Saturday, 4 January 2020

Summer Learning Journey

For this activity we were asked to design a fast car I have drawn a race car and below I will list the specs





under the hood of this car there is a Ferrari V12 3 litre V12+ a twin turbo

the chassis is made out of a carbon fibre and aluminium.

The wheels are made out of a medium tire compound it has only one seat to make it more lightweight 
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  1. BerenSLJ8 January 2020 at 15:09

    Hello Blake,

    Wow, you sound like you know what you are talking about. I bet that would be a super fast car. Do you watch any motorsports? Would you drive this car around the track? It’s hard to imagine anyone taking this car to the supermarket haha.

    Does the carbon fibre and aluminium chassis help to keep it lightweight as well? I like your drawing too. I have a silver honda, but I wish my car was blue.

    Thanks for sharing your blog post Blake :)

    Beren

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    1. Anonymous10 January 2020 at 07:54

      I do try to watch touring car racing but most of the time I can't find the right channel but on youtube I watch ChrisFix, Hoonigan and Donut Media they are all car related channels ChrisFix shows you how to do it yourself fix things like a timing belt and other stuff like that, Hoonigan is a channel that basically have fun with cars and trucks if you follow their intsagram you can see all of the crazy stuff they do. Donut Media is a channel with a lot of different subjects one of their most recent videos is "$535 DOLLAR PLASTI WRAP VS $3400 DOLLAR PROFESSIONAL WRAP" they also have this thing called "Up To Speed" and they basically tell you the history of famous car/truck brands.
      -Blake

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    2. BerenSLJ10 January 2020 at 15:07

      Hi Blake,

      Awesome! Thanks for sharing those youtube channels, I will have to check them out. It sounds like Donut Media have a lot of fun. It reminds me a bit of Top Gear, have you ever watched that show? They do all kinds of crazy car stunts and races.

      Beren

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