What you have above will not be a Formula-1 car to have been forgotten painting, but the electric car world's most efficient , pending confirmation by Guinness World of Records. We have built a group of college students DeLaSalle, Kansas, with the help of Bridgestone America.
Bridgestone contributed to the project with resources and its tires Ecopia EP100. This electric ultralight is built with a modified chassis of a 2000 Lola Indy .
During the testing carried out in Texas Bridgestone, the car consumed an equivalent of 300 miles per gallon, or 0'784 liters per hundred km . It is a brand as good (for an electric, remember) believe students will enter the Guinness.
Again, why have not painted? So that the weight of the paint does not make him less effective? And I wonder: During the tests, who will pilot? It is not the same thing that put a man of 80 kilos for a girl of 60. Will there be standard weight? And if so, that person can go to the bathroom between tests, and "discard" and weight? Better stop thinking. - Javier G. Pereda
Source.: http://www.gizmodo.es/
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