Loading the player...

The Laird Hamilton tries the motorized surfboard

(12) | 11/06/2015 |

Issue: *

Your Name:

Your Email:

Details:

The legend of Laird Hamilton surfing experiences a JetSurf, a futuristic motorized surfboard that can reach 60 km / h. From his home in Hawaii, the Laird uses the Jetsurf to a small River bordering the garden of. The revolutionary plank offers the pleasure of surf without waves and great effort. Powered by a two-stroke engine 86 or 100 cubic, It has a length 1,80 meters and weighs 15 kg.

The JetSurf was designed and built by Martin Sula, a Czech engineer Formula 1. Is assembled by hand with lightweight carbon fiber and Kevlar, and costs between 8.000 and 11.000€.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

The testing of a motor of Formula 1
The motorcycle that sounds like a Formula 1 car When it was released in 1978, the Honda CBX 1050 was like the other superbikes of the 70's. A large and powerful engine on an ugly chassis with poor suspension. Someone had to have suicidal tendencies before riding on this high speed motorcycle. However, despite these negatives, one of her characteristics made her stand out from the rest.
A Formula 1 driver tests his reflexes before the race Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly performs a reflex exercise with tennis balls, before the start of a race.
brake test for Formula 1 The Italian manufacturer Brembo brake makes durability test of a brake disc for vehicles of Formula 1.
A Formula 1 car plays 'Happy Birthday' Lotus engineers regulate the engine of a car parts online, in order to play the melody of 'Happy Birthday'.
Drone vs. Formula 1 Dutch Filmmakers Drone Gods followed Max Verstappen's brand new Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 car for a full lap of the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit. This world's first uninterrupted FPV footage was captured by a custom drone, specially designed to follow the car at speeds above 300 km/h. It took Red Bull and the Dutch Drone Gods over a year to create a drone capable of accelerating twice as fast as a Formula 1 car, reaching 300 km/h in just 4 seconds, with a top speed of over 350 km/h.
Drag race between F1, MotoGP, Rallycross, WRC and electric Supervan Who wins an acceleration race between a Formula 1 car, of a MotoGP motorcycle, of a WRC car, a World Rallycross car and an electric Ford SuperVan; Red Bull set up the craziest drag race ever.
How to make a spare part for Formula 1 Red Bull posted a nice video, the process by which it creates a single spare part for its cars.
A small electric car at the hairpin of Monaco On Saturday March 11, 2023 in Monaco, a young 16-year-old driver thought he was a Formula 1 driver behind the wheel of a Citroën AMI. The youngster made two passes of the famous Fairmont hairpin, but on the descent the little car overturned at the turn. The Citroën AMI is a two-seater electric car with a maximum speed of 45 km/h. The 16-year-old driver and his 22-year-old passenger were taken to Princess Grace Hospital Center with minor bruises.
Formula 1 is too hot
Bicycle with wheels from Formula 1 User The Q customizes a bike to put wheels from a Formula 1 car on it.
Double pit stop During a Formula 1 race in Shanghai in 2019, Mercedes engineers make a perfectly synchronized pit stop, when two cars of the team arrive at the same time to change tires.
Drift with the Formula 1 safety car The Mercedes-AMG GT R is powered by a 4-liter V8 twin-turbo engine with 585 hp. Here we see a perfect drift ride by the German Driver Bernd Mayländer. Observe the burnt brake discs. The video was shot on the Formula 1 track in Bahrain.
Explosion in Romain Grosjean's car (Formula 1) On Sunday, November 29, 2020, French driver Romain Grosjean's car exploded during an accident during the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix. Haas' car veered off the track and caught fire after hitting a safety bar with force. Fortunately, Romain Grosjean managed to leave his car which had literally been cut in two. He was taken to hospital and suffered burns to his legs and arms as well as many broken ribs.
Formula 1 driver seat explained