Science of Supercars

Name: Science of Supercars
Released: 2020-04-14T00:00:00.000Z

TV‑Sendung · Sport · Reality

Take cars loaded with innovative technology and performance and turn it all upside down, putting everything through a series of quirky tests in a bid to understand their performance in the real world.

2020 · 9m

FOLGE 1

How slippery is a supercar?

In a sport where races are won by tenths of a second, we seek to replicate the aerodynamic learnings of the Red Bull Holden Racing Team and apply them to the human body, on a bicycle.
FOLGE 2

Cooking with car parts

Race cars are made to withstand and generate extreme heat. So with this heat in mind, what culinary delights are possible with little more than a few key ingredients and a heated brake disc?
FOLGE 3

The calorie count

Host Danny Clayton tries to burn the same amount of calories, in similar ambient conditions and equipment as your average driver pairing during Australia’s premier motor race, the Bathurst 1000.
FOLGE 4

Fatigue and distraction

They say it takes 10,000 hours to fully master a skill. We serve up challenges to see if it’s possible for a seven-time supercars champ to overcome obstacles at high-speed.

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