Physics of NASCAR Crash

[Amel22]

way to state the obvious lady....

[plorwax]

I want more

[tr0uble192]

This really puts in the driver's point of view. Really interesting.

[xe140]

this is pretty much telling you obvious stuff

[colorfulcookiemonsta]

im buying this book

[ORilleyCupSeries]

@colorfulcookiemonsta its a book?

[nascar481000]

@ORilleyCupSeries Yes. It's call The Physics of NASCAR.

[colorfulcookiemonsta]

@ORilleyCupSeries i just bought it on ebay. i took a "tour" through the book, and it is LONG!!

[ORilleyCupSeries]

@colorfulcookiemonsta DUDE AFTER U READ IT LET ME BARROW IT!! lol

[colorfulcookiemonsta]

@ORilleyCupSeries lol, it will prob come in the mail in about 2 days. I HATE READING! unless its nascar. My mom hardly lets me buy something off of ebay, but since it was a book and educational, she let me get it ;)-

[kensethmartinfan]

Those are interesting simulations, I liked those bits. On the topic of Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, I think I have here book somewhere. :)

[nascarstopmotionguy]

mcdowell didn't hit the wall at 160mph, it was 193mph, you seen in on the telemetry when he qualified

[jrfan07]

@nascarstopmotionguy theres a delay in telemetry between the time its recorded and the time its recieved/broadcasted. 175 or give or take a couple would be a reasonable estimate on how fast he was going when he impacted the wall.

[AronAgmar]

Very cool! Just imagine what they would have to say about Sadler's wreck at Pocono last year. I'd like to see the 3D graphics and angles on that one.

[Monkeyball480]

Great video!

[mailmeonline]

interesting. nice post

[bongborin]

At least I'm learning math.

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