road to Buemi F1, soon after the latter had crossed an inflatable arch that probably concealed from the view of the pilot spectator crowds.

Monday, May 30, 2011

Hot Wheels: Tanner Foust jump record at Indianapolis

On the occasion of the centennial edition of the Indianapolis 500, Team Hot Wheels and the driver Tanner Foust have set a new world record by jumping a car more than 101 meters, beating the previous record of 9 feet. The amazing structure built for the record consists of a flight of 27 meters, 30 meters high and was assembled inside the Indianapolis Speedway, with a shape reminiscent of some of their toys "history" of Hot Wheels.

Video: garage hangar

It will not be tailored or "mimetic" as the one located in San Francisco, but certainly this garage is impressive: in addition to being as big as a hangar, its openness implies the complete translation of nearly half the facade of the villa on two floors where located. Portico included.

Friday, May 27, 2011

Video: Hell's Road report from Pakistan

A troupe of channel Al Jazeera has produced a report by the passage Lowara strip of land linking the Pakistani city of Dir with the mountain villages located in the north-west, near the border with Afghanistan. Hell's Road climbs up to 3,100 meters and is in difficult conditions, forcing drivers to make real missions rather than just travel.

Emblematic in this respect the method of payment: to make the whole journey (240 km) a truck driver receives the equivalent of U.S. $ 60, plus another 180 if it preserves the form of bonuses and cargo van.

Monday, April 4, 2011

Truck in the footsteps of Ken Block with an incredible gymkhana driving American

A fine young lady with cow-girl hat and shorts from dizziness, a driving electric blues and driving crazier the world that only seems capable of going sideways. These are the ingredients of the video that we propose here, a film clearly inspired by various Gymkhana of that tightrope of Ken Block.

Video: Rover SD1 27-liter V12

Fifth Gear Rover SD1 has a modified engine with a Rolls Royce Meteor V12 27-liter engine, used by the British Spitfire fighter in World War II. A truly radical change, which required the passion and relentless work of its owner. Despite all the cost was really irrosorio: 1000 Pounds for the propulsion and much sweat, since the car was recovered free of charge.

The sample of SD1 and 1981, but the car was born in 1977, when he won the title of Car of the Year.