That’s what happens when tyre face hits tyre face with a collision in this direction. The tyres grip each other and it launches the car coming from behind.
The tire grip is good enough to fling a car 3 feet into the air and make it roll over twice, in an instant, while going 30 mph? I need to know where you’re buying tires with that kind of grip!
In open wheel racing (F1, F2, …) tyre on tyre contact happens every few races. Yet, somehow, they don’t take to the skies? If anything, they have less drag upwards that would stop them.
Y’all, this is AI slop. Look at how the car fucking leaps into the air. It makes no sense at all.
That’s what happens when tyre face hits tyre face with a collision in this direction. The tyres grip each other and it launches the car coming from behind.
Anything I don’t understand is AI
Basically the tire speeds double and are applied almost vertically to the car behind. That launches the car upwards from the front.
The tire grip is good enough to fling a car 3 feet into the air and make it roll over twice, in an instant, while going 30 mph? I need to know where you’re buying tires with that kind of grip!
In open wheel racing (F1, F2, …) tyre on tyre contact happens every few races. Yet, somehow, they don’t take to the skies? If anything, they have less drag upwards that would stop them.
You didn’t watch this season of Formula E did you? https://youtu.be/NNWHY8Wp4NM
That car didn’t start flying until he was driving OVER the wheels. That’s a far worse position to be in than rubbing sidewalls together.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/out-control-audi-misses-pedestrian-21973753?hl=en-GB
Wait, it should have hit?
AI confirmed, thanks. :)
You ever watch NASCAR? A tire rolling over another tire is like a Mario Kart launching ramp.