These are really interesting cars. I suspect the illusion that you’re on a jetski only works if you’re in the front, but it still looks like fun. I notice the seats are angled slightly outward; I wonder if this will do unpleasant things under g-force. Angular momentum is generally unkind to the human body, but it might not be a big enough angle to matter? Or is the path of the track not violent enough to create neck issues? Guess we won’t know until they put people in these things.
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These are really interesting cars. I suspect the illusion that you’re on a jetski only works if you’re in the front, but it still looks like fun. I notice the seats are angled slightly outward; I wonder if this will do unpleasant things under g-force. Angular momentum is generally unkind to the human body, but it might not be a big enough angle to matter? Or is the path of the track not violent enough to create neck issues? Guess we won’t know until they put people in these things.
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