Jan 14, 2022 · Nowadays, I see tuners and owners (we're talking about really powerful cars) giving the 100-200 km/h (or 60-130mph) more importance than launch acceleration. Of course this is all related to AWD parasitic loss, power-to-weight ratio, gearbox speed, turbo/sc/naturally aspirated powerband, etc.

The data consists of 357 launches/starts made at the start of the Grands Prix held in 2021. All starts are from lap one, (so no red flag starts) to make sure fuel-loads are comparable. The bars represent median 0-200 time across the season (also the sorting order), while the circles/dots represent the recorded start times.

Aug 1, 2021 · Today, for the first time, there is video which has surfaced showcases a 300 km/hr crash on a ZX-10R, who was hit by a superbike which was doing the same speed. The motorcycle ahead lost the front-end either due to a rock or hit something on the road and without any time to spare, the ZX-10R behind fell prey to it immediately and was knocked out.

Apr 8, 2024 · Doing around 200 km a day for a week, he ended up busting the cartilage in his knee somewhere in Germany, and to this day he can't run. Not saying it's impossible by any stretch, but if you make an effort to go for this, know when to …

Apr 9, 2023 · Eu tive uma e36 6 cilindros com 260 mil km e hoje um Marea 2.4 com 319 mil km. Só se vive uma vez kkkkkkk falando sério, vai muito de como os antigos donos cuidaram. A BMW com essa quilometragem tava 100%, mas o Marea a galera corta muito giro e lixa demais, só que apesar de aguentar cacete, tudo tem limite.

May 14, 2023 · Personally, I feel like if you can do 100km and you don't feel like you're dying, you can definitely also do 200. I did 100 about 2 weeks ago in just over 4h, and yesterday I did 150 in 6.5h, and it didn't feel much different in levels of exertion.

An average recreational cyclist would be able to go 200 km in about 8 hours, not counting stops - if there were no hills. Add in significant hills, and that will add another hour. That's on a relatively new road bike with decent tires, not a very heavy bike that's 30 …

Mar 30, 2020 · So a 3.7 gear ratio will allow you (with enough horsepower) to blow past 200 km/h if you have enough road. And a 4.28 means you may top out 190 km/h, but you can zoom up to that level way faster (assuming the same HP as before).

Aug 2, 2023 · Drive at 100 km/h for 2 hours. 200 km easy /s Jokes aside, do 150 kmh for 1 hour then 50 kmh for an hour, that's 200km right there. Kidding again, my humour is garbage Race carbs tuned to a rich ratio of about 13.5, carbon fibre hood, NO cargo unless necessary, no exhaust system, and slicks.

Jan 17, 2022 · The final speed was around 280 km/h after 1 km, and it took them around 18.5 - 19 s to reach that speed, so basically another 10-11 s to go from 200 to 280 km/h. Their top speed is 290-300 km/h, so yeah. Where bikes shine the most is actually 100-200 km/h, since they are so severely wheelie-limited below 100 km/h, which (super)cars are not.