It takes 10,000 hours to get good at anything worth doing.
According to you…and what if you still suck after 10,000 hours?
Pink slips bro
west doesn’t do anything he’s not good at (which is nothing), so it’s a logical non-issue. See how many negatives I put in there 8)
Everything he doesn’t try is dumb or will soon be made obsolete by Tesla and/or the internet.
euroswagr: westwest888:It takes 10,000 hours to get good at anything worth doing.
According to you…and what if you still suck after 10,000 hours?
west doesn’t do anything he’s not good at (which is nothing), so it’s a logical non-issue. See how many negatives I put in there 8)
Everything he doesn’t try is dumb or will soon be made obsolete by Tesla and/or the internet.
This guy gets me.
westwest888:It takes 10,000 hours to get good at anything worth doing.
According to you…and what if you still suck after 10,000 hours?
I suggest you stick to Xbox.
That’s better for me. At 6’5" karting is a no go
Here’s an idea… How about we race our frigging audis?
Oh that’s right… West West only has 9000 hrs on his so it’s not fair.
You’re way off on the XBOX thing…
I’m probably not the worst driver at 1/4 mile:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=826789114036908
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It wasn’t the driver, it was the setup. They probably got the chute right but big HP + huge rear wing, no wheelie bar, light front end.
westwest888:I’m probably not the worst driver at 1/4 mile:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=826789114036908
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It wasn’t the driver, it was the setup. They probably got the chute right but big HP + huge rear wing, no wheelie bar, light front end.
He couldn’t have been going faster than 85 when he flipped. A wing doesn’t make meaningful downforce until your speeds approach and exceed 130 MPH. This was a horsepower induced problem. Probably not the best chassis to choose for 1000 HP.
http://youtu.be/iBQjCSu70Vc
http://youtu.be/1yJaEAFgoQs
Here’s the same car…it was going faster than 85 when it flipped.
Either way, the driver wasn’t at fault…he was just along for the ride at that point.
West, I’m with Cory on this one… I think he was a few ticks over 85.
http://youtu.be/iBQjCSu70Vc
http://youtu.be/1yJaEAFgoQsHere’s the same car…it was going faster than 85 when it flipped.
Either way, the driver wasn’t at fault…he was just along for the ride at that point.
it was 3 seconds from the start. Can’t see him going over 80. What’d it trap in the 1/4 mile when it didn’t crash?
edit just watched. 6.95@ 360 kmh is 223 MPH
so his 1/8 would hvae been about 4.5 @ 175 so he was probably around 120-140 at 3.5
It sure did float away nicely.
cory_can:http://youtu.be/iBQjCSu70Vc
http://youtu.be/1yJaEAFgoQsHere’s the same car…it was going faster than 85 when it flipped.
Either way, the driver wasn’t at fault…he was just along for the ride at that point.
it was 3 seconds from the start. Can’t see him going over 80. What’d it trap in the 1/4 mile when it didn’t crash?
It sure did float away nicely.
4.8@160. 1/8 mile
6.85@225 1/4 mile
With the timing of his speed being relative to tenths of seconds it really is hard to determine the mph. Based on his linked 1/8th and 1/4 mile trap speeds that car is accelerating at an approximate 33 mph per second. At 3 seconds he’s 99 mph.
He came out without a scratch according to a daily article:
http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/NewsDetails.aspx?storyid=396846
BAHRAIN drag racer Khalid Mohammed is reportedly doing well after escaping a horrific crash on Thursday night.
Mohammed was in the middle of a fourth round qualifying of the Bahrain Drag Racing Championship when he lost control of his white turbocharged Lexus ISF as it went into a ‘wheelstand’.
The car then crashed into the concrete guardrail of the Bahrain International Circuit drag strip and flew into the air before somersaulting multiple times through a large section of safety fencing.
It then came to rest on the other side of the drag strip and on to the BIC race track.
Mohammed is a member of E Kanoo Racing Team, who confirmed on their Facebook page that Mohammed has emerged from the accident “without a scratch”.
Following his accident on Thursday, BIC released in a statement that medical teams were immediately dispatched to the crash site and Mohammed was attended to. He was then transferred to the nearest hospital, where he stayed under observation for 24 hours.
Mohammed was seen back at BIC on Friday night, attending the final day of racing in round four. BIC posted a picture on its Instagram account with a warm welcome message to the long-time and multi-titled racer.
Following his accident, videos recorded by fans from hand-held devices began circulating on the web. News of the crash has even made it big among drag racing enthusiasts in the US, where Mohammed has competed in the past and been successful.
Mohammed, who is in his early 40s, is a world record holder and reigning champion of the Pro Mod category in the Bahrain Drag Racing Championship.
He has also made his mark competing in various drag racing championships in the UAE, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and Do
Are you sure this isn’t in km/h, given the country it is filmed in? They wouldn’t display MPH.
Are you sure this isn’t in km/h, given the country it is filmed in? They wouldn’t display MPH.
He finishes the 1/8th @ 257 kmh and 1/4 at 362 kmh
So westwest is wrong…literally ALWAYS
Yes, I converted them to mph for the U.S. readers