Description: Like just about any other form of motorsport, Le Mans has its regulations, with cars divided into classes that conform to specific formulae to keep the racing competitive. Which is why most Le Mans Pr...Add Comments5
Jorge GonzalezAug 29, 2012 You guys do know that oil doesnt run out right? Animals die and through organic processes over millions of years turns into oil.
Zachary CrowleyAug 28, 2012 @Kyle You do realize the biggest partner in Hydrogen-cell based research is Shell right? open a big before you open that ignorant mouth of yours.
Mitchell CherryAug 28, 2012 Bet it's way more expensive to run this shit. Everyone talks like big oil company's are bad.
Kyle MattaAug 28, 2012 The combustion engine is a dinosaur. It's nice to see us finally breaking away from big oil companies.
Shane Mathew KorahAug 30, 2012 if they can solve the refueling issue than i really believe that hydrogen fuel cells are the future of the racing world and it will keep those hippies off our backs. one thing is for sure this is way better looking than the deltawing
Zach SullivanAug 29, 2012 I'm sure it has I'm just wondering how they took care of it
Jackson MichaelAug 29, 2012 I'd say it was a pretty ignorant question because if they've already been entered in the race, I'd assume that the problem of safety has already been addressed.
Jason BrowerAug 28, 2012 Guys, the hydrogen-collision issue has been dealt with and off the table for a number of years. While the specifics escape my memory at the moment, a bit of research will show that's an outdated concern.
Zach SullivanAug 28, 2012 the only thing I can think of is they would need a valve to purge the the tank to release the pressure
Zach SullivanAug 28, 2012 thank you Brian that's exactly wat I meant
Brian MicinskiAug 28, 2012 He's not being ignorant its is a legitimate question. These cars will have to be engineered differently for crashes because compressed hydrogen like this can be very dangerous
David Pires-IhsaanAug 28, 2012 This picture just made me bleed internally...
Description: Following extensive development, the GreenGT has just been approved by the ACO to fill the spot taken at this year's race by the DeltaWing prototype. Its advanced design, now finalized after bein...Add Comments4
Abraham MendozaAug 28, 2012 I'm sorry, 3000 pound feet of torque? What a ride!
Redge DiakitéAug 28, 2012 DAMN with this sort of torque it must like a spaceship accelerating
Ben NortonAug 28, 2012 Wow! That is a lot of torque
Description: Dunlop has developed special tires for the vehicle that promise to help deliver the torque to the tarmac, but its tire wear aren't what will likely be sending it to the pits. The tank can only ho...Add Comments0
Jorge GonzalezAug 29, 2012 Wheels look like BBS are they? Well regardless there nice.
Alex PrestonAug 28, 2012 Wow that spoiler! Definitely a unique look, actually pretty cool
Jordan JacksonAug 28, 2012 Exactly, and the best part is for the people who still want the roar of an ICE, those can run off of it too
Matthew McPhersonAug 28, 2012 Awesome, This rule is in place for this exact reason, to showcase and test future technologies and hydrogen is definitely the way we need to be looking in terms of a realistic replacement for petrol and am looking forward to seeing this race
You guys do know that oil doesnt run out right? Animals die and through organic processes over millions of years turns into oil.
!... a big book damnit
@Kyle You do realize the biggest partner in Hydrogen-cell based research is Shell right? open a big before you open that ignorant mouth of yours.
Bet it's way more expensive to run this shit. Everyone talks like big oil company's are bad.
The combustion engine is a dinosaur. It's nice to see us finally breaking away from big oil companies.