I'm not an electric fan either and will never get one. But people always want to change the rules after a loss is just childish.
Yes, the Dark Horse will win if this was a race around the Nurnburgring.
But this is not the Nurnburgring. This is just a straight track with 1 simple turn...
They measured performance just like how they measured it with other vehicles.
The fact that you said that the electric car fell on it's face when cornering makes it even more fascinating that it won the race.
This is not a test they just came up with to beat the Dark Horse.
This is the exact same race they do with ALL the cars they test out.
We really need to accept an L. We're all adults.
I was talking about the race they did and that it's nothing new that the Dodge won.
Going to a racetrack is a different test and you don't need a car that can start quick from a dig or a car that has the highest top speed. Racing on a track needs handling the most. But that's a whole different...
These last 2 years I always see them as 1 vs 1. The difference was always too small to convert them. When something costs 100 USD I always see it as 100 Euro and at the end I know it a bit less than 100 Euro. Always good to mentally calculate this way haha.
I'm from Europe but I'm here on a small island iin the Caribbean, where there is not much to choose from. Wish I was in Europe right now, than this would never happened.
But ehh, the Euro has always been stronger than the Dollar, except for a few months.
1 Euro is 1.09 USD right now.
In 2008...
- It's an electric performance vehicle. Electric cars are known to accelerate faster than ICE vehicles because of the direct torque.
- We all know all-wheel drive has an advantage from a dig.
- On top of that the Dodge has way more horsepower.
So nothing to be ashamed of.