This is apparently what racing will look like in the next few centuries and that honestly is not something that I believe is true or should happen. I still think that racing was better in the days when cars were not this awesome and they more or less were of same standard. This means that it is the driver whose skill comes to the fore and it is driver v/s driver that truly unfurls on the track. But I guess team v/s team is the order of the day. It is said that if all the F1 drivers were put on same wheels then it would be Senna and Schumacher that would come out on top. Now that would be fun to watch indeed!
Anyway the Turbo-Sonic was designed as the 25th century three-wheel racing car to develop speeds of 300 mph in a quarter mile racing strip powered by a 50 pound fuel burning turbine engine that can reach 1,000 horsepower. This car was engineered in a combination of monacoque and cross frame construction using alloy tube frame plus a lunamite sheet stock also fiberglass fireproof light weight wings. Controls are operated on a four stage solenoid electrical system for safety, with inner-cockpit fuel mixture switches, and can be operated with a remote control unit for testing stages 50 feet away from the automobile.
Driver sits in a complete safety fireproof cockpit and encased in a unitized cross tube frame roll bar. Two-way radio will be used to transmit dial readings and car controlling effects between driver and pit crew. As appealing as the whole concept sounds, we just don’t want technology to get to a place when people drive a game on a system and decide the F1 world title. Hope that never happens!
